‘My father’s son’: Some priest alumni now have a rare bond with their dads, who are also ordained
Fr. Nick Vance is too young to remember. But like every parent, Deacon Chris Vance and his wife Leila dressed […]
Fr. Nick Vance is too young to remember. But like every parent, Deacon Chris Vance and his wife Leila dressed […]
There’s an enthusiastic peace about the newest priest for the Diocese of Des Moines. Cabrera says this was always the plan.
The 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.
From West Point to the priesthood: Fr. Josh Miller prepared to serve in a whole new way Read More »
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?”
Explaining why Catholics pray to saints Read More »
Every Catholic priest has a chalice. And every chalice has a story. Seminarians becoming priests in 2024 share theirs.
Watch: Seminarians share stories behind chalices they’ll use to consecrate Eucharist Read More »
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.
Saint Paul Seminary extends warm welcome to Bullock as Bishop of Rapid City Read More »
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 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.
What is the ‘royal priesthood’ and what does it mean for Catholics? Read More »
The Saint Paul Seminary begins the 2024-25 academic year with an enrollment of 91 seminarians from 19 different dioceses and religious orders.