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As the Minnesota Legislature begins the second half of its 94th legislative session Feb. 17, Jason Adkins, executive director and general counsel of the Minnesota Catholic Conference (MCC), and Maggee Hangge, MCC’s assistant director for operations and family policy, discuss some of the challenges and opportunities ahead.
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The bishops of Cuba have postponed their planned "ad limina" visit to Rome after government authorities announced that airlines could no longer refuel due to U.S. tariff threats against countries supplying oil to the island nation.
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God lives a most mysterious form of life. High above all things, dwelling in unapproachable light, God is the eternal Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The life of the Holy Trinity is resplendent with unutterable glory. The three-in-one rejoice in abundant bliss simply over being God.
- Joe Ruff
As the Minnesota Legislature begins the second half of its 94th legislative session Feb. 17, Jason Adkins, executive director and general counsel of the Minnesota Catholic Conference (MCC), and Maggee Hangge, MCC’s assistant director for operations and family policy, discuss some of the challenges and opportunities ahead.
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Redemptorist Father John Schmidt, pastor of St. Alphonsus in Brooklyn Center, was cautiously optimistic as he heard the news Feb.12 that “Operation Metro Surge” was nearing an end.
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The bishops of Cuba have postponed their planned "ad limina" visit to Rome after government authorities announced that airlines could no longer refuel due to U.S. tariff threats against countries supplying oil to the island nation.
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All three of the main characters in "Crime 101" (Amazon MGM), the film adaptation of Don Winslow's 2020 novella, are dealing with lives and careers that have slammed into a wall.
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As a family, Pat and Kenna Millea, co-founders of the Martin Center for Integration in Minneapolis — which provides Catholic faith-focused and evidence-based approaches to mental health — are approaching Lent this year through Crux, a Catholic action plan from Ascension Press that requires daily exercise, a dietary fast, daily Scripture reading and a nightly examen.
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In a troubled time for Minnesota, Archbishop Bernard Hebda and Auxiliary Bishops Michael Izen and Kevin Kenney will join the faithful for Eucharistic adoration at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 6, Minnesota Catholic Conference (MCC) officials said.
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"The pope is dead." These words will dramatically ring out across Olympic ice as Italian figure skater Daniel Grassl begins his long program to music from the movie "Conclave" in the men's figure skating final event Feb. 13, which will determine who stands on the podium at the Milan Cortina Games.
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Parents with children and adults of all ages gathered at a Minneapolis Catholic church as night fell Feb. 11, singing songs of peace and love, praying and then bearing candles for several blocks through the neighborhood in solidarity with immigrants.
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The complexity in the world around Kostick points simply toward the Lord. Reflecting on Adam and Eve’s fall by eating from the tree of knowledge, commonly depicted as an apple, Kostick said that the pursuit of knowledge devoid or separate from God is the pursuit of pride.
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Recent court cases involving pro-life activists at abortion clinics, an immigration protest inside a Minnesota church and a new application of a 1994 federal law, the FACE Act, show how legal realities have changed in one year.
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God lives a most mysterious form of life. High above all things, dwelling in unapproachable light, God is the eternal Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The life of the Holy Trinity is resplendent with unutterable glory. The three-in-one rejoice in abundant bliss simply over being God.
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During this month of love, it’s not always easy to stand in the card aisle of our local shopping destination and choose the perfect sentiment for our spouse. We want the cards we give to our beloved to express the depth of our love and affection, and sometimes this requires a lengthy visit to locate the perfect emotion.
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