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The Unite Our Nation Eucharistic Procession held in Downtown Madison on Oct. 11, 2020. The procession went from Holy Redeemer Catholic Church up State Street to the Wisconsin Capitol Building.

Bishop Donald J. Hying and Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki led 2,000 Catholics in a Eucharistic Procession to the Wisconsin Capitol Building on the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Aug. 15, 2020. Audio track by VOCES8: Ave Maria - Franz Biebl.

Bishop Donald J. Hying and Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki led 2,000 Catholics in a Eucharistic Procession to the Wisconsin Capitol Building on the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

In the early part of 2016, Fr. Richard Heilman became aware that the Commander of the Pontifical Swiss Guard had seen and very much liked Fr. Heilman’s creation: The Combat Rosary™, which is based on the original WWI Military Issue Rosary. Fr. Heilman asked if he could donate one for each of the Swiss Guard. This offer was gratefully accepted by the Commander. This speech was given by Colonel Christoph Graf, Commander of the Pontifical Swiss Guard, at the Vatican on May 6, 2016. His address was made to the new recruits about to be sworn in. This was also the 100th anniversary of the original WWI Military issue rosary that was commissioned and procured by, believe it or not, the U.S. government and issued by the military, upon request, to soldiers serving in World War I. While all of these were made in 2016, these were also distributed to soldiers serving in WWII. The Combat Rosary™, shown by Commander Graf, is based on the original WWI pull chain rosary. The Combat Rosary is now the official rosary of the Pontifical Swiss Guard. You can obtain your own Combat Rosary at http://www.RomanCatholicGear.com … Home of the original Combat Rosary™.

The official video trailer for the inspiring book, "The Journey Home: My Father's Story of Cancer, Faith, and Life-Changing Miracles." From the book: The day was October 30, 2006. The dark and chill of the changing seasons only added weight to one of the worst days of my life. A few minutes earlier, I sat next to my father as his doctor delivered devastating news: “The cancer is back, and it looks like it has spread.” It was one of those days that changes the entire direction of life. Things would never be the same. Thus began my father’s journey home. Learn more at www.journeyhomestory.com