An Urgent Plea To Vote with Bishop David Ricken
Bishop Ricken has created the following video to assist the faithful of the Diocese of Green Bay as we prepare for the 2024 elections in the United States. Parishes and individuals are encouraged to share this YouTube video to help encourage others to vote. Also, CLICK HERE to access a HD version of the video availabe for download on Vimeo.
Faithful Citizenship & 2024 Election Year
Our Catholic faith calls us to be engaged citizens. One way we can do this is by exercising our right to vote. How should we as Catholics approach key issues? How do we assess candidates? Check out our resource and landing page to help faithful citizens form their consciences and contribute to civil dialogue as they navigate the political landscape.
The U.S. General Election is on November 5, 2024.
Holy Communion Under Both Kinds
Beginning on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Jesus Christ (Corpus Christi), June 2, 2024, the diocesan practice of receiving Holy Communion from the Cup will be encouraged during specific liturgical celebrations throughout the year.
This video is intended to assist pastors and pastoral leaders introduce this reality to parishioners diocese wide. This video can be viewed here or downloaded at https://vimeo.com/950613179. The full Pastoral Instruction is available for download here below and pastors, pastoral leaders and parishioners are encouraged to read it and prayerfully reflect on it.
Mass of Ordination to the Priesthood | Retrospective Video & Full-Length Video
On Saturday, May 25th, 2024, Fr. Juan-Carlos Altamirano Herrera & Fr. Mark Rydell were ordained to the priesthood at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral. The video presented here is also available for social sharing on Facebook or download at https://vimeo.com/950421208. If you would like to view full-length video from the livestream of this liturgy visit https://vimeo.com/930414941.
Bishop David Ricken Issues Reflection on Synod - "A Reflection on the Synod on Synodality"
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.