Bishop Ricken’s Travel Log
By Bishop David Ricken | On Mission 8.17.2024 — Pembine, WI: For many years now, […]
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Bishop Ricken
The Most Rev. David L. Ricken is the 12th bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay.
He provides for the pastoral care of his diocese by teaching, governing, and sanctifying. Our bishop works in our diocese in a priestly shepherding and teaching role, proclaiming and helping others boldly proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Appointments August 2024
Rev. Kamal Gopu has been appointed as Parochial Vicar for St. John Parish, Antigo, Ss
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Ten signs of the cross to fill 10 rooms
By Bishop David Ricken | On Mission When I introduced the diocesan goal to call
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Appointments – May 2024
2024 Official Appointments released from the Office of the Bishop
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Bishop Ricken’s May Travel Log
By Bishop David Ricken | On Mission 5.4.2024 — Champion, WI: For the past 11
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Appointments – Spring 2024
2024 Official Appointments released from the Office of the Bishop
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As we finish Lent, keep your eyes on the prize: Jesus
Brothers and Sisters, Easter is approaching, but before we jump to Easter, let’s finish Lent
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On Mission Meetup with Bishop David Ricken and UWGB Coach Sundance Wicks
Coach Sundance Wicks of UW Green Bay sat down with Bishop David Ricken of the
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St. Francis’ story is one of missionary discipleship
The opportunity to share the story of one of my favorite saints is always a
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It’s a New Year for both of us — you and me
Every new year, I like to pause and ask the Lord, “What do you have in store for me this year? How would you like me to change and live differently?”
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