Take a look at the Catholic Schools Week statewide Know Your Faith competition!

What to know about changes in how the diocese celebrates the Sacrament of Confirmation. The changes come after "many years of extensive consultation and prayer."

Bishop Folda invites you to read his new pastoral letter "Go Make Disciples"

The North Dakota Catholic Conference is how the state's Catholic bishops act together on public policy matters for the mutual well-being of the Catholic Church and all citizens. Take a look at its history!

What's the way to true peace and freedom?

How do we build a culture of life?

A look at the traditions of the Stations of the Cross

Deacon Garrett Aberle reflects on a broken arm.

For Catholics, stewardship isn’t optional. When we choose to follow Christ, generosity becomes part of who we are.

Catholic bioethicist Father Tad Pacholczyk discusses the ethics of adopting embryos in light of Catholic teaching

More than 130 college students from the Fargo diocese attended SEEK, joining thousands of others from around the country. One surprise? A video message from Pope Leo XIV!

A look at the restoration of church artwork and the altar area at St. Boniface!

Though I realize it’s coincidence that these two unfortunate deaths both happened on a Wednesday, I see a direct tie-in with abortion...

Former New Earth assistant editor Kristina Bloomsburg reflects on her time at the Diocese of Fargo and announces the birth of her first child.

The students of St. William’s Catholic Church of Maddock religious education participated in activities celebrating the liturgical seasons of Advent, Christmas and Epiphany.

A preview of the Life Giving Wounds retreat coming up Feb. 27-March 1.

For all of its advantages and opportunities, social media can also be perilous. In its less edifying forms, social media can be a platform for idle chatter about nothing. Endless hours spent on social media can never be retrieved, and a wise person should always ask what good will come from the time spent.

New Earth's Sidewalk Stories come to us from the sidewalk near an abortion clinic. In this column, we have a reflection on sin, prayer, grace and redemption.

First column in a new Theology of the Body series “Our Bodies Tell His Story.” We are finite creatures with infinite desires. How do we find the happiness we desire?

Our January column on Stewardship discusses estate planning, wills and trusts. Included is a handy guide to financial and personal documents you should have updated and in one place.