At a public park near Pius XI Catholic High School, a proposal for the school to build a sports complex on the grounds has ...

The future of Dyer Playfield in Milwaukee has sparked conversation as neighbors learned that Pius XI Catholic High School is exploring a future project at the park.

Pius XI Administration and security staff found graffiti of a threatening nature on the front entrance of the building. The surveillance video shows someone wearing a red mask, a gray sweater, a black ...

Pius XI Administration and our security staff found graffiti of a threatening nature on the front entrance of the building. Milwaukee Police were called and have begun an investigation to determine ...

Pope Leo gifts the objects to the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops after meeting their representatives.

COMING UP. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU MARK. CLASSES ARE SCHEDULED TO RESUME TOMORROW AT PIUS X HIGH SCHOOL IN MILWAUKEE. OFFICIALS CANCELED CLASSES TODAY BECAUSE THERE WAS NO HEAT IN THE BUILDING. OFFICIALS ...

The items’ return began as part of a process in which Pope Francis apologized to Indigenous people in 2022 for the church’s ...

AND WE FALL LEADING US OFF TONIGHT. WE HAVE NEW VIDEO TONIGHT OF SOMEONE PAINTING A THREATENING MESSAGE OUTSIDE PIUS HIGH SCHOOL IN MILWAUKEE LAST WEEK. THE PERSON WRITES, I’M BRINGING A GUN AND ...

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- After threatening graffiti was found outside Pius XI Catholic High School on Monday, Nov. 4, the school announced in-person learning will be canceled for the remainder of the ...

A private Milwaukee high school canceled in-person classes Monday and Tuesday and will have its students doing virtual learning Wednesday through Friday after threatening graffiti was found on the ...

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Pius XI Catholic High School responded to a second threat made against the school within two weeks, according to a statement issued to school parents and guardians by Principal ...

Catholic missionaries sent the artifacts to Rome on the occasion of a 1925 exhibition held by Pope Pius XI that displayed more than 100,000 objects.