News - December 2018 RSS Feed

The diocesan offices will be closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Bishop Kagan and his staff wish you a Merry Christmas and a blessed and Happy Year.

We're excited to announce some of the speakers for the upcoming THIRST 2019.

The five men ordained to the permanent diaconate on Nov. 30 share their vocation stories.

Bismarck site sees a significant increase in clients served.

Wanner family of Mandan has three of their nine children who have taken major steps toward committing to religious vocations.

Groups across the diocese gather to pray for students.

Members of Legatus group share their stories.

The nominating soldier was Msgr. Chad Gion who serves as chaplain in the 164 Engineer Battalion of the North Dakota Army National Guard based in Minot.

No earthly ideology, political platform or economic system will create heaven on earth.

Many proponents of same-sex lifestyles argue that Sexual Orientation Change Efforts are not only not effective, but also are harmful and unscientific.

If we spend time with God in his churches, we will enjoy his creation more and our private prayer, at home, will be all the more fruitful.

If we really do want to keep Advent as it is meant to be kept, we certainly can by making good use of all the Church offers.

Our offices are closed on Friday, Dec. 7 in observance of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a holy day of obligation. Please check your parish for Mass offerings.