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Articles by Kim Donohoe
‘Worthy is the lamb that was slain’
During Advent, the priests of the diocese have been encouraged to preach on the kerygma. In case you missed one of their homilies or wish to reflect on the topic further, we are reprinting similar content here. You can access Parts 1 and 2 through our online archives. Last week was kind of a downer, with all that talk about toil and suffering. But we had to get through the heavy stuff in order to arrive at the real heart of the Gospel, the victory of Jesus Christ over sin and death.
‘Taco Sunday’ at Our Lady of the Assumption Parish in Beloit
Our Lady of the Assumption seventh graders in Beloit help with serving at Taco Sunday at the parish. Pictured from left, are: David Andres, Alan Rodriguez, and Diana Reza.
Bilingual Mass in Madison celebrates St. Joseph the Worker
Fr. Manuel Mendez, parochial vicar of Good Shepherd Parish in Madison, left, concelebrates Mass with Pastor Fr. David Carrano to celebrate St. Joseph the Worker on May 1 at St. Joseph Church in Madison. (Photo by Jane Lepeska Grinde) MADISON — In recognition of the patron saint of its St. Joseph Church, Good Shepherd Parish in Madison celebrated the feast of St. Joseph the Worker on May 1 at a bilingual Mass.
New developments at St. Ambrose Academy
MADISON -- St. Ambrose Academy has recently announced two significant new initiatives that will position the school for future growth and success, including adding new members to its Board of Directors and kicking off a three-year plan to move into a new school building by September 7, 2021. Since St. Ambrose Academy’s founding in 2003 as Madison’s first independent, classical, Catholic middle and high school, enrollment has grown tenfold.
Celebrating Catholic education at St. Ambrose Academy
MADISON -- At the 11th annual St. Ambrose Academy Benefit Dinner Gala, the evening’s program, entitled “Right Here, Right Now: Find Greatness,” was based on St. Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, emphasizing the immediacy of the benefits of Catholic, classical education in the Diocese of Madison. Approximately 450 guests attended the gala, which took place at the Alliant Energy Center on Saturday, Dec. 9. It is tradition that the evening honors Bishop Robert C.
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