“My greatest hope is that the Eucharistic Revival has as its core energy our meeting people where they are and walking with them in meeting the Lord anew as well as we are able,” said Crosier Father Kermit Holl.
Local team sheds light on National Eucharistic Revival
Christina Capecchi: Digital detox — how to guard the mind and slow the pace
“Johann’s digital detox compelled him to dive into neuroscience, interviewing experts on attention and flow. He learned about the value of meandering, play and natural sleep rhythms. He compiled his findings into a new book called ‘Stolen Focus: Why You Can’t Pay Attention — and How to Think Deeply Again.'”
Inside the Capitol: Combating the throwaway culture from womb to tomb
The Minnesota Catholic Conference opposed measures that would have promoted a pro-abortion ideology and legalized physician-assisted suicide.
DCCW’s Fun, Food & Fund Day is June 16
The theme of the day is “Take Jesus Home,” and Father Derek Wiechmann will speak on the National Eucharistic Revival.
Two listening sessions set for May 24 following abuse allegation
Bishop Donald Kettler will hold listening sessions following an allegation of past sexual misconduct involving Father Arthur Hoppe, who served in active ministry in the Diocese of St. Cloud from 1947 to 1999, according to a news release from the diocese May 11.
‘Women in Fellowship’ craft retreat in Royalton set for June 16-18
A three-day craft retreat titled “Women in Fellowship,” hosted by the youth group of Holy Trinity Parish in Royalton, welcomes crafters of all kinds.
‘Stamp Out Hunger’ food drive is Saturday, May 14
The National Association of Letter Carriers will host the 30th Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on Saturday, May 14 — the largest one-day food drive in the United States.
Inside the Capitol: Protecting our children from ‘Big Tech,’ child predators
Social media use has increased tremendously over the last decade, especially among younger users. Much chatter has erupted around the country over the damaging content social media algorithms feed to our children and how these algorithms ought to be controlled.