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Dio Bismarck 2 weeks agoThis month’s issue of the Dakota Catholic Action offers an article about the 140th Anniversary of CHI St. Alexius Health, information on selecting our new bishop, a story about one of the featured speakers at the upcoming Thirst Eucharistic Conference, a profile on a local Catholic bookstore and so much more! Read it online… Read more
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Dio Bismarck 2 weeks agoDay 7 of the novena to Blessed Michael McGivney. Continue to with us for 2-year-old Elizabeth, a parishioner of the Saint Anne’s in Bismarck, who has been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Her family is asking for a miracle through the intercession of Blessed Fr. Michael McGivney. Here’s a link to to novena:… Read more
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Dio Bismarck 2 weeks ago“Always pray and never give up” – Luke 18:1
Day 6 of the novena to Blessed Michael McGivney. Please pray with us for 2-year-old Elizabeth, a parishioner of the Bismarck Diocese, who has been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Her family is asking for a miracle through the intercession of Blessed Fr. Michael McGivney. Here’s a link to to… Read moreCông Giáo posted an update in the group
Dio Bismarck 3 weeks agoFather Wayne Sattler, who has been a priest of our diocese since 1997, frequently gives retreat talks. During a conversation with a religious sisters at a retreat in 2007, Father Sattler questioned, “Sister, is God a person or an idea to you?” Pick up a copy of Father Sattler’s latest book titled, “Remain in Me and I in You: Relating to God… Read more
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Dio Bismarck 3 weeks ago“Always pray and never give up” – Luke 18:1
Day 3 of the novena to Blessed Michael McGivney. Pray with us for 2-year-old Elizabeth, a parishioner of the Church of Saint Anne in Bismarck, who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Her family is asking for a miracle through the intercession of Blessed Fr. Michael McGivney. Here’s a link to… Read more
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Fr. Michael McGivney is the founder of the Knights of Columbus
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Dio Bismarck 3 weeks agoDay 2 of the novena to Blessed Michael McGivney. Join in prayer for 2-year-old Elizabeth, a parishioner of the Bismarck Diocese, who was just diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Her family is asking for a miracle through the intercession of Blessed Fr. Michael McGivney. Here’s a link to to novena:… Read more
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Dio Bismarck 3 weeks agoBishop Kagan reflects on the Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord (March 25) and how it is the culmination of salvation history. This Marian feast reminds us how we are intimately linked to Jesus through His (and our) Blessed Mother through her example of a truly faithful disciple. WATCH here:
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Dio Bismarck 4 weeks agoBishop Kagan talks about the Gospel we heard on the second Sunday of Lent of the transfiguration. By revealing His glory, Jesus showed us what is intended for us all if we are faithful to God. This is one of the foundational reasons for Lent. It’s for our sanctification in this life so that when we die, we are judged worthy of heaven to pass… Read more
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Dio Bismarck 5 weeks agoIn this week’s video, Bishop Kagan talks about the Gospel from St. Luke that we heard on the first Sunday of Lent that recounts the devil’s temptation of Jesus. It reminds us to keep steadfast against our own temptations from Satan and emphasizing the importance of the the disciplines of Lent of prayer, fasting and almsgiving in keeping… Read more
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Dio Bismarck 5 weeks agoThe rite of election took place at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit on the first Sunday of Lent, March 9. The catechumens were chosen by Christ and the Church, and accepted by Bishop Kagan, to become “the elect,” and then entered the period of purification and enlightenment, with more intense preparation to receive baptism, confirmation and… Read more
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