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Msgr. Gion prepares for deployment to Kosovo with North Dakota National Guard in December.

Diocesan seminarian, Doug Krebs, is ordained to transitional diaconate.

Dr. Mel Rose looks to build on facility’s strong foundation.

Local man reflects on his time with Blessed Mother Teresa’s Sisters of Charity.

Three priests of the diocese have taken instruction at the Mexican American Catholic College in San Antonio

This striking insight helps bring into focus the authentic and remarkable mystery we encounter in the joining of husband and wife in marriage.

To profess our Catholic faith in this great “communion of saints” should give us great hope for eternity, but it should also motivate us now to live our lives of faith, hope and charity by keeping focused on Jesus.

Trust that sound Catholic teaching and fervent prayers can do great things in the souls of those who have wandered from the fold.

Physicians Guild members are committed to patient care at all levels.

Blessed Mother asked us to pray the rosary every day for world peace.

The Benedictine Sisters of Annunciation Monastery, Bismarck, received Idelle Badt into the next stage of religious formation–first monastic profession.

Whatever the choice parents make for their children regarding scouting, it’s beneficial for Catholics to be aware of options.

Don’t hesitate to call a priest when things get serious, but call sooner rather than later.

Kim Davis’ measured actions at the clerk’s office in Kentucky offer a coherent and courageous response to chaotic attempts to undermine marriage and the rule of law.

The power of prayer is far greater than the power of Satan at work in the world promoting this intrinsic evil.

To help you dispel falsehoods and confusion surrounding Planned Parenthood, the USCCB Pro-Life Secretariat has updated its fact sheet on Planned Parenthood.