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Deacon Ron Zachmann ordained on Nov. 20.

Montessori-modeled School of the Holy Family is part of St. Joseph’s

Angel tree at Bismarck's Ascension parish provides for more than 200 children each year.

More than $4 million pledged to date in support of Living Our Mission campaign initiatives.

A special giving opportunity for all Catholics in North Dakota called #GiveNDCatholic.

Come in prayer to heal our nation. A patriotic rosary dedicates one Hail Mary in a traditional Catholic rosary to each state of the United States and asks God’s protection and guidance of our nation. This will be said the 3rd Thursday of every month at 7 p.m. starting Nov. 19 at Spirit of Life in Mandan. Please join as we come together and unite to strengthen our nation.

Men and women across the Diocese are preparing to begin the process of consecration to Saint Joseph by way of Father Donald Calloway’s recently-released book. The 33-day preparation can be done in a group or alone and makes for a great way to grow closer to Christ by better living the virtues of Saint Joseph, especially during this time marked by COVID-19. Although the consecration process can be started at any time, the start date chosen for beginning the Diocesan-wide devotion is Wednesday, November 25th so as to make the Act of Consecration on the Feast of the Holy Family, Sunday, December 27th. For more information on how to get started feel free to visit consecrationtostjoseph.org or contact Chris at ckraft@bismarckdiocese.com or (701) 204-7208.

Monsignor Schumacher brings the sacraments to the sick and dying.

First-ever religious community focused on Montessori education

Eucharistic procession in Minot sends out message of prayer and peace.

Pope Francis calls for a politics of love; we are living in, and have even become accustomed to, a politics of hostility.

State-sponsored or legislative coercion through a universal vaccine mandate raises ethical concerns, especially when appropriate exemptions are unavailable.

Reminds us of the great inheritance we have received but also remind us that we must not squander this inheritance.

The answer to this question is actually quite simple: because Jesus said so.