Wisconsin Catholic School Victorious in Reopening Case
The case of St. Ambrose Academy against executives of Dane County, Wisconsin, was officially decided on June 11.
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In Pushback Against AG Inquiry, Wisconsin Catholics Cite Decades of Church Vigilance Against Abuse
Topczewski contended that this specific request violates the U.S. Constitution’s establishment clause prohibition against the “disfavoring of a particular religion.”
Eight Elderly Religious Sisters Die of Coronavirus in Wisconsin
All the sisters worked as educators, while some were missionaries, musicians, or peace and justice workers.
Wisconsin Judge: School District Can't Hide Student Gender Identity ‘Transition’ From Parents
Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys said the school district guidance instructs district employees to help children of any age adopt a transgender identity at school if the child requests it, without notifying parents or securing their consent.
Madison Changes Church Reopening Rules After Catholic Bishop Threatens Lawsuit
Bishop Hying noted that in this time of “deep division,” it is especially important for the Church to be free to “provide solace and comfort for all.”
Holy Resurrection Monastery and the Vocation to Love
If Catholics want marriages and the priesthood to be renewed, then we need a vigorous revival of monastic life.
Cistercian Nuns Seek Help to Build New Monastery in Wisconsin
The contemplative community is the only foundation of Cistercian nuns of the Common Observance in the English-speaking world.
Bishop Morlino: ‘Homosexual Subculture’ a Source of Devastation in the Church
In an Aug. 18 pastoral letter, the bishop of Madison also called Catholics to join him in offering acts of reparation for the sins of sexual immorality among Catholic deacons, priests and bishops.
Speaker Paul Ryan Announces His Retirement From Congress
The Wisconsin representative cited his three teenage children as one of the main reasons why he would be leaving Congress.
Wisconsin Implements 20-Week Abortion Ban
Law implemented on the grounds that unborn children feel pain. The state joins more than a dozen states with similar laws.
