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Bishop of Bismarck David Kagan is reaching out to the people of North Dakota (and beyond) with a special #MakeLentGreat online campaign.

Students from St. Mary’s Central High School in Bismarck and Bishop Ryan Catholic School in Minot will be treated to a private premiere showing of the movie “Son of God” on Friday, Feb. 28.

Cardinal Francis George, OMI has been slated as the keynote presenter for “THIRST 2014: A Men’s Conference” sponsored by the Diocese of Bismarck and hosted at the University of Mary.

A broad-based coalition of organizations and community leaders announced Feb. 19 that they have formed N.D. Choose Life, a ballot measure committee that will work to pass the Human Life Amendment on the November 2014 ballot. The amendment will be on the ballot as Measure 1.

Have we lost our sense of awe and encounter in the small things of the liturgy?

Reverend Albert R. Leary, 87, passed away on February 9, 2014, at St. Gabriel Community in Bismarck. Mass of Christian burial will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday, February 13, with the Most Rev. David D. Kagan, Bishop of Bismarck, officiating.

On Thursday, February 6, I took the time to watch the 61st National Prayer Breakfast and heard what I can only describe as an amazing defense of religious liberty and the pro-life cause from President Barack Obama.

Family’s Epiphany celebration helps kids’ faith come alive

The story of my abortion began in December of 2011. My boyfriend proposed to me on Christmas day, and one week after our engagement I found out I was pregnant.

Exploring the morality of abortion after rape

Critics attack pope’s comments on economics

How to make sure Ordinary Time isn’t just ordinary

There’s a vile stench that reeks within our Christian communities, and it wafts its foul odor in situations like this: An audience is asked by a presenter, “Who here wants to be a saint?”

Exploring the morality of abortion after rape

As we embarked on the journey of revamping the DCA, considering question after question about the fate of our beloved newspaper, one thing was certain: the DCA must always be the DCA.