News & Events

Tuesday, December 16th at 6:00 pm at Cathedral
~This will be a Prayer Service with readings, homily and
Examination of Conscience
~People will have the opportunity to go privately to one of
the Confessors present
~Note: This is NOT general absolution

St. William Catholic Church
1 mile west of Hwy 35 (Pattison Park) on E Cty Rd B
Friday, December 5, 2025
Menu includes Lutefisk with white sauce or melted butter,
boiled potatoes, Swedish meatballs, lefse, coleslaw, peas,
pickled beets, beverage, and dessert
Dinner is served from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
All Are Welcome!
Tickets $25
Only 100 dinners are being served.
Call Joannie at 715-399-2743 to reserve tickets

NOTE: No tickets will be sold at the door; you can buy your
tickets by calling Joannie @ 715-399-2743.
Thanks for your support!

St. William Catholic Church
December 6, 2025
“Welcoming the Light of Christ into our Lives”

Suggested Donation of $25/person, paid at the door
Snacks and Coffee will be provided throughout the day
Speaker – Fr. Andrew Ricci
To Register Call the Cathedral Parish office at 715-392-8511 by December 5th

Featuring beautiful holiday classics and new favorites, performances will take place Sunday, December 7, at 4 p.m. and Tuesday, December 9, at 7:30 p.m. at Cathedral of Christ the King in Superior. Tickets are available at the door. For more information, visit https://bit.ly/4refyBf

CLUSTER MASS SCHEDULE FOR THE FEAST
OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Monday, December 8th
8:30am – Cathedral
8:30am – St. Anthony, Superior
10:00am – Holy Assumption
12:05pm – Cathedral
6:00pm – St. Anthony, Lake Nebagamon
7:00pm – Cathedral

Join us for our delicious Ham & Meatloaf Dinner on Sunday, September 7. Dinner is served from 11:30 am-4:00 pm. Serving ham, meatloaf, carrots, mashed potatoes, garden fresh vegetables, and more!

All are welcome!

Take Outs are available.

Adults $15, Children (under 12 years) $5, preschoolers free

Get a grip on what to do and what not to do in regards to aligning your finances with your faith. Discuss budgeting and debt, and learn more about God’s abundant supply. Open to everyone regardless of age or finances.

Danielle is a certified life coach and Catholic wife and mother who helps bring peace to busy lives, including in the area of finances. She is the host of The Peaceful Mind Podcast for Busy Moms, author of the Cyclone Mom Method, and author of The Peaceful Mind Bible.

To RSVP, please contact the Cathedral office at 715-392-8511.

Strikepoint, an internationally-acclaimed handbell ensemble based in Duluth will be
performing at 7:30pm on Friday, August 1 at the Cathedral of Christ the King (1111 Belknap
St.) in Superior. Admission is free but an $18 donation is suggested; in support of local arts
groups, 20% of the evening’s donation will be returned to the Cathedral’s organ fund. This
performance is the opening concert of Strikepoint’s 2025 summer tour.

Strikepoint was established in 1984 and has been touring annually since 1986. Their travels
have taken them to England, Scotland, Japan, Hong Kong, Sweden, Canada, Hawaii and
throughout the mainland U.S. They have performed at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, Sterling
Castle in Scotland, Disney World in Florida, and both Disneyland and the Crystal Cathedral in
California. Locally, they have performed with the Arrowhead Chorale, the Lake Superior
Chamber Orchestra, and the Duluth-Superior Symphony Orchestra. In 2016 they were cultural
exchange ambassadors to Växjö, Duluth’s Swedish sister city, and last summer they were
honored to be selected as the only group representing the U.S. in a special concert at the 21st
International Handbell Symposium in Hamamatsu, Japan.

Strikepoint is noted for capturing the enthusiasm of audiences with its dynamic style and
accessible music. The concert theme is “variety,” and selections include both familiar and new
music, ranging from the hymn favorite A Mighty Fortress to pop classics Mister Sandman and
Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head to a piece written specifically for Strikepoint. Reviews of
Strikepoint concerts have praised their “athleticism and showmanship,” “rhythmic precision,
musical nuance and technical confidence,” with an “exceptionally creative bent!”

Strikepoint rings 6-plus octaves of bronze Schulmerich handbells, 7 octaves of handchimes, 2
octaves of Silver Melody Bells, 3 octaves of Petit and Fritzen handbells and a variety of other
instruments. The 11-member directorless ensemble is unique among touring handbell groups
as a combination community/professional/church group. Derek Bromme is the new leader of
the ensemble.

Strikepoint concerts are designed to engage and delight listeners. Among the comments most
frequently heard after concerts, a favorite is, “If we’d known it was going to be this good, we
would have brought all our friends.”

In this Jubilee Year, the 12th edition of “24 Hours for the Lord,” a Lenten initiative of prayer and reconciliation introduced by Pope Francis, will be celebrated in dioceses around the world.

For this edition, within the Jubilee of 2025, particularly dedicated to Hope, the motto chosen by the Holy Father is taken from the words of the Psalmist, “You are my hope” (Ps. 71:5). All events will take place at the Cathedral of Christ the King