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Her words and insistent expression were coming from the depths of her soul, and I knew to hang on tight to each.

The subject which Pettie used comes from inspiration through popular novels at the time.

The parish serves as a source of hands-on learning and mentorship as I progress towards my eventual ordination to the priesthood.

Fargo native, Brother Stephen Johnson, OSB, professed his solemn vows as a Benedictine monk on July 22.

The sanctuary of Seven Dolors has a new, yet historic feel with the addition of pews and altarpieces...

Whether we were hosting an event at the Pastoral Center in Fargo or playing games at Camp Summit, we witnessed just how good our God is to us.

The beauty of a life of prayer is that it brings God into every moment of life.

Eleven parishioners from St. Mary’s Cathedral in Fargo, set out on a mission to promote this Gospel of life by acknowledging the God-given dignity of the poorest of the poor in Chimbote, Peru.

New Earth spoke to Bishop Folda about his first ten years as our bishop and about what he envisions for the future of the Fargo Diocese.

Blake Ritteman shares his experience from the “Beloved Son” retreat May 25–27 at Maryvale led by Father Jason Lefor.

The closing of a parish can be tough on those who call the church their parish home...

“It would appear God is keeping it fresh to a certain extent, which is miraculous."

"This letter is called a Call to Orders, and every man must receive this call directly from his bishop. My letter had finally arrived."

What a year it’s been in the national debate surrounding abortion!

The Benemerenti is a medal awarded by the Pope to members of the clergy and laity for service to the Catholic Church.

It is in our moments of greatest vulnerability and weakness that God will come to the aid of his heavily burdened children.

Nothing could have prepared us for that afternoon on Apr. 27, 1998.

During the listening sessions the power of time spent in adoration of Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament was a topic that always came up.

The “atrium” is at the center of any CGS experience. It contains areas for contemplative study, one-on-one and group learning sessions, and prayer time.

My vocation (and yours) exists in community.