Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis

“You may not see the impact of your work … but God sees it, and he sees every act of love. Nothing is unseen and nothing is unemptied.”

At the center of his life, Bishop Cozzens said, are three words: relationship, identity and mission, and the order is important, he said.

People should have “clean hands, open minds and loving hearts” before protesting and act for the right reasons and not harm the common good.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (OSV News) — The spiritual pastor of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis preached on the importance of turning from anger to reconciliation and forgiveness during …

In addition to testimony, Annunciation students in grades six through eight participated in a sing-along in the Capitol rotunda Feb. 24.

For the first time in eight centuries, the mortal remains of St. Francis of Assisi are being exposed for an extended period of public veneration.

Redemptorist Father John Schmidt, pastor of St. Alphonsus in Brooklyn Center, was cautiously optimistic as he heard the news Feb. 12 that “Operation Metro Surge” was nearing an end.

Catholic leaders in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis acknowledged the need for hope as they look to next steps in the local community.

Catholics in Minneapolis are wrestling with sorrow, anger, fear and faith as they navigate tensions between federal and local authorities on immigration.

While it might seem unusual — perhaps even whimsical — a man who didn’t earn a college degree now has his name attached to a network of over 70 Catholic …