Divine Mercy Shrine Defaced with Graffiti at Catholic Parish in Wisconsin
Deacon Maack requested prayers for the perpetrator, noting that Jesus' Divine Mercy — expressed in the image they defaced — remains available for them.
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Four Catholic Churches in Wisconsin Vandalized with Pro-Abortion Graffiti
The perpetrator can be seen wearing a hood, a mask, and dark clothing, caught on camera during the act of the vandalism.
Milwaukee Priest Named USCCB Associate General Secretary
Father Paul Hartmann will assume his new role in May 2022.
Milwaukee Archdiocese Provides Gender Theory Policy Based on Biological Sex
“Our biological sex, expressed by our body, is a gift from God and is unchangeable,” the document says.
Catholic Health Care System Removes Race as Factor in Eligibility for COVID-19 Treatments
SSM Health and its affiliates use a risk scoring calculator to determine a patient’s eligibility for COVID-19 treatments including monoclonal antibodies.
Catholic Bioethics Center Praises Wisconsin Bishops for Respecting Conscience on Vaccine Mandates
In an Aug. 17 statement, the National Catholic Bioethics Center noted “with great sadness the increasingly heated rhetoric and even violence associated with the vaccine mandate debates.”
Wisconsin Bishops Encourage Vaccination While Affirming Conscience Rights
“Consequently, someone who in conscience decides that he or she should not receive the COVID-19 vaccine should be granted an exemption based on his or her beliefs or convictions,” the bishops asserted.
Despite Criticism from Wisconsin AG, Milwaukee Archdiocese Stresses Cooperation with New Abuse Cases
Archbishop Listecki has voiced doubt that the attorney general has the legal authority for the inquiry and said the archdiocese has “legitimate concerns that his inquiry is directly targeting only the Catholic Church.”
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.
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.”
