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We are starting another Year and did you ever drop to ask yourself... What is the liturgical year?
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https://catholicstraightanswers.com/what-is-the-liturgical-year/
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Here's a link to a light read to understand more about it!
https://catholicstraightanswers.com/what-is-the-liturgical-year/
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New archbishop to be installed Jan. 14, 2025 Chicago Auxiliary Bishop Jeffrey S. Grob has been named the 12th archbishop of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee by Pope Francis, the Vatican announced Monday, Nov. 4. Grob, 63, succeeds the Most Rev. Jerome E. Listecki, who gave his notice of retirement on his 75th birthday, March 12, as required. Archbishop-Designate Grob was ordained a bishop in the Archdiocese of Chicago on Nov. 13, 2020.
Archbishop-Designate Grob will be installed as Archbishop of Milwaukee on Jan. 14 by the Papal Nuncio to the United States, Cardinal Christophe Pierre. At that time, he will assume responsibility for the spiritual and pastoral well-being of Catholics in the 10 counties of southeastern Wisconsin and take on the day-to-day administration of the archdiocese. Until that time, Archbishop Listecki serves as Apostolic Administrator of the archdiocese.
Having grown up on a dairy farm west of Madison, Archbishop-Designate Grob sees this appointment as a homecoming.
“While still recovering from the surprise of the Holy Father’s appointment, I am deeply grateful...
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New archbishop to be installed Jan. 14, 2025 Chicago Auxiliary Bishop Jeffrey S. Grob has been named the 12th archbishop of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee by Pope Francis, the Vatican announced Monday, Nov. 4. Grob, 63, succeeds the Most Rev. Jerome E. Listecki, who gave his notice of retirement on his 75th birthday, March 12, as required. Archbishop-Designate Grob was ordained a bishop in the Archdiocese of Chicago on Nov. 13, 2020.
Archbishop-Designate Grob will be installed as Archbishop of Milwaukee on Jan. 14 by the Papal Nuncio to the United States, Cardinal Christophe Pierre. At that time, he will assume responsibility for the spiritual and pastoral well-being of Catholics in the 10 counties of southeastern Wisconsin and take on the day-to-day administration of the archdiocese. Until that time, Archbishop Listecki serves as Apostolic Administrator of the archdiocese.
Having grown up on a dairy farm west of Madison, Archbishop-Designate Grob sees this appointment as a homecoming.
“While still recovering from the surprise of the Holy Father’s appointment, I am deeply grateful...
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Holy Habits FAmily Challenge!
What are the Holy Habits? There are 8 general habits introduced as part of the Holy Habits Challenge. They are listed below. But in addition to these very general descriptions, each habit is presented more concretely at three different degrees of difficulty in the challenge: basic, intermediate, and advanced.
September: Labor for the Lord October: Make Meals Matter November: Make Friends with Saints December: Manage Heavenly Riches January: Observe No-Frills Fridays February: Simplify Sunday March: Make Amends April: Make Time for God What is the Holy Habits Challenge? The Holy Habits Challenge is a means to teach those who attend weekend Masses at least once a month, and families with children in a Catholic school or religious education program, some of the basic Catholic habits that come to us from the traditions and piety of the Church. The goal is to instill daily routines that revolve around prayer, the virtues, and the works of mercy so that the average Catholic can deepen his or her relationship with Christ and with the Church. The materials are designed to be a challenge that participants agree to do and incorporate into their lives. Check out more at website below, AND be on the look out for how our Religious Ed program might implement aspects of these this year! |
What is the origin of the Holy Habits Challenge?
The Holy Habits Challenge was developed by Father Nathan Reesman, a priest [& appointed Vicar of Clergy] for Archdiocese of Milwaukee. He composed the materials for his thesis project for his D.Min. degree from the University of Saint Mary of the Lake and he piloted the Challenge in the parishes of Saint Frances Cabrini and Saint Mary’s Immaculate Conception in West Bend, Wisconsin. Father Reesman graciously gave The Holy Habits Challenge materials to the Archdiocese of Milwaukee in the hope that other parishes would benefit. The intent of this effort is to help individuals and families grow in their relationship with Christ and the Church through deepening their appreciation and practice of these daily routines, the Holy Habits.
The Holy Habits Challenge was developed by Father Nathan Reesman, a priest [& appointed Vicar of Clergy] for Archdiocese of Milwaukee. He composed the materials for his thesis project for his D.Min. degree from the University of Saint Mary of the Lake and he piloted the Challenge in the parishes of Saint Frances Cabrini and Saint Mary’s Immaculate Conception in West Bend, Wisconsin. Father Reesman graciously gave The Holy Habits Challenge materials to the Archdiocese of Milwaukee in the hope that other parishes would benefit. The intent of this effort is to help individuals and families grow in their relationship with Christ and the Church through deepening their appreciation and practice of these daily routines, the Holy Habits.