As the Church enters the month of May, we turn in a special way to the Blessed Virgin Mary, honoring her as our Mother and model of discipleship. This longstanding devotion is not simply a pious custom, but a deeply fitting response of love to the one whom Christ Himself gave to us from the...
Last fall, Chesterton Academy of the St. Croix Valley (CASCV) began a conversation with Guardian Angels Catholic Church to explore the possibility of relocating from their leased space in Stillwater, Minnesota, to the school wing on our campus.
CASCV began as a grass-roots effort by parents and...
May is recognized as National Meditation Month
Meditation provides significant, evidence-based enhancements to our physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. There are several different ways to meditate. This practice can be a quiet time of reflection, it can also be a meditation in...
This weekend, we rejoice with the children of our parish who receive their First Holy Communion. It is a beautiful and deeply significant moment—not only for them, but for their families and for all of us who share in the life of the Church.
At the heart of this celebration is not simply...
Find out more about Deacon Discernment Day here.
One of the most easily overlooked parts of the Mass is also one of the most important: silence. In our daily lives, we are surrounded by constant noise—phones, conversations, schedules, and distractions. Because of this, silence can feel unusual, even uncomfortable. Yet at Mass...
In the gospel this weekend we read about how Jesus appears to the apostles in the upper room on the evening of the resurrection. In this gospel, one on the apostles, Thomas, was not there when Jesus appeared. Thomas was expected to believe without seeing, based on the testimony of the other...
Dear Friends in Christ,
Christ is risen. He is truly risen.
Today we celebrate not a symbol, not a memory, but a reality: Jesus Christ has risen from the dead. The tomb is empty. Death has been conquered. Sin has been defeated. And because of this, everything has changed.
This is not just...
Easter: Hope, Connection, and Celebration
Easter and the Easter Season are powerful symbols of transformation and renewal. They offer us a chance to reevaluate, reassess and redirect what is most important to the health of our Body, Mind and Spirit. Health of body, health of mind, and health of...
This weekend is the final Sunday of Lent, and it marks the beginning of Holy Week. There will be two gospel readings this weekend, the first during the opening procession at Mass (The Solemn Entrance). In this gospel we will hear of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Then at Mass...