A pair of new faces will begin forming the next generation of Catholic priests, deacons and lay leaders when the 2022-23 school year commences this fall.
The Saint Paul Seminary is sending 18 men into the Catholic priesthood this year.
“The Church is being purified, which will only make her better and stronger than ever before.”
The word propaedeutic may be a hard one to spell and say, but its meaning is simple: a time of preparation.
Priests give their life over completely to a Church in the name of a God they can’t “see.” Why?
Saint Paul Seminary alumni Deacons Nathan Pacer, Dale Mallory, Benjamin Snyder, Robert Foertsch and Joseph Littlefield all joined the priestly ranks Saturday.
A result of the Institute for Catholic Theological Formation’s 2019 conference, the seminary press is now up to seven books with its latest publication, “Augustine’s Confessions and Contemporary Concerns.”
Dr. David Jenkins served over 30 years as the Saint Paul Seminary’s director of liturgical music. He’ll be retiring this summer; below are his reflections on a career of providing sacred music for the seminary.
A letter from Saint Paul Seminary Rector Fr. Joseph Taphorn regarding the seminary’s 18 alumni ordained this spring and summer.
“I’m thrilled to be ordaining men who are prepared for mission,” Archbishop Bernard Hebda said.