Stations of the Cross led by Bishop Zielinski on Good Friday moved to the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

NEW ULM – Due to predicted icy conditions of the path of the Way of the Cross shrine in New Ulmon Good Friday, April 7, the Most Rev. Chad W. Zielinski, bishop of the Diocese of New Ulm, will lead the Stations of the Cross at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in New Ulm at 3 p.m.

The Stations of the Cross is a Catholic devotion that retraces the final moments of Jesus Christ before his death. People of all faiths are welcome to attend.

West Virginia atheist inmate sues over Christian programming

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — An atheist and secular humanist is suing multiple officials in charge of the agency that runs West Virginia’s jails and prisons, accusing the state of violating his constitutional rights by requiring Christian-affiliated programming as a condition of release.

Andrew Miller, who is currently incarcerated at Saint Marys Correctional Center and Jail, filed a lawsuit in a federal district court Tuesday alleging the state is forcing Christianity on incarcerated people and has failed to accommodate repeated requests to honor his lack of belief in God.