“It was awesome to have the artist known for carving the butter sculptures at the state fair. … Who knew we needed a butter sculpture of Pope Leo?”
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“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.”
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At the center of his life, Bishop Cozzens said, are three words: relationship, identity and mission, and the order is important, he said.
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Clergy will now have access to ICE holding facility, following a lawsuit filed by an ecumenical group of Minnesota clergy.
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People should have “clean hands, open minds and loving hearts” before protesting and act for the right reasons and not harm the common good.
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(OSV News) — Katie Holler, a Catholic mother of two, had for months been following news of the Trump administration’s increasingly hardline immigration policies, but she still remembers when she …
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Church leaders call for healing, reconciliation at Mass of solidarity with migrants in Minneapolis
by OSV Newsby OSV NewsST. 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 …
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“We want to be there, for people especially at the most vulnerable times of their lives, and this is certainly one of them,” the priest said of ICE detention.
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‘Operation Metro Surge’ in Minneapolis is ending but needs continue for immigrant families
by Joe Ruffby Joe RuffRedemptorist 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.
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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.
