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Arch Milwaukee 4 months ago“We are linked to the Universal Church, to the Church of Rome, to the successor of Saint Peter.” — Archbishop Jeffrey Grob
As we celebrate Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles, it’s the perfect day for Archbishop Grob to receive his pallium in Rome from Pope Leo XIV. Please pray for Archbishop Grob as he creates a special bond with the Holy… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 4 months agoBishop Jeffrey Haines invites you to join him for Mass on Independence Day at St. Joseph Catholic Parish, Grafton, WI where we will pray, reflect and give thanks for our country and for our Catholic faith. God Bless America!
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Arch Milwaukee 4 months agoBlessings and good tidings from Rome!
Earlier today Archbishop Grob celebrated Mass at the Basilica of St. Mary Major. It is one of four major basilicas in Rome and the final resting place of Pope Francis.
Archbishop is in Rome to receive the pallium from Pope Leo XIV. You can watch that Mass live from Rome at 2:30 a.m. Milwaukee time.… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 4 months ago“Greetings from Rome!”
Archbishop Grob, friends and family are in Rome this weekend to meet Pope Leo XIV! On Sunday, June 29, Pope Leo XIV will give Archbishop Grob and other archbishops from around the world a pallium: a woolen collar of special personal and spiritual significance. You can watch the Mass LIVE on Sunday at 2:30 a.m. Milwaukee… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 4 months agoToday is the Solemnity of Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and we have the perfect podcast for the day.
We are extremely fortunate to have the lead office for the Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network in Milwaukee. Fr. Phil Hurley and Fr. Joe Laramie, two of its leaders, will join us to discuss the mission of the prayer network and its dedication to… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 4 months ago“Bring the love of Jesus’ Sacred Heart to the ends of the earth.” – Pope Francis
Today is the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. As we find our way through good and bad times, this is a loving reminder that Jesus’ physical heart represents His divine love for humanity. He loves each of us in every moment of the day and has an… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 4 months agoIs God Calling You to Serve His Church as a Deacon? If you are a faithful Catholic man — single or married — and feel called to deepen your commitment to the Church, we invite you to prayerfully consider exploring the vocation of a deacon.
Deacons proclaim the Gospel, assist at the altar, celebrate Baptisms, witness marriages, preside at… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 4 months agoCongratulations to Paul Eberle who will become the new president and CEO of Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee July 1, 2025
Archbishop Jeffrey S. Grob appointed Paul Eberle to this new position following the unanimous recommendation by the Catholic Charities of Milwaukee Board of Trustees.
“Following a long and distinguished… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 4 months agoOur neighbors can face eviction, health issues, unpaid bills, or job loss. Hunger, homelessness, and poverty can result from any of these. Today, we share the success stories of two groups that reflect God’s love through the services that they provide. The Open Door Café and St. Vincent de Paul, Waukesha, both of whom know the poor by name,… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 4 months agoArchbishop Grob was recently presented with a special T-shirt from Dcn. Michael and Annette Burmeister from the Catholic Community of Eight in Racine! Annette designed the “spiritwear” to promote trust in God and unity among the eight parishes now collaborating.
Read the full story from the Milwaukee Catholic Herald here… Read more
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