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Is your heart thirsting for God? Ladies, the Bismarck Diocese has planned a day just for you at the THIRST 2018 Women’s Conference. It’s Saturday, Sept. 22 at the Bismarck Event Center. Don’t miss this day of inspirational presentations, confessions, Eucharistic adoration, music, a Vigil Mass with Bishop Kagan. Registration is free. For a full schedule and registration, go to bismarckdiocese.com/thirst2018.

St. John Parish in Lansford officially becomes part of Bismarck Diocese.

Serra Club of North Central ND held their barbecue cook-off fundraiser in Minot

Wearing a chapel veil is more about the heart than the head

Local author, Dr. Leroy Huizenga, pens book about the saint’s account of Jesus.

New stained-glass windows at St. Mary's in South Heart depict parish’s patron.

View a special diocese-produced video commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the release of Humanae Vitae. This encyclical, written by Pope Paul VI and dated July 25, 1968 centered around the Church’s teaching about married love, responsible parenthood and the continued rejection of unnatural forms of birth control. The video features Bishop Kagan, a Williston couple, Anthony and Kara Benson and Christopher Collins, Chair of the Theology Program at the University of Mary.

Williston couple offers their journey from the brink of divorce to acceptance of God’s plan.

Due to coverage of World Cup Soccer, the morning broadcast of the Sunday Mass on West Dakota FOX will air at 7:30 a.m. instead of the regularly scheduled time on Sunday, July 15. The scheduled broadcast at 11:30 p.m. will air as usual.

North Dakota Catholic Bishops Kagan and Folda released a statement on immigration. Read the full statement here.

The televised Mass for shut-ins and the homebound aired on the West Dakota Fox TV station will air at a different time in the morning at 6:30 a.m. and at the regularly scheduled time in the evening at 11:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 24 and Sunday, July 1. This temporary change in the morning schedule is due to television coverage of World Cup soccer.

Two men — Dominic Bouck and Jarad Wolf — to be ordained priests for the diocese on June 11.

The anniversary gives us the opportunity to reflect and employ this teaching in our own lives, remaining faithful to God’s plan for us and our divine partnership with Him.

If you have not read Humanae Vitae or have not read it in a long time, I urge you to get a copy and read it and reflect on it intelligently.

It doesn’t take too much investigation to see how far our culture’s understanding of sex, marriage, and the human body have changed over the last 50 years.

My life continues to be blessed by watching young men and women have a conversion of heart because of the wise words of Pope Paul VI.

Knights partner with First Choice Clinic to provide new ultrasound machines.

God never tires of forgiving the sins of His people.

Foxhole Chaplain Tracy kindled legacy of faith and hope.

Yes, a Christian can have a tattoo, but certain principles and norms should guide one in making this decision.