Ss. Peter and Paul

608 E Main Street

Weyauwega WI 54983

(920) 867-2179

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• Christmas spirit in the air as Vatican unveils Nativity scene, tree

• Catholic Relief Services marks 75 years of restoring people’s dignity

• Feast of Immaculate Conception does not get weekend dispensation

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• Move forward with confidence

• Conversational dialogues offer insights into Pope Francis’ views

• Racism hits home for Iowa bishop’s family

• Australian judge overturns former Adelaide archbishop’s conviction

• Pope to make historic visit to United Arab Emirates in February

• Woman who once assisted with abortions to address March for Life Jan. 18

• Advent calendars: Old tradition and modern commercialism, same message

• List of events for feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe

• De Pere Knights of Columbus mark 50 years of selling Christmas trees

• Pope expresses condolences for death of former President Bush

• On a mission to pray for priests

• Green Bay parish’s rosary society grows

• ‘Follow Jesus’ Discipleship Formation Seminar

• Moonlight Guadalupe in Wisconsin

• A martyr for the faith?

• Pa. high court says names in redacted grand jury report can’t be released

• Cardinal tells COP24 climate needs present ‘challenge of civilization’

• At Advent, make peace, not war, pope says at morning Mass

• South Sudan Catholic leader: Taking more time with peace pact is good

• Closed New York church could still aid community, researcher says

• Advent is time of vigilance and prayer, pope says

• Nation mourns death of 41st president, recalls his life, legacy

• Brawner receives Outstanding Fundraising award

• Pope tells kids battling cancer to talk to their guardian angel every day

• Seven convicted of murdering Honduran activist Berta Caceres

• Archdiocese of Santa Fe to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection

• The Possession of Hannah Grace

• New Mexico attorney general serves search warrant at Santa Fe Archdiocese

• Canadian church starts using new French translation of Our Father Dec. 2

• Visitors are most important things about shrine, pope says

• Update: Texas archdiocese ‘fully cooperating’ with search of offices

• English bishop says miracle of U.S. woman could make Newman a saint

• The Son of Man is already here

• Cardinal: No one has right to demand a pope’s resignation

• LEAVEN opens remodeled Community Resource Center in Menasha

• Saintly perks

• Pillars seeks to prevent homelessness

• Manitowoc parish’s prayer shawl ministry offers comfort to the sick

• Faith and service fill his life

• Woman religious in war-torn Syria focuses on rebuilding, healing

• In dispute with Catholic leaders, Duterte tells Filipinos to quit church

• Pope: Idolatry empties lives, ruins hearts, which only Christ can revive

• Catholic migrant advocates have mixed reaction to Tijuana border events

• Pope names auxiliary bishop of Austin, Texas, to head Diocese of Monterey

• From beach to basilica: ‘Sand Nativity’ brings unique style to Vatican

• CDC report shows continued decline in U.S. abortion rate

• As choir, Pauline sisters share gift of music, their joy as religious

• Pope names organizing committee for abuse conference in February

• Bishop Morlino dies; increasing vocations was one of his top priorities

 

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