Posts by Benedictine College

As we prepare for the coming of Christ, we are pleased to present “Heartbeat Sessions,” a new video series featuring Benedictine students and alumni filmed on campus in the president’s home. We

COVID-19 had to step aside for Jesus at the first Lessons and Carols event in years at Benedictine College, featuring the world premiere of a new piece.

Minnesota Bishop Andrew Cozzens was just “Drew”when he was an English major on campus, but nine of his friends are now priests and religious.

Benedictine President Stephen D. Minnis was one of the remarkable Catholic leaders honored by Caritas in Veritate (CiV) with the organization’s Papal Award on Sunday, Nov. 21, 2021.

Benedictine’s is one of a handful of these Masses for scientists that follow the tradition of the White Mass for nurses, the Blue Mass for police and the Red Mass for lawyers and judges.

On Veteran’s Day 2021, a Mass for the soldiers was celebrated at St. Benedict’s Abbey. Students processed at Mass to present a rose for each veteran.

The Caritas in Veritate award comes on the heels of the launch of the college’s Transforming Culture in America through its mission of community, faith and scholarship.

Bishop Andrew Cozzens, the seventh Benedictine College bishop in the 21st century, is alive today because his mother refused a doctor who counseled she abort him.

The meeting’s organizers didn’t plan for it to fall on the feast of St. John Paul II. But they think maybe he did.

If Pope Francis is right, then Austin Mernagh is destined to bring a lot of meaning and joy to students. “A good teacher does not get lost in the details but points