Pope Francis has resumed working from the hospital and celebrated Mass for his caregivers in the small chapel in the suite of hospital rooms.
Pope will lead Angelus from hospital, Vatican says
What will be new at Diocesan Ministry Day 2021?
DMD 2021 will be a bilingual, rally-themed event open to all, celebrating the people of the Diocese of St. Cloud.
Inspired by Franciscan way of life, retired St. Cloud couple embraces renewed call to help poor
At 73 years old, Harry and Mary Fleegel thought they’d be happily retired, enjoying a quiet life. But God had other plans.
Catholic social teaching: Preferential option for the poor
A preferential option for the poor and vulnerable must go way beyond occasionally donating foods. The Church must intentionally bring those on the margins into the full membership of society, work for justice to fix broken systems and advocate for the voiceless and powerless.
U.S. recognizes Vatican finance, auditing measures
The Internal Revenue Service, the tax collection service of the Department of the Treasury, has included the Vatican in its list of countries that conform to international standards regarding financial regulation and auditing measures.
Dynamic lineup of speakers leads up to Diocesan Ministry Day 2021
Diocesan Ministry Day on Oct. 23 will honor all that we are as a diocese. And there is much to celebrate, says one of the event’s co-chairs.
Seafarers, chaplains who minister to them need ‘all hands on deck’
A vigil was held in advance of the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance for Mariners and People of the Sea, to be observed May. 22.
District judge focuses on compassion, commitment, collaboration
“When I’m on the bench, I don’t wear my faith on my sleeve. I’m not preaching to them. But I do try to look at the people in front of me with the eyes of Christ,” says Frank Kundrat.