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?”
Every Catholic priest has a chalice. And every chalice has a story. Seminarians becoming priests in 2024 share theirs.
1959 Saint Paul Seminary alumnus Fr. Martin Siebenaler will receive the seminary’s Distinguished Alumni Award on Sept. 24 — his 92nd birthday.
The Saint Paul Seminary extends a warm welcome to Bishop Scott Bullock. The prelate appointed earlier this year by Pope Francis completed his pre-theology studies here in Minnesota.
At 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.
The Saint Paul Seminary begins the 2024-25 academic year with an enrollment of 91 seminarians from 19 different dioceses and religious orders.
What does more than 60,000 Catholics getting together sound like? Nothing.
More than 7,000 Catholic laymen and women, bishops, priests, seminarians and religious from the Upper Midwest and beyond joined The Saint Paul Seminary, the National Eucharistic Revival and the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis for the “Source and Summit” Eucharistic procession down Summit Avenue.
Seventeen seminarians or former seminarians from The Saint Paul Seminary will be ordained priests this spring and summer.
Five Catholic bishops will ordain 13 Saint Paul Seminary seminarians as transitional deacons this spring and summer.