The Catholic Diocese of Madison Foundation (CDMF) is fortunate to oversee investment funds started by individuals keenly interested in making a positive impact on our Catholic community.
One of these funds is the St. John Bosco Fund Tuition Assistance Fund, which provides grants for tuition assistance for our Catholic schools.
Month: September 2024
40 Days for Life leader brings message of ‘the beginning of the end of abortion’
Former Planned Parenthood manager Ramona Treviño, the director of outreach of the peaceful, prayerful, effective 40 Days for Life project, will tell the story of this groundbreaking effort in Madison on Monday, Sept. 23.
White Mass for medical professionals on October 13
The Catholic Medical Guild of the Diocese of Madison will be hosting its annual White Mass in honor of medical professionals.
¡Lo que ha sucedido y lo que está por suceder en el Ministerio Hispano!
¡Lo que ha sucedido y lo que está por suceder en el Ministerio Hispano!
Bringing them home through a Go Make Disciples reboot
Recently, the Diocese of Madison released a new video from Bishop Donald J. Hying of Madison entitled “Bring Them Home.”
In this beautifully done short film, the bishop reminds us that both our Go Make Disciples (GMD) and Into the Deep initiatives are rooted in Our Lord’s promise that He will be with us always “until the end of the age”.
Standing up to the abortion culture
In recent years, the abortion culture in our country has increasingly radicalized its goals, actions, messaging, and tone. In past decades, pro-abortion politicians would mouth the “safe, legal, and rare” mantra, although we knew that conviction was never the true belief of Planned Parenthood or the abortion lobby.
Watertown church provides ‘Bible, bonfire, and beverages’ for young adults
Originally known as De Profundis, Latin for “out of the depths” from Psalm 130, Bible, Bonfire, and Beverages is a young adult Bible study, held every Monday at 7 p.m. and hosted by St. Bernard Church in Watertown, part of St. Thérèse of Lisieux Pastorate.
Law professor shares faith at UW-Madison
On Bascom Hill, standing among its leafy trees, is the UW-Madison Law School. There, Professor of Law Cecelia Klingele has taught courses for the last 15 years, and as a practicing Catholic, it’s also where she has shared faith and fellowship with colleagues and students through her work.
What we need when the going gets tough
In our times of greatest trial on this Earth, in the moments we think we can’t take another step on the difficult journey of our lives, we have to stop looking down at the dusty trail before us and look up at the hope in the people with whom God has surrounded us.
El Consejo Asesor de Ministerio Hispano completa sus primeros tres años
El Consejo Asesor de Ministerio Hispano completa sus primeros tres años