Take action against threats to our religious liberty
The Catholic Church is the largest charitable and social services organization in the United States. Through its works of charity and justice, Catholics give witness to their faith while building up the common good. However, recent proposed changes to federal regulations would make it more difficult for Catholics and other people of faith to carry out this essential work, while remaining faithful to their conscience. To learn more about these proposed regulations and how you can provide input before they go into effect, please visit www.usccb.org/do-no-harm.
Entrust - Disciples on Mission Retreat
During this intensive experience, attendees will receive the vision, formation, and practical knowledge in how to carry out the process of spiritual multiplication. Thanks to the generosity of the Bishop’s Appeal, this retreat is free of charge for staff, volunteers, and parishioners within the Diocese of Green Bay. The next Entrust Retreat will be held October 21 & 22 at Sacred Heart Parish in Manawa.
Gather. Pray. Listen. Synod 2021-2023
Synodality means asking "How can we as a Church grow and journey together?" During this worldwide synod, we are all called to listen to the promptings Holy Spirit. Share your story and ideas for how we can journey together as a Church at www.gbdioc.org/synod.
Sunday Mass with Bishop David Ricken on WFRV Local 5
All who are hospitalized or in a assisted living facilty, incarcerated, or otherwise physcially unable to attend Mass in person are welcome to tune in for Sunday Mass With Bishop David Ricken every Sunday at 7:30 a.m. on WFRV-Channel 5. Please pray with us from wherever you are!
Diocese of Green Bay Press Releases
- July 8, 2022 | Diocese sets school/religious education policy on human sexuality following Catholic teaching
- February 1, 2022 | Bishop’s Appeal campaign to launch Feb. 5-6 to benefit diocesan ministries
- September 28, 2021 | Catholic Schools See Increased Enrollment for 2021-2022
- September 17, 2021 | Statement of Wisconsin Bishops on welcoming Afghan refugees