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Month: February 2017

  • News
On February 1, 2017
Kevin Wondrash, Catholic Herald Staff

St. Ambrose Academy students take part in March for Life

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Students at St. Ambrose Academy in Madison recently returned from their biennial trip to the March for Life in Washington, D.C.

The junior and senior classes, along with their chaperones, departed for the nation’s capital on January 25 for the nearly 900-mile journey.

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  • Making a Difference
On February 1, 2017
Tony Magliano

A civilized nation does not kill babies

What a sight! Over 25 times from the top of Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., I have seen a sea of people marching to proclaim the dignity of unborn human life, and how death-dealing abortion sends the unholy message that some human beings are disposable.

As I write, I am a just one day away from marching with and viewing that sea of people once again. It’s always a moral and spiritual shot-in-the-arm for me.

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  • Around the Diocese
On February 1, 2017
Jane Lepeska Grinde, Catholic Herald Correspondent

An amazing life continues into retirement for Sr. Bernadette Prochaska, FSPA

Sr. Bernadette Prochaska, […]

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  • Around the Diocese
On February 1, 2017
Kevin Wondrash

Plenary indulgence for Fatima 100th anniversary at Durward’s Glen

BARABOO — Pope Francis has granted a plenary indulgence opportunity throughout the Fatima 100th anniversary year. There are three ways of obtaining the indulgence.

Obtaining indulgence

To obtain the plenary indulgence, the faithful must fulfill the ordinary conditions, go to Confession and Communion, be interiorly detached from sin, and pray for the intentions of the Holy Father, in addition to the following:

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  • Around the Diocese
On February 1, 2017
Kevin Wondrash

Valentine social in Fort Atkinson

FORT ATKINSON — St. Joe’s 55-PLUS Group will have their annual Valentine potluck social on Friday, Feb. 10, at St. Joseph Parish Hall at 1 p.m.

Baked salmon with hoisin sauce, steamed asparagus, coffee, lemonade, and tableware will be provided. Those attending are asked to bring a dish to pass.

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  • Around the Diocese
On February 1, 2017
Kevin Wondrash

Program on human trafficking in Berlin

BERLIN — A […]

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  • Around the Diocese
On February 1, 2017
Kevin Wondrash

Rosary for Life in Beloit

BELOIT — Knights […]

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  • Around the Diocese
On February 1, 2017
Kevin Wondrash

Presentation on Jesuit retreats

MADISON — A […]

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  • Letters to the editor
On February 1, 2017
Bill Dagnon

We must have health care for all Americans

To the editor:

What will we Americans do to save 53,000 American lives every year? Twenty-seven million Americans could lose coverage in the first year of repeal of the Affordable Care Act, according to the Congressional Budget Office. This is in addition to the 26 million who did not have health insurance in 2015. A Harvard School of Public Health study finds that for every thousand people without health care, one dies each year.

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  • Editorial
On February 1, 2017February 15, 2022
Mary C. Uhler, Catholic Herald Staff

See how your faith is lived out each week

Faithful Catholics attend Mass every Sunday and hear the Word of God read and preached to them.

Our challenge as Catholics is to take that Word and live it out in our daily lives the rest of the week.

One of the ways we can see how our faith can be lived out is by reading about how it can be done.

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