Theology II seminarians from The Saint Paul Seminary spent their January-Term on mission in Mexico.
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Twenty-two seminarians attended the March for Life rally in Washington D.C. during their January-term formation.
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Why was the Second Vatican Council necessary? What did it actually teach? What impact is this having on the Church and the world today?
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Almost half the seminarian population at The Saint Paul Seminary hopped on a bus bound for Milwaukee on Friday morning. A handful of the potential future priests will be competing against 12 other seminaries in the annual De Sales Invitational basketball tournament Feb. 9-11. The rest, including several priest faculty and staff, are there to cheer them on.
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Seminarian J.P. Thornton provides a behind-the-scenes look at Saint Paul Seminary life. Thornton is a Theology III seminarian from the Diocese of Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
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On Saturday, Dec. 9 at the Cathedral of St. Paul, Bishop Joseph Williams will ordain 18 men as permanent deacons for the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. The Saint Paul Seminary’s 2023 permanent diaconate class ties the largest ever in archdiocese history.
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It’s fall in Minnesota, and the trees that line Lake Minnetonka are starting to show shades of red, yellow and orange. In nearby Deephaven, a group of 100 seminarians walks into St. Thérèse Parish and kneels down before first-class relics of the famous patroness of missionaries and her parents, Saints Louis and Zelie Martin.
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The Saint Paul Seminary recently released its 2022-23 annual report — including full financial statements — as part of the most recent edition of The Epistle magazine.
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Dr. Christian Washburn, professor of dogmatic theology at The Saint Paul Seminary, recently edited, translated and wrote an introduction for “A Short Catholic Catechism for Children” by St. Robert Bellarmine.
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At some point during your faith journey, you’ve likely been asked a question somewhere along the lines of “why do you Catholics pray to saints?”
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