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Seventh member of task force is announced
A seventh member of the Safe Environment and Ministerial Standards Task Force was announced Oct. 24.
Foundation aims higher for tuition aid to students in need
Isaiah Goodman speaks about the importance of financial support for Catholic schoolchildren during the Aim Higher Foundation’s “Night of Light” celebration Nov. 1 at the Hilton in downtown Minneapolis.
She shoots, she scores!
Catholic author’s new book, ‘The Catechism of Hockey,’ draws parallels between faith, sport
VIDEO: 2013 Rediscover: Catholic Celebration
Sights, sounds and interviews from the 2013 Rediscover: Catholic Celebration
Cathedral pulls out all the stops for pipe organs’ inaugural concert
Photos and video: A standing-room-only crowd filled the church for the hour-long concert performed by the head organist of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris.
Archbishop Addresses Media Questions
In this Q&A, Archbishop Nienstedt answers many questions that have been asked recently by the media.
Archdiocese reiterates call for anyone who suspects abuse to contact authorities
The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis joins the St. Paul Police Department and all civil authorities in continuing to encourage anyone who suspects abuse of a minor or vulnerable adult within Church ministry — or any setting, including home or school — to contact law enforcement.
Archbishop Harry Flynn retires as University of St. Thomas board chair
Archbishop Emeritus Harry Flynn has retired as chair of the University of St. Thomas board of trustees.
Sister Ruth Roland was co-founder of Catholic Eldercare
Sinsinawa Dominican Sister Ruth Roland, who once served in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, died on Oct. 12. She was 91. Her funeral Mass was celebrated in Sinsinawa, Wis. on Oct. 18.
Archdiocese names Greg Pulles as its new director of development
Greg Pulles of Plymouth has been named director of stewardship and development for the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Overheard – October 24, 2013
“Believing in Jesus means giving him our flesh with the humility and courage of Mary, so that he can continue to dwell in our midst. It means giving him our hands, to caress the little ones and the poor; our feet, to go forth and meet our brothers and sisters; our arms, to hold up the weak and to work in the Lord’s vineyard; our minds, to think and act in the light of the Gospel; and especially our hearts, to love and to make choices in accordance with God’s will.”
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