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Faithful in Jamestown dedicated their new Marian Grotto located outside the walls of the new chapel at St. John’s Academy.

What hasn’t changed, and will never change, is God’s protection, presence, and providence.

“Put on the armor of God so that you may be able to stand firm against the tactics of the devil” (Eph. 6:10).

Fargo's Holy Spirit Elementary School started the school-year off at a temporary location, St. Mary's Cathedral Wanzek Center.

Don’t stop cleaning the trail. Don’t stop pulling the weeds. It all matters in God’s beautiful economy of life.

Family connected to historic site brings it back after devastating flood

This year’s celebration on July 24 was extra special for St. Ann’s parishioners as it coincided with the Pope’s visit to Canada and the 138th St. Ann’s Day celebration.

The Disputation of the Blessed Sacrament by the well-known Renaissance artist Raphael, was painted between 1509 and 1510.

Conspiracy theories may have always existed. History is riddled with them, many of which were blatantly anti-Catholic.

Conspiracy theories may have always existed. History is riddled with them, many of which were blatantly anti-Catholic.

Two Eucharistic miracles occurred in Stich, West Germany in 1970.

The Diocese of Fargo Youth Ministry Office kept busy with events, conferences, and camps throughout the summer to provide opportunities for youth to encounter Jesus through the sacraments and fellowship.

A new book co-written by two North Dakota Catholic authors explores the challenges faced by those who have loved ones or friends who are no longer practicing Catholics.

August 17 commemorates the theft, recovery, and continued integrity of Consecrated Hosts

As people of faith, we will continue to turn to our Lord and pray for a conversion of hearts. We will continue to kneel before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, asking him to protect the unborn and their vulnerable mothers and fathers.

A large crowd gathered July 18 for the inaugural Monsignor Jeffrey Wald Memorial Slam Dunk for Our Schools basketball game at McDowell Center on the campus of the University of Mary in Bismarck.

As my summer assignment closed, I came away with a deeper understanding of how the priest is to shepherd his flock.

We have experienced a major victory. Even as we begin to gird our loins for the coming days, we must pause properly, taking necessary time to gather, celebrate, and love.

I know from my own life experience how much of a battle it can be.

On Pentecost Sunday, June 5, 2022, in the Cathedral of St. Mary and in every parish of our diocese, I called the third synod of the Diocese of Fargo, the first such synod since 1951.