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Voting is Just One Step to Being a Faithful Citizen In the coming days, take time to form your conscience through prayer, reading the scr...

Posted by Katherine Szepieniec on October 15, 2018

Fake news that distorts public discourse and manipulates the public will not be countered effectively by a renewed interest in journalist...

Posted by Jason Adkins on February 21, 2018

It might not be a presidential election year, but in November, Minnesotans will still vote for a governor and all 10 of its representativ...

Posted by Katherine Szepieniec on January 25, 2018

As Catholics, we lose a lot of battles in the public arena. Sometimes giving up and opting out appears to be the best option, but it’s no...

Posted by Sarah Carter on December 15, 2017

St. Francis of Assisi is a beloved saint to many, but often a mischaracterized one. Usually shown with animals, the mainstream vision of ...

Posted by Rachel Herbeck on November 17, 2017

In my work as the Policy and Outreach Coordinator for the Minnesota Catholic Conference, I meet many Minnesota Catholics who have a deep ...

Posted by Rachel Herbeck on June 20, 2017

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

The first tumultuous weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency have seen marches, rallies and demonstrations across the country, held in opposit...

Posted by Jonathan Liedl on February 09, 2017