Evangelization at Minnesota Catholic Conference

Pages tagged "Evangelization"

The Easter season is a time to confidently celebrate the victory of Christ over death, once and for all. But the confidence of the Resur...

Posted by Jason Adkins on May 15, 2017

Catholics must play an important part in the renewal of public life. And they should do so as Catholics, not just as citizens who happen ...

Posted by Jason Adkins on April 06, 2017

Exactly one 100 years ago, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three shepherd children outside of Fatima, Portugal, sharing with them som...

Posted by Jason Adkins on February 21, 2017

Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda of Saint Paul and Minneapolis delivered this homily on Oct. 2 at the 64th Annual Red Mass, which was held at ...

Posted by Most Rev. Bernard Hebda on October 02, 2016

(May 20, 2016 – The Visitor – Kristi Anderson) Relics of St. Thomas More and St. John Fisher, two 16th-century martyrs who exemplified co...

Posted by Minnesota Catholic Conference on May 20, 2016

Venturing into the political realm today can be an unappealing prospect. Sometimes it seems that American politics appeals to our base fe...

Posted by Most Rev. Andrew Cozzens on February 17, 2016

The current Year of Mercy proclaimed by Pope Francis is an opportunity to reconsider how the creative force of mercy can be extended to t...

Posted by Jason Adkins on January 06, 2016

Today, “patriotism,” a proper love of country or home, is often castigated as narrow-minded, bigoted or reactionary by the cosmopolitan e...

Posted by Jason Adkins on December 16, 2015

“The Manly Responsibility of Citizenship and the Place of Politics in the New Evangelization” by Jason Adkins

Posted by Minnesota Catholic Conference on June 23, 2014

In the 1930s, during a time of economic depression and geopolitical upheaval and uncertainty, Catholic Worker movement co-founder Peter M...

Posted by Jason Adkins on January 16, 2014