MCC in the Media
St. Cloud Times: Your Turn—Marriages Have Duty to Society
(by Jason Adkins, Editorial section) Too often, it seems, the good of marriage, if it is discussed at all, is confined to its private pur...
Continue reading…National Catholic Register: Archbishop Nienstedt Fights the Attempt to Redefine Marriage in Minnesota
The archbishop of St. Paul and Minneapolis discusses the true importance of God’s plan as a vote on the nature of marriage comes to a vot...
Continue reading…MPR: Minnesota Groups Watch and Wait on Obama’s Health Policy Compromise
St. Paul, Minn. — Minnesota health plans and religious groups are taking a wait-and-see approach after the Obama administration announced...
Continue reading…FOX9: Minnesota Catholics Compare Birth Control Mandate to Pork Sandwiches
ST. PAUL, Minn. – The federal government’s birth control mandate is like forcing a Jewish or Muslim employer to provide pork sandwiches t...
Continue reading…The Catholic Spirit: Immigration Sunday – Remembering Our American Inheritance
By Jessica ZittlowOn Jan. 8, 2012, the church will celebrate the feast of the Epiphany of the Lord. In years past, the Catholic Church in...
Continue reading…The Catholic Spirit: The Catholic Church Doesn’t Believe in Human Rights – Huh?
I found the reckless accusation, “The Catholic Church simply doesn’t believe in human rights” wedged between several other statements of ...
Continue reading…Star Tribune: Catholic Leaders Will Not Be Silenced
It is not surprising to see the Star Tribune continue to beat the drum in opposition to the marriage protection amendment that will appea...
Continue reading…The Catholic Spirit: Practicing Christ’s Message—Antidote to Bullying Pandemic
As I have loved you, so you should love one another. This is how I will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another. (John ...
Continue reading…The Catholic Spirit: Adherence to Ideology: The Tie That Blinds
The 2011 legislative session is finally drawing to a close. Many were surprised by the inability of legislative leaders and the governor ...
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