Kindergarten and first-grade students at St. Wendelin School in Luxembourg excel using the Montessori Method.
Nurturing a love for learning: Luxemburg school grows Montessori program
2019 Bishop’s Annual Appeal update: Gifts still needed to reach goal
As of May 23, contributions to the 2019 Bishop’s Annual Appeal have reached $887,320 in gifts and pledges. A total of 6,016 people have donated, with an average gift of $147.49 per donor.
Have hope in the midst of today’s turmoil, Bishop Kettler says at Easter Vigil
Bishop Donald Kettler celebrated the Easter Vigil at St. Mary’s Cathedral April 20.
Scam alert! Con artists posing as priests ask parishioners to buy gift cards
“We want parishioners to be assured that none of our priests would ask for money or gift cards in this way. We ask everyone to please ignore these messages.”
Ask Bishop Kettler: St. Katharine Drexel students quiz the bishop
Bishop Donald Kettler answers students’ questions — everything from, “Do animals go to heaven?” to “What is your favorite food?”— in this new regular video feature with Catholic school students from around the diocese.
Minnesota Catholic Conference urges rejection of assisted-suicide bill
The Minnesota Catholic Conference is calling on Catholics to contact their legislators and urge them to reject a bill that would legalize assisted suicide in Minnesota. The End of Life Options Act(HF 2152), which would allow terminally ill adults to choose to end their lives, was introduced March 7 in the Minnesota House of Representatives.
More than 1,000 Minnesota Catholics bring voices to State Capitol
The event at the St. Paul RiverCentre and State Capitol drew more than 1,000 Catholics from around the state for a day of prayer, education and advocacy on issues important to the Church. It was sponsored by the Minnesota Catholic Conference, the public policy voice of the Church in Minnesota.
Affordable housing, homelessness focus of Cold Spring event
Speakers from the Minnesota Housing Partnership and Wilder Research, a nonprofit research and evaluation group, will address what affordable housing is, what leads to homelessness and how we as Catholic Christians can help.