Letter of Testimony: Immigrant Driver’s License

Testimony of Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens Auxiliary Bishop of Saint Paul and Minneapolis HF 1500 (Winkler) House Ways and Means Committee Transportation Finance and Policy Division February 28, 2019 Dear Committee Members: Peace be with you. I write today … Continue reading →

Letter of Testimony: Protective order to prevent gun violence

Testimony of Mr. Jason Adkins, Executive Director House Ways and Means Committee Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform Finance and Policy Division HF 9 (Richardson) February 27, 2019 The Minnesota Catholic Conference, the public policy voice of the Catholic … Continue reading →

Letter of Testimony: Opportunity to see ultrasound before an abortion procedure

Testimony of Mr. Jason Adkins, Executive Director Senate Health and Human Services Finance and Policy Committee SF 1168 (Benson) February 21, 2019 The Minnesota Catholic Conference, the public policy voice of the Catholic Church in Minnesota, supports S.F. 1168, which … Continue reading →

Taking a Gamble on Legalized Sports Betting

6/13/18 Brian Fraga – National Catholic Register WASHINGTON — Sports fans in some states may soon be able to place bets during a game if their favorite baseball team will score two runs in an inning, or if their college … Continue reading →

Religious Freedom Week

Daily Prayers, Reflections, and Actions Join Catholics across Minnesota to pray, reflect, and act during Religious Freedom Week. Click on each date to find that day’s prayer, reflection, and action that can be done to help defend religious freedom both … Continue reading →

Religious Freedom Week Promotional & Lectionary Resources

Graphics and Social Media Downloads (English & Español) Downloadable resources to promote Religious Freedom Week ahead of time and to provide a daily post from June 22-29. PROMOTIONAL BULLETIN INSERT | en español Downloadable PDF that helps explain the importance … Continue reading →

Letter of Testimony: Deep Concerns Over Medicaid/Medical Assistance Bill

March 29, 2018 Dear Members of the Senate Health and Human Services Finance and Policy Committee: We write to express our deep concerns about SF 3611. There are better ways to move people on Medicaid/Medical Assistance into the workforce than … Continue reading →

Marriage is a great anti-poverty program. So why does government discourage it?

(By Sheila Weber | Fox News) Marriage is one of the most effective anti-poverty programs around. But far too often, government assistance programs for people with low incomes discourage marriage, because tying the knot reduces government welfare assistance payments. For … Continue reading →

Consider this… Transgender

Bishop Richard Malone addresses the Obama administration’s instruction to schools, that allow students to use a restroom consistent with whatever gender identity they choose. Malone shares Pope Francis’ message of “…young people accepting their body as it was created.””Consider this… … Continue reading →

Switching sexes? Transgender ideology and the Church

The Catholic Spirit | Jonathan Liedl | September 26, 2017 Before Oct. 14, 2015, Emily Zinos admits she didn’t give much thought to transgenderism. At that point in time, the mother of seven and parishioner of Holy Family in St. Louis Park considered … Continue reading →

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