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"Looking to the sacred cave of Bethlehem, what have we seen? Not a disparate collection of mere “seekers,” but rather a human ecclesia, a unity-in-diversity, a community formed in joy, peace, and hope, and all at the intersection of human wisdom and divine revelation."

The Twin Cities-based theater has been telling redemptive stories of faith, hope, and reconciliation since 2011. Founders Jeremy and Sarah Stanbary sat down recently with MSP Catholic to share their story of starting and running OWT.

New Year’s Resolutions may be notorious for strong on intention and weak on follow-through, but that shouldn’t stop Christians from making them. This year, make a New Year’s Resolution that will help you grow as a disciple in 2021.

The first Christmas probably wasn't filled with sparkling lights or piles of presents under a tree. Christ chose to come into this world under the most humble of circumstances and it wasn't exactly the easiest trip for Mary and Joseph. In fact, it was a perfect mess.

...I am exercising the intentional habit of watching for Christ and allowing the Holy Spirit to fan into flame the ember of desire in my heart for the return of the one “whom my soul loveth.

Each year, millions of Christmas cards get sent all over the world. Have you ever wondered how this tradition started and why we keep practicing it? Susanna Parent dives into the history of Christmas cards, the meanings they've held over the years, and how we as Christians can use them to share the true meaning of Christmas.

Christmas is a Divine coupe d'état, overthrowing the ruling powers of this fallen world; God wants His world back, and He Himself is coming to get it.

Satan didn't create the events of 2020. But he’s nothing if not an opportunist.

Youth group question - "Besides confession, how do you forgive yourself and move on personally from previous sins?".

Welcome to "How to Catholic" a column by John Boyle that answers what may seem like simple questions about the Church and uncovers the deeper aspects of these innocent quandaries.

Anxiety? Me too. Let’s chat about anxiety and Advent.

MSP Catholic hasn't been around very long but it's had a lot of changes. Here is a little bit of the behind-the-scenes history, details about what changed for us this spring, and where we are going next.

When we see injustice, we want to act. How can we do that as Catholics and what does the Church teach?

Fear is real and, at least in 2020, it seems like it attacking everyone at every turn. In a time that seems overwhelming, what does it mean to have hope?

An update from YARespond and how their mission of addressing the clergy abuse crises has impacted the Twin Cities.

With an endless amount of content constantly being delivered to our phones, what purpose do books play in 2020?

Fr. Hagan's reflection for the Fourth Sunday of Advent and Christmas Eve

Do we live with joy? Do we even know what joy is?

What or who do you put your hope in?

If we want the world to be set on fire with the Love of Christ, we will need to oppose all that opposes Him.