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Racine St. Catherine's High School celebrated the opening of its new secure entrance and administrative suite Aug. 25 wi...
09/13/2026

Racine St. Catherine's High School celebrated the opening of its new secure entrance and administrative suite Aug. 25 with a ribbon cutting in Racine.

The new spaces are part of the school’s continued investment in campus safety and Catholic education.

“Let him surprise you.”For Mia Pfundstein, those words have become a guiding principle in her Catholic faith. What began...
09/11/2026

“Let him surprise you.”

For Mia Pfundstein, those words have become a guiding principle in her Catholic faith. What began with morning prayer and visits to the Blessed Sacrament during college eventually led her to Brew City Catholic where she served as a missionary and deepened her passion for evangelization.

Today, she and her husband, Ben, are raising their son, Clement, while preparing to welcome a daughter in November. In this week’s Catholic Herald, Mia shares how prayer, community and saying yes to God have shaped her faith and her family.

https://ow.ly/PoRq50ZLC5I

The Catholic Community Foundation is celebrating 25 years of supporting Catholic efforts across southeastern Wisconsin. ...
09/11/2026

The Catholic Community Foundation is celebrating 25 years of supporting Catholic efforts across southeastern Wisconsin.

Learn how continued growth has allowed the foundation to increase its giving to $3 million this year and expand its impact throughout the community.


One year into his presidency at Milwaukee’s Catholic Community Foundation, Anthony Nguyen not only gets to celebrate the foundation’s 25 years of giving to Catholic efforts within the 10 counties of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, he gets to share the bounty from expanding the foundation’s givin...

After a year without a gym, St. Eugene School celebrated the ribbon cutting and blessing of its newly restored space. Th...
09/09/2026

After a year without a gym, St. Eugene School celebrated the ribbon cutting and blessing of its newly restored space.
The gym’s lower level was destroyed by flooding in August 2025, making the completion of the yearlong restoration a special moment for students and staff.

09/08/2026

We are celebrating 26 outstanding individuals from within the Archdiocese of Milwaukee for their contributions to the Catholic Church and society. Join us for the Vatican II Awards prayer service, ceremony and reception on Tuesday, September 22, at 6 p.m. at Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, 812 N. Jackson St., Milwaukee. All are welcome to attend! Learn more: https://intranet.archmil.org/Vatican2Awards.htm

The ceremony will also be livestreamed from the Cathedral’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/

Please join us in congratulating the following recipients of the 2026 Vatican II Awards!

Leadership in Administration
Fr. Juan Manuel Camacho
Ernie Muehlenberg
Thomas Malzewski

Leadership in the Church
Leticia Campos
Earl Wirtz

Leadership in Education
René Howard-Paez
Judy Kysely

Leadership in Families
Maria Carton
Holly Hallmark

Leadership in Liturgy and Worship
Abby Galstad
Thomas Ortman


Leadership in the Permanent Diaconate
Deacon Wilson Shierk
Deacon Richard Stanula

Leadership in the Priesthood
Fr. William Stanfield
Rev. Edward Cook

Pope Benedict XVI Award for Leadership in Scholarship & Academia
Christopher Chan
Dr. Richard Fehring, Ph.D, RN, FAAN

Pope Francis Award for Missionary Leadership
Matthew Gizelbach
Erika Pyzik

St. John XXIII Award for Spirit of the Council
Erin Cobb
Joe Meyer

St. John Paul II Award for Youth & Young Adult Leadership
Alexander Slawny
Miguel Sosa
Payton Wysocki


St. Paul VI Award for Leadership in Peace and Justice
Manny Torres
John Waymel

Little updates that can make a big difference. The newly remodeled baptismal font at St. Mary Church in Waukesha will be...
09/08/2026

Little updates that can make a big difference. The newly remodeled baptismal font at St. Mary Church in Waukesha will be a blessing for years to come.

An 11-year-old altar server shared a special moment at St. Teresa of Calcutta Parish in North Lake when Aria Weber serve...
09/05/2026

An 11-year-old altar server shared a special moment at St. Teresa of Calcutta Parish in North Lake when Aria Weber served her first Mass alongside her 88-year-old great-grandfather, Don Orth. Their service at the altar offered a beautiful example of faith being passed from one generation to the next.

Young adult Catholics! Where?!  If you have yet to see groups of faith-filled young adults the media keeps mentioning,  ...
09/04/2026

Young adult Catholics! Where?!

If you have yet to see groups of faith-filled young adults the media keeps mentioning, take a closer look... they’re here.

Nearly 75 young adults gathered at O'Donoghue's Irish Pub in Elm Grove last Monday for Good News & Brews, hosted by Saint John Vianney Parish & School where Archbishop-emeritus Jerome E. Listecki joined the conversation, sharing his experience and answering questions from those gathered.

Good News & Brews is one of many events creating space for young adults to ask questions, talk about their faith and hear from Catholic speakers in a relaxed setting.

Stay in the know and grow in your faith with Brew City Catholic

For women facing an unexpected pregnancy, Women’s Care Center of Milwaukee offers a place to find hope, support and comp...
09/03/2026

For women facing an unexpected pregnancy, Women’s Care Center of Milwaukee offers a place to find hope, support and compassionate care.

Learn how its team walks alongside women through pregnancy and into motherhood.

Emotions vary among women who come to Women’s Care Center of Milwaukee. Stemming from all walks of life, they are individuals with their own unique (Submitted Photo) circumstances. Upon visiting our center, however, many

09/02/2026

In Nepal, Catholic Relief Services is helping to deliver emergency aid to communities affected by the floods. CRS' Senthil Kumar Gurunathan spoke with NPR All Things Considered about the aftermath and how we're getting aid to communities that have lost everything.

📻 Listen now: https://brnw.ch/21x5jXR

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