Fr. James Gross gives a review on the book "Shreveport Martyrs of 1873". He reflects on the challenges that priests in the past have faced when the country was much newer, and shares insight into some of their stories through the book.

It was just a matter of time I suppose before the F.A.C.E. Act would be thrown in our faces here in the Red River Valley. Roxane B. Solonen gives insight into how this is affecting her sidewalk ministry trying to reach moms before they reach the doors of the clinic.

Kristina Bloomsburg, assistant editor of the New Earth, gives an inside look into a new project that the Diocese is preparing to launch. Starting March 17th, the new podcast "Sent" will air every Monday to dive into the findings of the recent Diocese Synod and how the Holy Spirit is working in the Diocese.

Mary Hanbury, Director of Catechesis for the Diocese of Fargo, gives a history of St. Peter's and Caravaggio.

Father Kyle Metzger, Shanley High School Principal, reflects on the pilgrimage that students from Shanley took and how the Lord worked through a broken down bus to make the pilgrimage a memorable experience for all.

Kristina Bloomsburg, assistant editor of New Earth, shares nine ideas for how to more deeply enter into this upcoming Lenten season.

David Tamisiea, JD, PhD, Executive director of the ND Catholic Conference, shares insight into the abortion law in North Dakota since the fall of Roe.

Richie Senger, a seminarian for the Diocese of Fargo, reflects on his time in and in particular sheds light into the pastoral year of seminarian formation.

Steve Schons, Director of Stewardship and Development for the Diocese of Fargo, shares insight on how to fund your endowment.

Sister Constance Veit, lsp gives a reflection of the "hymn" that should be in all of our hearts during this Jubilee Year.

Bishop John Folda, bishop of Fargo, ND gives his insight into immigration.

Hope Hageman, a parishioner of Sts. Anne and Joachim, Fargo, shares a review of the book "The Princess Bride"

Roxane B. Salonen shares an inspiring story of how a mother chose life for her child.

Many serve the Church in humble and obscure obedience, seeking not the admiration of their peers. However, on some occasions, recognition is given and should be celebrated.  These two women from Jamestown received the recognition.

The people of St. Philip's in Hankinson are grateful for the generosity of the Franciscan Sisters of Dillingen in Hankinson. They are using the sisters' chapel temporarily until further notice.

George Weigel gives us some practical ways that we can enter more deeply into the Jubilee Year of 2025.

David Tamisiea, JD, PhD reflects on an encounter that he had with a homeless man and reflects on the problem of homelessness.

Sister Suzanne Stahl, SMP reflects on her time as a sister and the many ways that God has called her to serve his people as a Religious Sister.

William Gerads, a seminarian for the Diocese of Fargo, reflects on an experience he had with the Missionaries of Charity.

Deacon Ben offers a reflection on St. Joseph and how we can use his example in our own lives.