St. Joseph the Worker Reflects the Value of Labor
Trade schools train young men to be craftsmen like the earthly father of Jesus.
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Minnesota Black Catholics Say Chauvin Verdict Is a First Step Toward Justice
Speaking to Register after Tuesday’s conviction of the former police officer for the death of George Floyd, these Catholics said they find relief and hope in the trial’s outcome.
The Voice Not Heard in Surrogacy Is the Child’s
The devastating consequences of treating children like commodities and the women who carry them as subordinates.
Extending Comfort and Joy to the Elderly This Christmas
Care facilities connect residents with loved ones and offer cheer during season marked by pandemic restrictions.
‘’Tis a Gift to Be Simple ...’
During this pandemic, consider Christmas presents that are simple, thoughtful and personal.
Like Son, Like Father: Priests Share Bonds of Family, Vocation
Meet Fathers Peter and Andrew Infanger, biological father and son. Their now-common vocation has brought a new dimension to their father-son relationship.
Catholic Schools Plan to Open for Fall Classes Amid Pandemic’s Uncertainties
Catholic school leaders continue to navigate the uncharted territory of a new school year during the pandemic, but equipped with flexibility, creativity and a detailed plan.
Did You Know the Sacred Heart Devotion Was Established as a Plague Raged?
Exactly 300 years ago a devastating pestilence in France ceased following what was likely the first public consecration and worship of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Amid Destruction, Minnesota Business Owners Keep the Faith
One priest said he believes recovery from the riots has made the community stronger.
Accompaniment at the Hour of Death
Family and friends offer peace to dying loved ones through prayers and spiritual care.
