Nicole Mamura

Minnesota Bishops: Urge Your Legislators to Oppose Assisted Suicide

We need every Catholic to contact their legislators and tell them to create policies that improve healthcare throughout life's journey, not those like physician-assisted suicide that hasten death.

Appointments – February 8, 2024

Archbishop Bernard Hebda has announced the following appointments in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis.

Appointments – January 25, 2024

Archbishop Bernard Hebda has announced the following appointments in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis.

Companions of Christ Heading North

Archbishop Bernard Hebda has agreed to loan three members of the Companions of Christ to the Diocese of Crookston for a limited period. Please see his letter shared below with his brother priests for further details about who is heading north, their important mission, and how long the men will be assisting.

Support Real Care, Oppose Assisted Suicide

Urge your state legislator to support real care at the end of life, not assisted suicide.

Appointments – January 11, 2024

ARCHBISHOP BERNARD HEBDA HAS ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENT IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF SAINT PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS. EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 2024 Deacon Russ Shupe, granted status of a retired deacon. Deacon Shupe has been serving as a deacon in the Archdiocese since his ordination in 1991, most recently at the Church of Saint Michael in Farmington.

Statement Regarding the Status of Archbishop John Nienstedt

January 5, 2024 - From Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda: Since I arrived in this Archdiocese in 2015, I have often been asked for clarification on the status of my predecessor, Archbishop John Nienstedt, who had been under investigation for certain decisions made during his tenure as Archbishop and also regarding allegations of inappropriate conduct with both minors and adults.

2023 Christmas Message From Archbishop Hebda

Appointments – December 21, 2023

Archbishop Bernard Hebda has announced the following appointments in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis:

Statement Regarding Pastoral Blessings

From Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda: In these last days of Advent, we are reminded of the amazing love that prompted God the Son to take on human flesh. While the Child Jesus found exceptional welcome, love and support from Mary and Joseph, we cannot deny that he was born at a time and place that epitomized the very messiness of human life.

Urge your state legislator to support real care at the end of life, not assisted suicide

Assisted suicide is neither compassionate nor about real choice. Protecting the choices of a few by legalizing assisted suicide will endanger the health care choices of all.

Appointments – November 23, 2023

The following appointments were published in the November 23 edition of The Catholic Spirit.

Appointments – November 8, 2023

Appointments – October 26, 2023

Archbishop Bernard Hebda has announced the following appointments in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis:

Pope calls for world day of prayer for peace as catastrophe looms in Gaza

Warning against a humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza and ongoing conflicts elsewhere, Pope Francis has called for a day of fasting, penance and prayer for peace in the world Oct. 27.

Immersion Trip to Diocese of Mandeville, Jamaica

This trip is a unique opportunity to travel to the mountains of Jamaica to encounter the people of the Diocese of Mandeville. We will immerse ourselves in the culture and activities of the diocese.

Statement Regarding Organizational Changes to Archdiocesan Catholic Center

From Bill Lentsch, Chief Operating Officer: Since the summer of 2020, the central offices of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis – known as the Archdiocesan Catholic Center (ACC) – has been working to better serve the clergy, parishes, Catholic schools and Catholic entities in the 12 counties that comprise this local Church.

Statement of U.S. Bishops’ International Justice and Peace Chairman Amidst Violence in the Holy Land

Statement Regarding Beginning of Synod on Synodality in Rome

From Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda: I invite all people of goodwill to join me this month in prayer for Pope Francis and those participating in the Vatican’s Synod on Synodality, which begins today and runs through October 29.

September is National Suicide Prevention Month

Those who promote doctor-assisted suicide try to draw a distinction between those with a mental illness who want to end their lives and those with a terminal illness who express the same wish. This is a dangerously false distinction with far-reaching consequences.

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