Diocesan offices will be closed all day on Friday, Feb. 20 for a staff Lenten retreat.

Seminarians discerning God’s call to the priesthood.

Bismarck Dream Center partners with the community to serve the needs of the poor.

A teen’s courageous journey into the Catholic Church.

God's grace at work through the University of Mary College of Nursing.

Please pray for the North Dakota Catholic Conference to continue to serve faithfully in advocating for policy positions important to the Church in North Dakota.

Exercising proper stewardship over animals ought to be a balanced part of a broader concern of avoiding exploitation.

Lent offers us a special time of grace to remove the obstacles we have created between us and the Lord

Father Phillips recognized for 30 years of service as chaplain for the North Dakota Highway Patrol.

Sisters model themselves after St. Dominic and follow the charism of teaching.

The practice of embryo transfer involves fundamentally unethical actions.

May this new year be one of renewed and strengthened fidelity and obedience to the Lord!

North Dakota Supreme Court released a final ruling reversing a Bismarck court’s judgment that declared North Dakota’s near-total ban on abortion unconstitutional.

The diocesan offices will be closed on Monday, Dec. 8 in observance of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a holy day of obligation. Please check with your local parish for Mass times.

The deacon as a model of the servant in God’s Church.

Always up for an adventure with the Troops of St. George.

Offering Catholic goods to inspire and nurture the faith

Saint Peter’s in Fort Yates marks 50 years of perseverance in faith.

Seven Sisters Apostolate gifts a quilt to Bishop Kagan in honor of his retirement

The tide seems to be turning against the widespread and unthinking acceptance of gender ideology and transgenderism.