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August 31
U.P. Catholic Services Appeal (UPCSA) kick off, Carmelite Tea, Olympians, Bitcoin and so much more! Helping you to stay connected to your Yooper Church.Read More -
August 26
This summer, the stack of books by my reading chair is increasingly full of spiritual guidance. If you like reading too, check out my list of a few other books I can recommend.Read More -
July 29
Challenge campaigns around the diocese, U.P. Catholic Foundation distributes over $500,000, Women’s Recovery Center, Vacation Bible School and so much more! Click to read more about all the exciting news happening around the Diocese of Marquette and stay connected to our Yooper Church.Read More -
July 22
Challenge gifts are a popular and effective means for incentivizing donations to church campaigns. They increases the value of donations by leveraging matching funds. Want to increase the value of your donations to the Church? Check out these 8 current challenge opportunities in the Diocese of Marquette.Read More -
July 13
For the first time, the Upper Peninsula Catholic Foundation, Inc. (UPCF) topped $500,000 in its annual grant distributions for various Catholic ministries across the Upper Peninsula. The UPCF connects faith with charitable giving through long-term support for the needs of Catholic ministries in the Diocese of Marquette.Read More -
July 12
From the upcoming July 16, 2021 issue of The U.P. Catholic: Read about Totus Tuus' joyful return to an in-person format and hear what this year's missionaries have to say about their experience so far this summer.Read More -
July 12
From the upcoming July 16, 2021 issue of The U.P. Catholic: Bishop John Doerfler recently blessed the new faith-formation facility attached to St. Ignatius Catholic Church in Houghton.Read More -
July 12
From the upcoming July 16, 2021 issue of The U.P. Catholic: Read about the St. Gianna Clinic located in Green Bay, Wis. and how they are helping women and families.Read More -
July 1
Father Jernej Šuštar offers a humorous and faith-filled reflection on the surprising path that led him from Slovenia to become a priest in Venerable Bishop Frederic Baraga's See, the Diocese of Marquette. Introduction and blessing by Msgr. Michael Steber, pastor of St. Peter Cathedral in Marquette, Michigan.Read More -
June 29
Share your prayer intentions with Bishop John, St. Mary Catholic School graduates, the first annual Michigan Catholic Women’s Conference, summer Mass schedules, estate planning clean up and so much more.Read More
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Holy Name Catholic School welcomed back their students on Monday, August 31st.
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Holy Name Catholic School celebrated the eighth grade Class of 2020 on Tuesday, August 11th with a special Mass in the Holy Name Catholic School Gymnasium celebrated by Father Rick Courier and...
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Diocese of Marquette Catholic schools are the first in the nation to adopt such a focus; high school to follow. Catholic schools in the Diocese of Marquette, Michigan, have made a bold move to...
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If you read our last column, you know that the impromptu school closures had our faculty, staff and students feeling a bit down in the dumps. However, it isn't like us to wallow, so we had to...
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Teachers at SHS are finding ways to make distance learning fun.
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Michigan Technological University students and members of the new Knights of Columbus Council 17237 received the Outstanding College Council Award during the Supreme Council's annual award ceremony...
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College students are returning to campuses in the UP this month amid the Covid-19 pandemic. We talked with our three Catholic campus ministries to find out how they are greeting students this fall.
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Young Adult Catholic Q&A with Kat Torreano
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Read about Father Brandon Oman's upcoming assignment with the Archdiocese of Military Services. Story to be featured in the upcoming June 19, 2020 issue of The U.P. Catholic. Read and share!
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Young Adult Catholic Q&A with Andrew Kilpela
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Father Jernej Šuštar offers a humorous and faith-filled reflection on the surprising path that led him from Slovenia to become a priest in Venerable Bishop Frederic Baraga's See, the Diocese of...
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Three ordinations this year is a huge accomplishment for our diocese! God-willing, we hope for three more next spring! Learn how you can help Yoopers for Seminarians 2020!
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For a man discerning priesthood, his journey begins in many ways.
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In the Summer 2020 Yoopers for Seminarians newsletter, journey through this year's Ordination Liturgy.
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Read about Father Brandon Oman's upcoming assignment with the Archdiocese of Military Services. Story to be featured in the upcoming June 19, 2020 issue of The U.P. Catholic. Read and share!
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U.P. Catholic Services Appeal (UPCSA) kick off, Carmelite Tea, Olympians, Bitcoin and so much more! Helping you to stay connected to your Yooper Church.
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This summer, the stack of books by my reading chair is increasingly full of spiritual guidance. If you like reading too, check out my list of a few other books I can recommend.
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Challenge campaigns around the diocese, U.P. Catholic Foundation distributes over $500,000, Women’s Recovery Center, Vacation Bible School and so much more! Click to read more about all the exciting...
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Challenge gifts are a popular and effective means for incentivizing donations to church campaigns. They increases the value of donations by leveraging matching funds. Want to increase the value of...
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For the first time, the Upper Peninsula Catholic Foundation, Inc. (UPCF) topped $500,000 in its annual grant distributions for various Catholic ministries across the Upper Peninsula. The UPCF...
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WASHINGTON (CNS) — When is the last time you cracked open the Catechism of the...
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Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 1) Wis 7:7-11 Psalm 90:12-17 2) Heb 4:12-13 Gospel: Mk...
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Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 1) Gn 2:18-24 Psalm 128:1-6 2) Heb 2:9-11 Gospel: Mk...
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Getting to be a ripe old age is a privilege, Pope Francis told older priests.
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Pope Francis praised Catholic lay movements and associations for living out the Gospel in their everyday lives and for promoting education, social support and evangelization in the world's...
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ROME — Tourism needs to protect both people and the planet as well as promote a more inclusive economy, the Vatican said. People need to support “an inclusive approach to tourism and resist the...
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