Faithful Citizenship at Minnesota Catholic Conference

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When the painting “Father Hennepin Discovering the Falls of St. Anthony” (1905), along with another painting depicting the 1851 Treaty of...

Posted by Jason Adkins on January 29, 2020

We get a great perspective from a Catholic who has worked for years inside the Capitol. Kevin Matzek now works in government relations bu...

Posted by Katherine Szepieniec on December 19, 2019

Lay Catholics provide insights and advice on advocating with your legislators.

Posted by Katherine Szepieniec on April 15, 2019

When I came back to the Catholic Church 20 years ago, it was due in large part to the Church’s public witness defending the sanctity of l...

Posted by Emily Zinos on March 18, 2019

The annual papal message for the World Day of Peace (Jan. 1, Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God) — one of the best glimpses into the minds ...

Posted by Jason Adkins on February 20, 2019

Faithful citizenship requires transcending the ideologies and partisan divides of our time and working primarily for the salvation of sou...

Posted by Jason Adkins on October 24, 2018

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