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Lent 2021 begins on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 17. Click to learn more about the practices of fasting and abstinence for all Catholics.

Bishop Kagan explains that he will reinstate the obligation for Sunday Mass and Holy Days on Feb. 20-21, 2021 for all Catholics in the Diocese of Bismarck. WACH the video by clicking the story link.

Get to know the three new diocesan seminarians.

Father Justin Waltz sworn into N.D. National Guard

Membership involves licensed attorneys, judges, those in private practice, civil attorneys, prosecutors, in-house consultants, law makers, law professors and law students.

Image of Our Lady of Guadalupe placed in Cathedral of the Holy Spirit.

Sister Chiara Thérèse serves as part of the Servants of the Children of Light.

The purpose of politics is to find, not to win and destroy at all costs, but to peacefully resolve legitimate differences in the name of love.

While such entanglements remain a significant concern, we also need to be aware how some of our daily activities may have a much more direct connection to the abortion industry.

So, whenever you say “amen” at the end of your prayers, you are basically saying, “and I mean it!”

How strong is your resolve to keep the discipline of Lent? That should be a question each of us asks ourselves every day of Lent and our answer should be honest.