“I had this burning in my gut,” said Brianna Krejchik after she watched news outlets and social media document the devastation Hurricane Helene inflicted across the southeastern United States in late September.
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Realtor’s Catholicism shows in work
“I’m a Catholic wife, Catholic mother, Catholic realtor,” said Laura Breunig, when she sat down with the Catholic Herald for an interview on how she brings her faith and work together.
Divine Mercy Sunday in Sauk City
Bishop Donald J. Hying of Madison will be celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday on April 7, at St. Aloysius Church/Divine Mercy Parish, 115 Madison St. in Sauk City.
Divine Mercy Sunday to be celebrated in Sauk City
Divine Mercy Sunday will be celebrated on Sunday, April 16, at St. Aloysius Church (part of Divine Mercy Parish) 115 Madison St., Sauk City.
Lenten talk and supper event in Sauk City
Join in a soup supper and Lenten inspirational talk with Divine Mercy Parish at St. Aloysius Church, 115 Madison St., Sauk City on Saturday, April 1.
Sauk City participating in 40 Days for Life
St. Aloysius Church and School in Sauk City, part of Divine Mercy Parish, are joining in with volunteer efforts in Madison and around the world by involving students and parishioners in various pro-life opportunities during 40 Days for Life this fall and also publicizing and praying for efforts to assist new mothers and their babies.
St. Aloysius graduate seeks kidney transplant
Luke Ringelstetter, age 34, is suffering greatly from kidney failure and Crohn’s disease.
Free Thanksgiving meal in Sauk City
SAUK CITY — A Thanksgiving Fellowship Meal will once again be offered at St. Aloysius School, 608 Oak St., Sauk City on Thursday, Nov. 25.
Sauk City to observe 40 Days for Life
St. Aloysius Church and School (part of Divine Mercy Parish) in Sauk City is joining in with volunteer efforts in Madison and around the world by involving students and parishioners in various pro-life opportunities during 40 Days for Life this fall.
Students take second place in national coding competition
SAUK CITY — Not all that long ago, one may have heard the words “computer programming” and had an idea what it meant.
One would picture someone typing letters, numbers, and symbols onto a computer and creating a program or application.
These days, “coding” is the more popular word for it, and it’s being taught in many schools.