On May 19, 2024, the Home Missions – Our Own Needs Collection will kick off in parishes throughout northeastern Wisconsin. This Collection focuses on evangelization in the United States, including here in the Diocese of Green Bay. Thanks to your gift, we can bring Jesus to more people and share the Good News with our brother and sisters across the country.
2024 Home Missions – Our Own Needs Collection Kicks Off May 19 Read More »
The one by One campaign is strengthening parishes throughout northeastern Wisconsin. Because of parishioners supporting the one by One campaign, St. Mary of the Seven Dolors Parish was able to begin a large tuck-pointing project and plastering project.
one by One Campaign Supports Renovations to Historical Church in Calumet County Read More »
Through the Raising Vocations Collection, we invest in ministries that encourage young men and women to say “Yes” to God’s invitation to the priesthood or religious life. The first year of this collection has been a great success thanks to your abundant generosity.
First Raising Vocations Collection a Success Read More »
The Catholic Foundation is a separate 501(c)(3) organization established to serve the Catholic community here in northeastern Wisconsin. We partner with families and individuals to support the ministries of the diocese, their parish, and other nonprofit organizations. Learn more through this Q&A by Josh Diedrich, Executive Director!
Q&A: Get to Know the Catholic Foundation Read More »
Life can be challenging. There are times when people feel so lost. They find help through Catholic Charities and the many programs and resources in our Diocese. Your gift to the Bishop’s Appeal helps people experience Christ’s love and helps Catholic Charities be able to serve so many people throughout northeastern Wisconsin.
The Burden of Debt Read More »
This collection on March 29, 2024, supports the Franciscan ministry work offered to the sacred shrines and parishes in the Holy Land. It also provides for the formation and education in communities and schools, and it supports the basic needs of our brothers and sisters during their current hardships. In this year’s Lenten Season, we humbly ask for your prayers for the Holy Father’s Collection.
2024 Good Friday Collection for the Holy Land Read More »
More than a quarter century ago, a legacy to benefit the Catholic Church was being built right here in northeastern Wisconsin. Here at the Catholic Foundation, it is our honor to partner with you in leaving your legacy to benefit the Church. The success of the Catholic Foundation is because of friends like you who love the Church and want to see more people discover Jesus in their lives.
Catholic Foundation Helps Families Leave a Legacy Read More »
More than 25 years ago, Bishop Robert Banks, Donald Long Sr., and Cindi Brawner planted a seed in northeastern Wisconsin. It was with humble beginnings and deep faith that the seed was sown all those years ago. Thanks to the generosity of families like yours, we have seen great fruit and brought Jesus to thousands of people. Here’s to another 25 years of prosperity and partnership with generous families like yours!
25 Years: From A Seed to A Bountiful Harvest Read More »
Rev. Monsignor John Bernard Dewane, a Catholic Foundation board member emeritus, devout pastor, and diocesan administrator, passed away on February 15, 2024, at the age of 89. His leadership was driven by the Holy Spirit. He brought Jesus to hundreds through his diocesan work and played an important part in the beginning years of the Catholic Foundation.
Monsignor Dewane: “Driven by the Holy Spirit” Read More »
Ash Wednesday kicks off the Lenten season on February 14, 2024, and with it comes many opportunities to grow our faith. Through Lenten observations, there is a recurring theme for this holy, reflective season: we give. With great love, we can give to others. That is our mission for Lent. Together, we can follow Christ’s example and share our love with thousands throughout northeastern Wisconsin.
Ash Wednesday & Lent 2024: Give with Love Read More »
