Diocesan News

Study day open to all at national conference

Study day open to all at national conference

By Anne Marie Amacher The Catholic Messenger IOWA CITY — Plans continue for the Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commission (FDLC) …Read More


Ghanaian priest to serve in Ottumwa-Bloomfield

Ghanaian priest to serve in Ottumwa-Bloomfield

Anne Marie Amacher The Catholic Messenger DAVENPORT — Bishop Dennis Walsh announced that Father Peter Amoah of Ghana will serve …Read More


People

The late Father Treviño nominated for Lumen Christi Award

The late Father Treviño nominated for Lumen Christi Award

For The Catholic Messenger CHICAGO — Catholic Extension Society recently announced the 46 nominees for the 2026-2027 Lumen Christi Award. …Read More


Persons, places and things: Remembering Private Brown

Persons, places and things: Remembering Private Brown

By Dan Russo Editor As the United States prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration …Read More


Features

The fruits of pain

The fruits of pain

By Jenna Ebener A reflection I recently saw “Toy Story 5.” It is astonishing to me how children’s movies have …Read More


A pilgrimage to Catholic London

A pilgrimage to Catholic London

By Brian and Sue Lehmann Guest Column For many Catholics, London is known for its royal landmarks and rich history. …Read More


Opinion

Assisted suicide vs. MAID

Assisted suicide vs. MAID

By Dan Russo Editorial On Sept. 12, 2026, Illinois’ new assisted suicide law will go into effect. In a message …Read More


TPS program reforms needed to protect life

TPS program reforms needed to protect life

By Jorge Lopez Guest column Recent termination of Temporary Protection Status (TPS) for individuals from Syria and Haiti has created …Read More