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Former Planned Parenthood manager and current 40 Days for Life Director of Outreach Sue Thayer will share her story of transformation on Oct. 1.

Are you and your spouse, or someone you know, struggling with infertility? The Diocese of Bismarck Office of Respect Life facilitates a support group for couples suffering with infertility. The group is made up of other couples also walking the infertility path and is based on the teachings of the Church regarding infertility. The focus is on spiritual healing and moral support. Daily prayers are offered for all members by an appointed chaplain. For more information or to sign up, go to bismarckdiocese.com/hope or call Amanda at 701-204-7205.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter will be offering a weekend experience for married couples in Medora at the Rough Riders Hotel on Nov. 12-14. To register, go to ndwwme.org or call Rob and Angie Waletzko for more information at 701-347-1998. Worldwide Marriage Encounter is a weekend retreat for married couples to learn from other couples who are willing to share their personal journeys and tools for reclaiming the spark and living in love together. Over the course of the weekend, three couples and a priest provide new tools, using examples from their own marriages and priesthood, to help work through common themes all couples can relate to. But this is primarily a space for couples to pause and reflect privately, to create dialogue with each other and with God, and create a broader understanding of what it means to be married.

Iconic structure completed in 1945.

New this year, a second banquet night will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 22 at the Mountrail County South Complex in Stanley.

The use of services offered by the Mother Teresa Outreach at Spirit of Life Church has nearly tripled in most categories according to June 2020.

Some find a secondary vocation as a lay Carmelite.

Seminarian Nick Vetter is ordained before returning to Rome.

The Bismarck Diocese has 22 seminarians studying for the priesthood this academic year at four seminaries across the nation and abroad.

Safety protocols and a five-level system has also been put in place to ease students back while balancing health, safety and optimum learning.

There exist five “rules” or facts that we should keep in mind between now and the election.

he negative norm, which requires that one should never harm, exploit or destroy human life in the pursuit of laudable research goals, can only be fulfilled in one way: by refusing to violate the norm.

To approach God in Holy Communion my heart, soul, and mind must be ready.

Be consoled and strengthened every time you meditate on the Cross.