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"In regard to adoration as a deacon, I have the privilege to bless everyone in the seminary via Christ in the monstrance. It is an experience beyond words to do this."

"In July 2018, I shared in “Sidewalk Stories” details of the history of the Kopelman building downtown Fargo, which now houses the only abortion facility in North Dakota..."

If you’re looking to shake up your Lenten routine this year, consider looking to your home life and living out the liturgy of Domestic Church Life.

“...that conventional sociology of religion—has missed something important about the very nature of religious transmission, (that) the family is not merely a consequence of religious belief. It can also be a conduit to it.”

"Apostolates provide a little reminder of what seminary is preparing me to do."

For the Rev. Neil Pfeifer of St. Philip Neri Church, the litany of crises began in April, when in-person Easter was canceled.

At Masses the weekend of Feb. 27–28, booklets and prayer cards will be offered to families to give them insight into the dangers of the possible intrusion of pornography into their children’s lives.

“Teaching and praying. These are two ways individuals and families can grow in holiness and in intimacy together with God the Father, and His Only-Begotten Son, Our Savior Jesus Christ this Lent.”

"…when we focus on our Catholic faith as a family, our challenges are given to God to handle, and we just need to do our best in our daily life."

"From the edge of the sidewalk in front of our state’s only abortion facility, a pickup stopped, parking across the street directly in front of us..."

"This Lent I invite you to share your blessings with others. Even if it has been a tough year on you personally, consider the stories of those who gave what they could."

National Catholic Schools Week is celebrated Jan. 31 to Feb. 6 with the theme “Catholic Schools: Faith. Excellence. Service.”

SB2180 imposes a reporting mandate on those who learn of abuse of a minor even in the context of spiritual advising. This would include every priest who hears confessions.

"My December 2020 graduation from the University of North Dakota (UND) has led me to reflect on my college years..."

Americans who attend religious services weekly are the only demographic group appearing to show improved mental health in 2020, says a new survey.

“…what speaks most to me are the characters Robinson so richly develops. They speak to us in our weaknesses, they are people we will cherish, and they are witnesses that a life of holiness can take on many different forms."

"From a Catholic perspective, what happened at our nation’s capitol on Jan. 6 was not true politics. Nor was much of the rhetoric, acrimony, and hostility that preceded it..."

"Much has been said about the past year, and much more will be said when we look back in the future..."

"My family sits at the front of Mass. We don’t do this for show; if anything, we do this even at the risk of being on display."

2020 changed how we worship, teach the faith, and support one another. New Earth conducted a survey with Diocesan parishes to see how they've adjusted during this time.