Upcoming Events
Archbishop Hebda asks you to come together as a class four times during the academic year over your first three years of priesthood.
Healthy Living for Clerics is a practical, energizing workshop designed to help busy men fuel their bodies and stay active despite demanding schedules.
It is no surprise that studies and experience show the first years of priesthood are an extremely important formative time for new priests to be properly supported and affirmed in priestly identity and ministry. For several years now, The Saint Paul Seminary Institute for Ongoing Clergy Formation (SPS-IOCF) has offered regular gatherings for newly ordained priests.
Priests and deacons stand daily at the crossroads of grace and human frailty hearing confessions, counseling struggling spouses, and quietly carrying their own unspoken burdens in a culture where sexual brokenness is more accessible, more aggressive, and more corrosive than ever before.
Presented by Father Evan Koop
Archbishop Hebda asks you to come together as a class four times during the academic year over your first three years of priesthood.
We will explore how thoughtful, mission-aligned budgets for the parish and school can strengthen pastoral priorities, support the faith formation of parishioners and students, and ensure the responsible use of resources entrusted to the Church.
Drawing from the summit of St. John of the Cross’s mystical teaching—The Living Flame of Love—this retreat will prepare contemplatives for the difficult, joyful, and transformative journey into deeper union with God.
It is no surprise that studies and experience show the first years of priesthood are an extremely important formative time for new priests to be properly supported and affirmed in priestly identity and ministry. For several years now, The Saint Paul Seminary Institute for Ongoing Clergy Formation (SPS-IOCF) has offered regular gatherings for newly ordained priests.
Archbishop Hebda asks you to come together as a class four times during the academic year over your first three years of priesthood.