Paul Braun, editor of New Earth, writes a review on the book “Three Feet From Death: Reflections on an Amazing Rescue” by Father Dale Kinzler.

St. Philip's Church in Hankinson suffered a devastating fire on December 16, 2024. The congregation has found temporary worship spaces at the Franciscan Sisters of Dillingen and local Lutheran churches.

Brady Borslien, the Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministry for the Diocese of Fargo, shares his testimony and how he came to find the Catholic faith and ultimately convert to it.

David Tamisiea, JD, PhD discusses the Catholic Church's teaching on the importance of parental rights in education. He emphasizes that parents are the primary educators of their children and have the right to choose the best educational environment.

Matthew Samson, a seminarian of the diocese of Fargo, gives a reflection on the power of intercessory prayer and how he has felt the effects of it in his own life.

Sister Constance Veit, lsp from the Little Sisters of the Poor digs into the topic of loneliness and the epidemic of our time and how food can help foster connections and fight this epidemic.

A reflection on dandelions and how they might aide us in winning the culture of life.

One of the most significant events of this past year was the National Eucharistic Congress held in Indianapolis. Close on its heels came our own diocesan Eucharistic Congress in Jamestown. Both of these events drew us into an encounter with Christ in the Eucharist, his sacramental Real Presence among us. Both of these events were part of an ongoing Eucharistic Revival taking place over three years throughout our country.

Father Steven Wirth, pastor of churches in Fessenden, Esmond, and Maddock, dives into the question of what gives the Church authority. Click now to read his answer.

A Seven Sisters mini retreat was held at Holy Spirit Church in Fargo on Nov. 23. More than 30 women met for a time of refreshment and spiritual enrichment.

A message from Bishop Folda. “A thrill of hope, the weary world rejoices, for yonder breaks a new and glorious morn.” Dear friends, these words of the popular carol remind us that the day of our Lord’s birth is at hand. As we draw nearer to the celebration of Christmas, our hearts are lifted up and we are filled with expectation and joy.

Out of concern for those who experienced hurricane damage this fall, fourth graders at Holy Family – St. Mary’s School in Grand Forks put the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy into action. Here's how it went.

In this article, learn how to prepare, structure, and give your testimony to share what the Lord has done in your life. Sharing personal experiences creates a sense of community, grounded in shared lessons and moments that can transform lives and inspire real change.

A reflection from a recent encounter at the abortion facility by Roxane B. Salonen.

A book review on the book “A Story of Faith, Hope and Joy” by Rebecca Crooks, 2024

Two six-foot bronze statues of Venerable Nano Nagle (1718–1784), foundress of the Presentation Sisters in Ireland, have been placed in Fargo in honor of the legacy of the Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Quincy Marchand reflects on being a new seminarian and gives us insight into his "propaedeutic" or "introductory" year of formation.

Monsignor Joseph Goering recounts the recent pilgrimage he did on the Camino de Santiago with Monsignor Gregory Schlesselmann.

What do I say to a friend who says that their prayers are not being answered?