Faith and Culture

After teen pregnancy, family unites in pro-life advocacy

Family gears up for Abria’s May 7 walk/run

Mpls. Catholic Workers back Black Lives Matter

On April 11, Black Lives Matter activists reportedly shut down intersections and a light rail station near Target Field during the Minnesota Twins’ home opener against the Chicago White Sox.

Visitation sisters from mother monastery in France showcased in Basilica exhibit

Visitation Sister Suzanne Homeyer stood in the John XXIII Gallery at the Basilica of St. Mary in Minneapolis gazing at a recently hung painting. It depicted the back of a nun in full habit carrying a bag in her right hand, walking down a street in Annecy, France.

Villanova player’s winning shot is no surprise to his high school coach

When Kris Jenkins got the ball with the score tied in the final seconds of the NCAA men's basketball championship game April 4, his former high school coach had no doubt that the Villanova player would make the shot.

‘Creed,’ ‘Room,’ ‘The Martian’ among newest Christopher Award winners

The well-received feature films "Creed," "The Martian" and "Room" are among 21 winners of Christopher Awards announced March 30 in New York.

Music and martyrdom

Choir and orchestra to enhance drama of classic silent film at Cathedral, Basilica

Joining the Church

What RCIA means for the whole community

Kids’ unsupervised online use likened to sending them to adult bookstore

Parents who don't supervise their children's online activity and mobile device usage might as well be dropping off their kids at an adult bookstore filled with dangerous strangers.

Fear not the confessional

Priests explain sacrament’s purpose ahead of 24 Hours for the Lord March 4-5

‘Spotlight’ is not anti-Catholic, Vatican newspaper says

The Vatican newspaper said the Oscar-winning film, "Spotlight," is not anti-Catholic.

King’s reliquary inspires Rose Ensemble’s concert series

The 13th-century French king who would become a saint went to great lengths to acquire relics from Christ’s life and Passion, including the towel Jesus used to wash his disciples’ feet, pieces of the cross from his crucifixion and his crown of thorns.

Basilica parishioner describes directing ‘Love and Mercy’ film

Basilica of St. Mary parishioner and movie producer and director Bill Pohlad will participate in the annual Mental Health Film Festival at the Basilica, 6 p.m. Feb. 11. He will show “Love and Mercy,” the 2014 film he directed about the life of Brian Wilson, lead singer of the Beach Boys.
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