Find a parish

Search nearly 200 parishes within the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis by clicking on Find a Parish on this website’s main menu. You can view parishes on a map of the Archdiocese, or you can view an alphabetical list. Some parishes have multiple campuses. In this case the church name may be different from the parish name, but the church name will still show up in search results under the parish name. Click on the search result for more information about parishes with multiple campuses. You can also search for a parish based upon criteria including location, Mass times and languages, Adoration times and Reconciliation times.

Find a school

Archdiocesan Catholic schools are uniquely poised to deliver an excellent education through the light of Jesus Christ that provides the very best for students now and sets them up for success in life. Among the 91 Catholic schools in the Archdiocese — 16 of which are high schools — you are sure to find a trusted educational partner. Find a Catholic school.

Learn more about our Catholic schools.

Register for Living God’s Love Marriage Preparation Program

The Office of Marriage, Family and Life offers a marriage preparation program for engaged couples. In order to help you fully prepare to live out your God-given vocation as husband and wife, you and your future spouse are invited to attend Living God’s Love: The Sacrament of Marriage, a marriage preparation program serving the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis and surrounding dioceses. Offering either a weekend program or evening series, Living God’s Love is designed to help you prepare as a couple for the Sacrament of Marriage and to reflect on the beauty and richness of the Church’s teaching on marriage and the family.

More information, registration and upcoming dates can be found on the Marriage Preparation page.

Learn about stewardship

Stewardship is more that giving of our time, talent and treasure—it is a way of life.

Find out more and download resources for your parish by visiting our Stewardship page.

Make a donation to the Archdiocese

Giving strengthens our relationship with God, our community and those in need around the world.

By entrusting your gift to the Office of Mission Advancement, your support goes directly to the mission of the Archdiocese and the offices that support the vision of Archbishop Hebda. Give today.

Search job postings throughout the Archdiocese

Search current openings for jobs at nearly 200 parishes and more than 90 schools in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, as well as openings at many additional Catholic organizations, by visiting our Careers page. If you work at a parish, school or other Catholic organization within our Archdiocese, you can post an opening here. You can also contact us if you would like to list a job posting for a Catholic organization outside of the Archdiocese.

Learn about seeking a marriage annulment

An annulment of a marriage is a decision by a church court, confirmed by an appellate court, that a putative marriage was not valid from the start because something was lacking: full knowledge and consent by both parties, freedom from force or grave fear, or some other factor needed for a valid marriage.

The Tribunal assists divorced people who petition for an investigation of their prior marriage(s). Either the marriage will be upheld as valid and binding, or it will be determined that no sacramental marriage bond existed due to certain conditions which render the marriage null. Regardless of the final decision, the tribunal investigation process is an opportunity for participants to experience healing and reconciliation with God and the faith community.

Learn more about the annulment process and how to seek an annulment by visiting the Tribunal page.

Request sacramental certificates

All requests for Sacramental Certificates (official documents attesting to a sacrament having been conferred) created since January 1, 1919, should go to the parish that holds the sacramental record book. In the case of parishes that have merged, the records reside with the receiving parish.

Learn more in the Archives & Records section.

Request genealogical information

The archives of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis house microfilm copies of baptism, marriage, and death records for most parishes in the counties of Ramsey, Hennepin, Anoka, Carver, Chisago, Dakota, Goodhue, Le Sueur, Rice, Scott, Washington, and Wright. We do not, as a rule, have copies of first communion, confirmation, or burial records.

Sacramental records are not public records. However, the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis recognizes that sacramental records have value to family historians and we therefore make nearly 100 years’ worth of sacramental records available to genealogists as a service of the Archdiocese. Records created before January 1, 1919 are available for genealogy research, except in cases where particular records are restricted by canon law.

Learn more in the Archives & Records section.

Learn about Courage / EnCourage

Courage / EnCourage is a Roman Catholic apostolate for men and women who experience same-sex attractions and those who love them. If you are experiencing same-sex attractions, or if someone you love identifies as LGBTQ, find more information on the Courage / EnCourage page or by visiting the Courage / EnCourage website.

Seek Spiritual Direction

There are different kinds of spiritual direction and well-regarded spiritual direction formation programs here in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, from which women and men have experienced many benefits. You may explore this topic further by reading this story from The Catholic Spirit, and speaking with your pastor about your interest in spiritual direction.

Find Mental Health Resources / Catholic Therapists

In addition to the Sacrament of Reconciliation, Catholic women and men may find healing and help by visiting a mental health professional. There is no Church-approved list of Catholic psychotherapists, counselors and other professionals, but there are many practicing in the 12-counties of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis. It may be helpful to begin any search for a mental health professional by speaking with your pastor and parish pastoral staff. For more on this topic, read this story in The Catholic Spirit, which looks at Catholics, mental health and therapy (specifically during the pandemic).

Contact The Catholic Cemeteries

The Catholic Cemeteries is an independent corporation that manages six cemeteries serving Catholic families throughout the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis. The Catholic Cemeteries also provides consultation support to parish-owned cemeteries.

To learn more, visit The Catholic Cemeteries website.