Few pedestrians were on the sidewalks of Summit and Lexington avenues in St. Paul on the morning of April 22. Fresh snow flurries rested on the frozen ground while a bitter wind swept the Twin Cities.
The president of the Pontifical Academy for Life affirms his opposition to euthanasia and assisted suicide but believes that to end confusion in the country, the Italian Parliament needs to make clear laws about withdrawing end-of-life care, his office said.
Fresh from helping the Catholic Services Appeal Foundation focus its mission as it financially supports ministries across the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Tizoc Rosales is returning to the place he served for seven years prior to taking the helm at CSAF in 2021: The St. Paul Seminary in St. Paul.
Mary, Mother of the Church in Burnsville welcomed staff from parishes across the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis April 20 for a formation day focused on the Synod, with the theme: The Parish and Small Groups: Preaching Jesus in the Temple and at Home.
Humbled by the more than 2,500 people who came to pray and celebrate his ordination as a bishop April 11 at the Cathedral of St. Paul in St. Paul, Auxiliary Bishop Michael Izen said it was a great day for the Church.
As the U.S. recuperates from the unprecedented multiyear consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic -- complicated by Russia's war on Ukraine and lingering supply chain issues -- fiscal indicators point to future contraction for the nation's economy, if not eventual recession. Inflation also remains persistent, and interest rates for various kinds of debt have risen.
Lino Rulli launched his media career in Minnesota, offering popular segments on WCCO-TV as the “Soul Man” and hosting an Emmy-winning cable show called “Generation Cross.” In 2006, he was offered a dream job: to host a Sirius XM Radio show. The gig required Rulli to relocate to New York City. He packed his bags.
Online gaming presents unprecedented risks to kids' safety, but parents remain the best defense against child exploitation -- even if they're not tech savvy, experts told OSV News.
