Clear communication alone cannot sustain a marriage without the virtues—like humility, patience, and forgiveness—needed to truly understand and love one another.

Swooping in to rescue teammates harms accountability, but true team players build collective ownership by facilitating solutions rather than taking over the work.

A revival is taking place in the Catholic Church, and many of the faces filling parish pews and OCIA classes belong to young men.

No matter how busy life becomes, we thrive when we keep our priorities rightly ordered by giving our best energy to God and family first.

Jesus calls many people gross in the Gospel of Matthew, but gross here is not exactly the way we use it today.

The Fall Flannel Fest and Father Ben 5K provided an opportunity for the Stella Maris Academy community to come together. 

Drawing on Dickens’s A Christmas Carol, this reflection shows how Christmas feasting points beyond mere indulgence to the true spirit of the season: joyful generosity and Christlike self-gift.

At Northwoods Partners, Heidi Vanderbeek discovers that the smallest acts of service can make the biggest difference.

Countering entitlement in children begins with intentional family habits—gratitude, delayed gratification, sacrifice, and service—that teach them to put God and others before themselves.

Rooted in the evangelization of St. Boniface and medieval mystery plays, the Christmas tree is an enduring Christian symbol of eternal life, the Eucharist, and Christ’s redemption.

Father Dolindo Ruotolo’s Surrender Novena invites us to trade anxiety for childlike trust by letting go of control and allowing Jesus to carry life's burdens.

As Catholic citizens in an age of negativity, a step we can take in cleaning up our politics is to reject negative campaign ads. 

Judicial Vicar, Pastor of Holy Spirit (Two Harbors) and St. Mary (Silver Bay)

Far from being a dry list of names, Matthew’s genealogy reveals how God uses unlikely outsiders, compromised pasts, and royal lineage to make room for us in Christ's family.

The Catholic revival occurring in the Diocese of Duluth represents more than a statistical trend. It is a sign of hope.

A 10th-century Holy Roman empress, St. Adelaide overcame imprisonment and hardship to strengthen European Christianity through monastic reform and generous charity.

The Diocese of Duluth stands at a providential moment — a Paschal Mystery moment.

A search for a piece of the past at St. Michael's School led to the recovery of something much older and arguably far more important.

Promulgated at Vatican II, Gaudium et Spes transformed the Catholic Church’s posture from protective isolation to active engagement with the modern world through solidarity, human dignity, and the mission of the laity.

Through stories, memories and faith, Deacon Dan Goshey brings joy to others.