“We are … excited to announce that the great formation and opportunities to meet your legislators that you’ve had through our Catholics at the Capitol events will now be available every week during the session.”
Inside the Capitol: What do we do after the election?
Everyone has ‘obligation’ to ‘serve the Gospel of life,’ speaker tells Minnesotans
Obianuju Ekeocha was a featured speaker whose remarks were livestreamed from Great Britain for “Catholics at the Capitol” Day April 15, sponsored by the Minnesota Catholic Conference and based at the Cathedral of St. Paul in St. Paul.
Advocacy day highlights role of Catholics in building a society of care, love
Bishop Donald Kettler was among the 800 Minnesotans participating in this year’s Catholics at the Capitol event, a day of prayer and education on legislative issues.
Pope wants church to be ‘the vanguard in society,’ archbishop says
Archbishop Gomez called the “Catholics at the Capitol” Day “an important witness to the church’s vision for social justice and the common good.”
April observances
Events during April that Catholics should care about.
Inside the Capitol: Standing in solidarity with hospitality workers
Helping to create pathways back into employment, especially for long-term employees, limits the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on vulnerable communities.
#CatCap2021: Catholics at the Capitol on a mission for life and dignity
Headlining the event this year are Archbishop Jose Gomez, archbishop of Los Angeles and current president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, and Obianuju Ekeocha, founder and president of Culture of Life Africa.
Catholics at the Capitol event to focus on prayer, education, advocacy
Featured speakers are Los Angeles Archbishop José Gomez, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, and Obianuju Ekeocha, a pro-life advocate and founder of Culture of Life Africa.