Events

The Damascus Retreat offers an opportunity to encounter Jesus Christ more deeply, grow in faith, and experience spiritual renewal through prayer, worship, reflection, community, the celebration of Mass, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession).

Date:  Thursday, December 3, 2026 Time:  Evening Event, time TBD Location:  St. Joseph’s New Hope/Plymouth Active Participation: Not Just in the Liturgy, But in Christian Life, featuring Fr. Anthony Ruff, OSB and hosted by the Association of Liturgical Ministers A simple meal will be provided. This event is free.   Learn more about the Association of […]

Lifeline Latinamente allows high schoolers to encounter Jesus Christ and experience true community within the Church, with an emphasis on Catholic Latino traditions and culture. Each event is bilingual and includes a dynamic speaker, small group discussions, praise and worship, adoration and a free lunch. 

Join us for a Lunch & Learn on December 12, 2026, Catholic Services Appeal End of Year and 2027 Kickoff, presented by Marci Franzen. Building on the 2025 CSA year-end session, this update will wrap up key year-end considerations for the 2026 Appeal and provide a preview of what parishes can expect as they prepare […]

Location:  St. Peter’s, 1405 Sibley Memorial Hwy, Mendota Time:  10:00 A.M – 1:30 P.M. Presented by Reverend Evan Koop   Registration Link to Follow

Collection Weekend:  December 12-13, 2026 Remit Date:  February 13, 2027 Remit to Archdiocese of St Paul & Minneapolis per these instructions. Learn more about the Retirement Fund for Religious.

Time: 10am Location: Cathedral of Saint Paul (239 Selby Ave, St Paul, MN 55102)

Collection Weekend:  December 12-13, 2026 Remit Date:  February 13, 2027 Remit to Archdiocese of St Paul & Minneapolis per these instructions. Learn more about the Retirement Fund for Religious.

It is no surprise that studies and experience show the first years of priesthood are an extremely important formative time for new priests to be properly supported and affirmed in priestly identity and ministry. Archbishop Hebda asks you to come together as a class four times during the academic year over your first three years of priesthood.