“Creating art is an interesting way to share your faith,” said Aquiliana Wolf, 14, who helped to organize the program. “God tells us to spread our faith to others — Art in the Park is how I share what I love with young people, so they can learn to love God and art as much as I do.”
Upstream is dedicated to celebrating and amplifying the ways Minnesotans from all backgrounds care for the places where they live while inspiring new actions to be even better stewards of the state.
“We hope this is a start for local and surrounding communities to get to know us, who we are as Latinos,” said parishioner Sandy Garcia.
The ceramic sculpture, pottery, jewelry and other works created by Sister Dennis are featured in a new exhibit titled “By the Work of Her Hands.”
Divine Mercy Sunday will be celebrated April 24 at St. Faustina’s Chapel of Divine Mercy, a shrine within St. Paul Church in Sauk Centre.
A Way of the Cross procession at Lake George, introduced in St. Cloud 25 years ago by members of the lay Catholic movement Communion and Liberation, will start at 3 p.m. on Good Friday, April 15.
Aislyn Marten, a sixth-grader at St. Boniface School in Cold Spring, created a mosaic tile artwork and was named the Diocese of St. Cloud’s winner of the ‘Creating on the Margins’ art contest sponsored by the Catholic Campaign for Human Development.
Desde el otoño de 2021, el centro de Minnesota se ha convertido en el hogar de unos 70 nicaragüenses. La organización Fe y Justicia MN los está ayudando a navegar los recursos de la comunidad y presenter documentos de asilo.
