The Saint Paul Seminary is scheduled to host the 2024 Fall Ireland Lecture on October 7, 2024, at 6:30 p.m. in the O’Shaughnessy Education Center Auditorium on the University of St. Thomas campus.
Continue ReadingFor at least the past half-decade, The Saint Paul Seminary has had over 1,000 seminarians, priests, deacon candidates and laymen and women enrolled each year.
Continue ReadingAt the age of 95, Larry McGough — a retired owner of McGough Construction in St. Paul — is being honored with The Saint Paul Seminary’s Distinguished Alumni Award.
Continue ReadingWhen Deacon Francis “Frankie” Floeder became Fr. Frankie in May, he followed in the footsteps of his uncle Fr. John, director of human formation and the propaedeutic stage program at The Saint Paul Seminary, and older brother Fr. Louie, a fellow seminary alumnus and pastor of the Church of St. Dominic in Northfield, Minnesota.
Continue Reading1959 Saint Paul Seminary alumnus Fr. Martin Siebenaler will receive the seminary’s Distinguished Alumni Award on Sept. 24 — his 92nd birthday.
Continue ReadingFr. Mike Schmitz, host of the Bible in a Year and Catechism in a Year podcasts and a contributor to Ascension, served as a keynote speaker at the 2024 National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis. Before that, he met with reporters to answer questions ranging from how to minister to youth online to how to celebrate the Catholic liturgy.
Continue ReadingFr. Nick Vance is too young to remember. But like every parent, Deacon Chris Vance and his wife Leila dressed young Nick every day during his first few years of life. It was surreal, then, when Fr. Nick Vance — then Deacon Nick Vance — had the opportunity to vest his father at the Archdiocese […]
Continue ReadingWhat does more than 60,000 Catholics getting together sound like? Nothing.
Continue ReadingThere’s an enthusiastic peace about the newest priest for the Diocese of Des Moines. Cabrera says this was always the plan.
Continue ReadingThe son of a United States Army officer, Fr. Josh Miller always thought he might end up in the military himself someday. Maybe not quite like this, though.
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