This year marks 50 years of priesthood for Fathers Ralph Zimmerman, Timothy Baltes and Geno Doyle. As the Church honors their faithful service, they reflect not only on their ministry, but on a lifelong friendship that has shaped their vocations and their lives.
For the past couple of years, SJAS has been blessed by visits from Maggie Mae, a four‑legged reading companion, and her owner, Carron. What began as a simple effort to encourage young readers has grown into a beloved part of one Catholic school community.
Benedictine Father Michael Peterson uses Native American-style flutes to express his relationship with creation.
U.S. bishops are speaking up about the treatment of immigrants and the deportation strategy and tactics of the current administration, and their messaging has grown increasingly urgent and concerned.
Catholics from around the diocese gathered at St. Mary’s Cathedral in St. Cloud Feb. 5 to pray for peace.
Catholic United Financial Credit Union announced its intent to merge with Notre Dame Federal Credit Union, in a strategic partnership that will unite two member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperatives.
Late at night in Al‑Bireh, a simple video call connects a Palestinian humanitarian worker with a Secular Franciscan in Minnesota. Across thousands of miles, they meet each week to practice something the world desperately needs: forgiveness.
The national shrine dedicated to the first U.S.-born saint is aiming to help patriotic revelers discover the place of “Mother Seton” during America’s 250th anniversary year in 2026.
