Along with the addition of a grade level, the middle school curriculum will change to a project-based learning model.
Cathedral Middle School adds sixth grade, updates curriculum, renovates learning spaces
Bishop Kettler: Finding new opportunities to support youth, young adults
“Let’s challenge ourselves — as a diocese, ACCs and parishes — to think of ways to invite youth and young adults to participate in the planning of, and attendance at, revival-related events over these next few years.”
Catholic schools in diocese to receive support, partnership from Twin Cities nonprofit
Thanks to a $10 million multi-year investment from the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation, the Catholic Schools Center of Excellence (CSCOE) will be able to serve every Catholic elementary school in Minnesota’s six dioceses — including St. Cloud.
Photos: Humanae Vitae Award Mass
The 54th annual Humana Vitae Mass and award presentation was celebrated July 28, at St. Mary’s Cathedral in St. Cloud. The Humanae Vitae Award is given each year to someone who has dedicated their time and talents to promoting natural family planning, or NFP.
Obituary: Benedictine Father Brennan Maiers
Benedictine Father Brennan (Charles) Maiers, 86, died July 22 in the retirement center at St. John’s Abbey, Collegeville. The monks, family, and friends will receive the body on Wednesday, July 27, at 7 p.m. The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 28, in St. John’s Abbey and University Church, with interment in the abbey cemetery.
Retired dairy farmer to host annual Rural Life Celebration in memory of late wife
David Trunk, a retired dairy farmer south of Foreston, will host the diocese’s annual Rural Life Celebration in memory of Marlene, his late wife.
Worms Lumber and Ready Mix to receive first Catholic Rural Business Award
At the Aug. 14 Rural Life Celebration, Catholic Charities will honor Worms Lumber and Ready Mix, Inc., in New Munich with its first Catholic Rural Business Award.
Catholic schools respond to foundation’s challenge to raise $25,000
Catholic elementary schools in the diocese took on a challenge offered by the Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation: Every school raising at least $25,000 in gifts over and above previous giving or from new donors, starting Jan. 1 and ending March 31, would receive another $25,000 from the foundation.