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Arch Milwaukee 5 months agoThrowback Thursday: Before St. Anthony the Hermit Parish of Menomonee Falls was completed in 1867, the nearest church for Fussville residents was three hours away — by horse and buggy — in Milwaukee.
Recently, a Fussville historical marker dedication and celebration took place at the southeast corner of Appleton Avenue and Good Hope Road.… Read more
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New Historical Marker Honors Early Catholic Community - Catholic Herald
Before St. Anthony the Hermit Church was completed in 1867, the nearest church for Fussville residents was three hours away — by horse and buggy — in Milwaukee. (Submitted photo) Fussville Historical Marker Dedication, Celebration What: Dedication of the first … Continue reading
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Arch Milwaukee 5 months agoOff to college for these amazing young ladies! Students from St. Joan Antida High School selected some great local universities such as Mount Mary University, Marquette University and Alverno College to pursue their higher education. Congratulations!
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Arch Milwaukee 5 months agoCongratulations to these outstanding students at Pius XI Catholic High School!
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Arch Milwaukee 5 months agoPope Leo XIV Celebration in Chicago on June 14! Our friends to the south will gather at a 40,000 seat stadium (formerly Comiskey Park now Rate Field) to celebrate our new pope. Watch the Facebook page for the Archdiocese of Chicago for details.
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Arch Milwaukee 5 months agoBlessings for the Big Top!
Recently, Archbishop Grob was in Baraboo, WI, attending the annual meeting of the USCCB’s Circus and Traveling Show Ministry. He presided at a Mass for the priests, nuns, and deacons from all over the country who minister to traveling shows. He also blessed the circus performers, many of whom had never seen a… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 5 months agoPraying for You! LIVE Tonight 7 p.m.
From 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., our friend, Sr. M. Marcia will reply to your prayer intentions submitted in the comment area of this candlelit post. She will pray for you.
Thanks to Sr. M. Marcia and the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary, Waukesha for participating in this beautiful experience. Let us all pray for… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 5 months agoPraying for You Returns on Monday May 19!
The Archdiocese of Milwaukee is excited to offer a new prayer opportunity through our Facebook page. On Monday, May 19, all are welcome to submit their prayer intention through the comment area of the “candlelit prayer” post, just like the image you see here and Sr. M. Marcia, a Schoenstatt Sister… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 5 months agoPraise God! We have newly ordained priests for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee!
With praise and thanksgiving to Almighty God, we joyfully announce the ordination of Father Aaron Siehr, Father Brady Gagne, and Father Timothy Sanchez to the priesthood of Jesus Christ!
Archbishop Jeffrey Grob was the presider of the ordination that took place at… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 5 months agoArchbishop Jeffrey Grob Invites You to Memorial Day Mass at the Historic Calvary Cemetery: In honor of Memorial Day, Calvary Cemetery will offer an outdoor Mass at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 26, 2025. A patriot program with activities will follow.
Calvary Cemetery is located at 5503 W. Bluemound Road in Milwaukee. All are welcome!
In case… Read more
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Arch Milwaukee 5 months agoNew episode! Listen in: The Catholic Ecology Center in Neosho, WI, is an oasis of nature and Catholic spirituality. Inspired by Pope Francis, the center welcomes people of all ages. Our guests share with us everything the center has to offer and its connection to Pope Francis’ letter, Laudato si’ (on care for our common home).
Listen here… Read more
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