Romualdo Alvarado has a passion, a deep desire to play the role of Jesus Christ.For the past twelve years, tens of thousands have watched and walked with Alvarado, who portrays Jesus in the final moments of his life before his crucifixion. Via Crucis, The Way of the Cross, takes place at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe on the Maryville Campus in Des Plaines....
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Panelist John Huebscher, executive director of the Wisconsin Catholic Conference, said the church has taken an active role in reform advocacy to welcome others with open arms.Post Crescent :Panel discussion to focus on immigration
“They live and work and interact with us,” Huebscher said. “They’re our friends, our neighbors and — in some cases — our relatives, and they live in the shadows.”
Pope John XXIII Symposium to be held May 1
The Diocese of Green Bay will host a Pope John XXIII Symposium from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on May 1 at Silver Lake College. The theme will be “Jesus the Evangelist — Holy, Engaged, Alive.”Bishop David Ricken will celebrate Mass and give a keynote address on the new evangelization.Sisters going solar: Green Bay convent taps into alternative energy
Allan Wright, author of the book, “Jesus the Evangelist: A Gospel Guide to the New Evangelization,” will give a second keynote address. Bishop Emeritus Ricardo Ramírez of the Diocese of Las Cruces, N.M., an educator, theologian, peacemaker and champion of the vulnerable, also will speak.
A religious community on Green Bay’s north side is going green in a big way.Queen of the America's Guild Conference July 25-26 at Guadalupe Shrine
The Sisters of St. Francis of the Holy Cross has launched construction of a 400-panel solar energy installation believed to be one of the largest such systems in Wisconsin.
Located near Nicolet Drive and Church Road, the alternative energy system is designed to generate enough electricity to power about a dozen average-sized homes.
The Sisters of St. Francis plan to harness the power to reduce energy costs in their nearby convent, creating savings projected to surpass $500,000 over the next 20-plus years.
The solar site is the largest of its kind in the city of Green Bay, the third largest in Brown County and the 18th largest in the state, according to a spokeswoman for the religious order.
Via a comment on this blog: The Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help now has a communion rail. Someone send pictures!
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