For more than 100 years, Catholics across the Diocese of St. Cloud have built a rich legacy of faith, nurturing our traditions, remaining devoted to the sacraments and participating in the life of the Church. It was hard for them, too, but they stayed. Their sacrifices were for me and for this generation and now it is our turn to commit and sacrifice for the next one.
Honoring the past, Inspiring the future: How do we do that?
Nourished by the Sacraments: Couple connects with community, builds family through commitment to sacramental life
Couple’s faith, nourished by the sacraments, brought them together and continues as their foundation — at home, work and in their community.
Sometimes called ‘little Lent,’ Advent zeros in on preparation, which can include penitence
With Advent sometimes called “a little Lent,” Catholic experts said there are important similarities and differences between the two liturgical seasons, both which lead up to major feast days. Advent, they agreed, is primarily a season of preparation.
Insta-culture and a powerful Advent lesson on delayed gratification
Baking Christmas cookies is a reminder of what it means to be a Christian: to live always with a sense of longing, of that joyful expectation tinged with sorrow that comes from knowing that the greatest desire of our heart will never be fulfilled in this earthly life.
Laura Kelly Fanucci: This holiday season, remember it’s not about you
“You have to expend energy: Family life requires give and take. At every age, we offer what we can to fill each other’s needs.”
Catholics see plenty to be grateful for on Thanksgiving even amid pandemic
This Thanksgiving will bring new opportunities for gratitude and loving others while embracing — and simplifying — traditions.
Start a new family tradition this Advent
By Kelly Bothum In an age where we can get just about everything we desire in an instant, Advent is wonderfully old-school. It’s four weeks of […]























