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One-in-a-Billion – Becky VanKauwneberg

January 17, 2020
This picture was recently printed in the Compass, the Diocesan Newspaper. Our very own, Bishop David L. Ricken, joined other Bishops for a conversation with Pope Francis. “It wound up being the Holy Father’s sharing deeply from his heart and

Anointed & Crowned – Jennifer Poehlmann

January 9, 2020
When my children were small, I would read them a book called The Crown on Your Head by Nancy Tillman. It’s a beautiful book, written to inspire children (and adults); to remind them that they were made to be amazing.

Advent Past & Present – Sr. Jan

November 29, 2019
Ever since I was a child Advent has been my favorite Church season. I’m sure at that time it was more about: letters to Santa, Christmas programs at school, decorating the house, saving my allowance to shop, wrapping and giving

“Learning from my Niece!” – Fr. Greg

November 22, 2019
A couple of weeks ago I got to go to the Twin Cities for my 6-week-old niece’s baptism. I took advantage of being all the way over there and stayed for a few extra days. Spending time with that little

Reclaimed – Dcn. Dan Wagnitz

November 8, 2019
I recently reclaimed my felt hat. I have a soft spot in my heart for tradition. I grew up with a love for the outdoors and as a kid I would devour Sports Afield and Outdoor Life each month when

New Quad-Parish Website – Becky VanKauwenberg

October 25, 2019
A new Quad-Parish Website is coming soon to the inter-net near you! We have been working on updating the Quad-Parish Website for the last several months. Webfitters is developing a website that can be used to “tell our story through

Music Notes – Nancy Lemerond

October 11, 2019
Each September, we enter a new choir season at all 4 of our churches. Regular choir rehearsals have resumed and we are learning new music to share with our congregations. We will try to introduce new pieces over several weekends

Difficult Roads – Dcn. Mike

October 4, 2019
Today I walked behind a fairy princess who was on a journey to her pre-K school. She was also accompanied by her Nana and older brother. Dressed in a lavender tulle skirt, wearing the required fairy wings, also lavender, and

What Does it Take to Earn Eternal Life – Dcn. Jerry

September 27, 2019
I grew up in a poor household. Although we were poor my mother always cooked a little extra and would invite my friends that had a tougher life to dinner. My grandparents lived with us and we lived next to