I’m excited to share the news that the official first “shovel” has been put in the ground for the new priest’s residence home. On May 15, dignitaries gathered just south of the Pastoral Center in Fargo to officially break the ground for the new home.

Cindy Schlosser, originally from Edgeley, daughter of Richard and Mary Schlosser of Transfiguration Parish in Edgeley, was awarded the Bishop Francis Award by Catholic Volunteer Network (CVN) May 1 at their annual national conference in Denver, Colo.

Bishop Folda reflects on the Papacy and the ministry of the Pope.

The Pilgrims spend a second day in Assisi, they had time to explore the city on their own and then visited the Basilica of St. Francis before heading back to Rome.

On May 25th, the pilgrims took a train to Assisi where they were able to venerate the remains of Blessed Carlo Acutis.

The pilgrims had the opportunity to visit the Catacombs and the Basilica of St. Paul

The pilgrims for the Young Adult Jubilee Pilgrimage experience their first full day in Rome. Complete with touring some of the museums and then a pilgrimage to the Holy Door at St. Peter's Basilica, led by Bishop Folda.

The Pilgrims have arrived in Rome and begin the first day of their pilgrimage.

The departure of the young adults for the 2025 Young Adult Jubilee Pilgrimage.

“We are in our new home!” In his emotional closing remarks, Father Phil Ackerman, pastor of Holy Cross Church in West Fargo, addressed the congregation at the end of the Mass of Dedication for their new church. “It’s a great day for our parish and for our diocese, and for the Church at large,” he said.

Benton Schmidt, the Director of Music at St. Paul’s Newman Center, Fargo, gives a reflection on how a mystery helped him to accept the Church's teaching on the right to life.

Roxane B. Salonen gives a reflection on her recent encounter at the abortion facility.

Where are the blessings when your father abandons your mother and eleven siblings, and you get put into an orphanage? On the surface, it appears to be a hard luck life, but for Sal DiLeo who lived it, seeing the blessings and developing an attitude of gratitude opened his eyes to a life full of blessings.

The Basilica of St. John Lateran is one of the four major basilicas visited by all pilgrims coming to Rome. It is considered the mother church of all the Catholic churches in the world. St. John Lateran was the first Catholic Church built in the Roman Empire by the Emperor Constantine in 324 AD.

Deacon Ben Seitz shares insight into who the fishmen are, what they stand for, and how you can get involved with them.

David Tamisiea gives a reflection on what the common good is and how we can use the concept in our every day life.

Garrett Aberle, a seminarian for the Diocese of Fargo, gives a reflection on celebacy and how this has impacted his life.

An insight into how Sacred Heart is using the funds they raised to help complete projects in their church.

As Catholics, we believe in the inherent dignity of each person. Everyone, all walks of life, made in the image and likeness of God. This is a bedrock belief. What we do with that belief is the interesting part—where we can exercise creativity and boost confidence. How we can make a difference.

Bishop John Folda gives a reflection on the Nicene Creed. Let us give thanks for the gift of faith and for the gift of the Creed that has been handed on to us by the great saints and teachers of the early Church.