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"Through Baptism God makes us just, or righteous, and worthy of friendship with him. He makes us his heirs and coheirs to eternal life in his own son, Jesus Christ."

Imagine being challenged to give up your cell phone for a whole week. Could you do it?

At the conclusion of a seminarian’s third year of theology, he is ordained a deacon. With this being my third year, the mixture of excitement and nervousness grows as June approaches.

There’s something so beautiful and life-giving about a simple smile.

When the convent on 32nd Street was built, there were 40 sisters living there. There are now 19, which meant many empty rooms and more space than they needed.

Did you know that some of the campuses of the North Dakota University System prohibit Catholic student clubs from being truly Catholic?

“Obedience is the most praiseworthy of the moral virtues, since by it, we give to God what is our greatest possession: our own will." -Father Jayson Miller

"Catholic teaching on human sexuality, particularly on the most current controversial issues, is often subject to criticism, judged as being too harsh or out of step with the times. The reverse is true: the times are often out of step with the eternal laws of God."

Early in the Lenten season each year, a ceremony takes place at the Cathedral of St. Mary in Fargo for those in the RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) process seeking full communion with the Catholic Church.

Hundreds of young people from across the state descended on the state capitol grounds in Bismarck on Jan. 29 to mark the anniversary of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court’s Roe vs. Wade decision.

The WWMIN initiative will help expectant mothers find the support they need.

A review of "Let Us Dream" by Pope Francis.

SB 2180 would have required clergy to reveal information about child abuse, even if the information was received in the capacity as a spiritual advisor. For Catholics, that means the seal of confession.

"In regard to adoration as a deacon, I have the privilege to bless everyone in the seminary via Christ in the monstrance. It is an experience beyond words to do this."

"In July 2018, I shared in “Sidewalk Stories” details of the history of the Kopelman building downtown Fargo, which now houses the only abortion facility in North Dakota..."

If you’re looking to shake up your Lenten routine this year, consider looking to your home life and living out the liturgy of Domestic Church Life.

“...that conventional sociology of religion—has missed something important about the very nature of religious transmission, (that) the family is not merely a consequence of religious belief. It can also be a conduit to it.”

"Apostolates provide a little reminder of what seminary is preparing me to do."

For the Rev. Neil Pfeifer of St. Philip Neri Church, the litany of crises began in April, when in-person Easter was canceled.

At Masses the weekend of Feb. 27–28, booklets and prayer cards will be offered to families to give them insight into the dangers of the possible intrusion of pornography into their children’s lives.