The Haehn Museum’s 2024 exhibit, “The Earth is Full of God’s Riches,” features the nature photography of four Benedictine sisters.
Benedictine Sisters open new Haehn Museum exhibit on nature photography
Franciscan Sisters develop Earth Month calendar for water conservation
Earth Month calendar seeks to raise awareness about water conservation, justice and sustainability efforts.
Divine Mercy Sunday Celebrations in Diocese of St. Cloud
Celebrated on the second Sunday of Easter, it is based on the private revelations of St. Faustina Kowalska, who was canonized in 2000 by Pope John Paul II.
More to know about becoming Catholic
The Rite of Election is a significant step in the journey of those seeking to become a member of the Catholic Church and one in which the whole Church partakes. It always occurs on the First Sunday of Lent.
From Bishop Patrick Neary: We walk each day by Easter’s first light
No one expected the cross, a Roman torture instrument, to become a symbol of hope, of love and of new life. It is one of the worst things that could happen to a human being. Yet in God’s mysterious plan, a wooden torture instrument becomes the tree of life.
‘THE CHURCH is ALIVE!’: The Benedictine Catholic Communities ACC Welcomes Seven New Members
In St. Joseph, 37 catechumens and candidates were welcomed into the Church in the last 12 years — including the 11 welcomed this year by the Benedictine Catholic Communities ACC.
Becoming Eucharistic People: A day of formation with Dr. Tim O’Malley set for April 12
Dr. Tim O’Malley, a Catholic theologian, author and teacher, will host a day of formation on April 12 at Seven Colors Church in Albany.
Bishop joins Sartell students for Seder meal
Students at St. Francis Xavier School in Sartell welcomed Bishop Patrick Neary to share a special meal with them March 21.