Search results

Catholic life in the Twin Cities area. St. Ambrose Church was established in 1990 to serve the growing Catholic population in Woodbury, Minnesota, a rapidly

established in 1915 in a red brick church on lower Payne Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota, before relocating to its current site at 4125 Woodbury Drive in Woodbury

connects to nearby parishes such as St. Thomas Becket in Eagan and All Saints in Lakeville, sharing resources and participating in archdiocesan events

beehive or whip, Ambrose appears in churches. His hymns, praised in recent posts on X, inspire worship, with veneration in Orthodox Christianity and the Anglican

renunciation of royal privilege in favor of a life devoted to Christianity. Born in 522 in Gaul, Francia, he was the grandson of King Clovis I, the first Christian

suffering and joyful fidelity has inspired devotion in Minnesota and beyond. Born in Moorhead, Minnesota, to devout Catholic parents, she entered the Benedictine

with burial in Ephesus. His relics were moved to Constantinople in AD 356 and to the Cathedral of Termoli, Italy, in AD 1239. Converted by Paul in Lystra,

Born in 1811 in Prachatice, Bohemia (then part of the Austrian Empire), he felt a call to missionary work in the United States, where he arrived in 1836

liturgy. Fluent in English, Spanish, and Latin, Cupich’s studies included pastoral assignments in Omaha parishes, grounding his academic training in ministry

saints or blessed individuals (e.g., St. Joseph, Missouri, Saint Paul, Minnesota, Bl. Carlo Acutis Square). Rationale: Geographic names vary based on local