Events

If you’ve ever thought, “there’s probably a right way to do this… but I’m not entirely sure what it is,” this session is for you. Join Mary Breault, Standards Program Manager, along with Mary Jo Jungwirth, Director of Financial Standards and Parish Accounting, Stephanie Jerstad, Controller, Patrick Stephan, Human Resources Specialist, Abby O’Brien, PASC Manager, […]

Date:  Thursday, May 14 Time:  11:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M. Location:  The Church of St. Gerard Majella, 9600 Regent Ave, Brooklyn Park   Join Archbishop Hebda and Bishop Izen for a Parish Catechetical Leader Appreciation Mass and Lunch   Mass will be celebrated at 11:00 A.M. with Archbishop Hebda and Bishop Izen. Lunch will follow […]

Ok, you know the “why” of the Archdiocesan Office of Communications already: to make Jesus known and loved. This May 14 gathering fills in the rest: Meet the “who” behind the communications, tour the “where,” learn “what” the office does and "when," plus find out “how” one office collaborates with 20+ others to unify voice and serve diverse audiences.

Submit Global Solidarity Sunday Appeal funds to Center for Mission today. Remit Date:  May 15, 2026 Remit to Center for Mission per these instructions.   Learn more about Global Solidarity Sunday.

Please join us for a time of rest and refreshment. This retreat is for all who work in youth discipleship.

Time: 2-4:30 p.m. Location: Archdiocesan Catholic Center, St. Paul

Over these three days—beginning Thursday evening and continuing through Sunday—we will journey together through moments of reflection, prayer, dialogue and adoration. Rooted in the life of the Church and guided by the living Word of God, we will open our hearts to the truth of our vocation: that we are created for the fullness of life in Christ, shaped in God’s image and called into loving communion with Him and with one another.

Holy Name of Jesus, Wayzata

Start Time: 5:30 PM End Time: 8:30 PM Location: Archdiocesan Catholic Center

Human beings are hardwired for survival, including powerful and intense reactions of fear. Survival is a gift, but we sometimes get stuck. For many survivors of abuse, and even for their multi-generational families and institutional cultures, fear can remain an invisible driving force long after the threat has passed.