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Experience the Passion and Death of Jesus like never before with Living Stations of the Cross and Children's Stations, coming in April!

Join us for Young Men with the Priests, 6:00-8:00 PM at the Rectory. Please call Jim Shovelain at 763-497-3909 if you plan to attend so we can plan for food!

Our worship space decorating project requires extensive, floor-to-ceiling scaffolding, which makes this the most economical time to make updates to the sound and lighting in the church. All of this work is slated to be finished by Holy Week, with Wisconsin-based company Conrad Schmitt Studios leading the charge,

The unexpected passing of Kerry Barthel last October devastated his family and left a hole in our parish that is impossible to fill.To honor his memory and servant's heart, his family rallied to complete his portion of the worship space painting project.

Father Michael Daly has been discerning religious priesthood in recent years; he is now returning to diocesan priesthood and plans to be with us as an associate for the next few years.

In case you missed them in Father Park's email last week, we have two important pieces of news to share regarding our historic church.

Don't miss a great night with Jeff Cavins speaking on God's gift of Wisdom for our annual Parish Mission. Join us Wednesday, MArch 29, at 7:00 PM.

The Council of Catholic Women (CCW) and Catholic United Financial - St. Michael are hosting a Butter Braid fundraiser, with proceeds to support the needs of St Joseph Hall.

Join us Saturday mornings, February 25-March 25, 9:00 AM-noon at the church. The cost is $20; to register, email stma.hwp.study@gmail.com.

Lent is almost here, and we have three great Lenten events for men, women, and families.

Check out this brief reflection from Emma Thorp, who was with us on mission this year, then join us for one of two upcoming informational meetings on next year's mission trip!

Currently four young men from our parish are discerning diocesan priesthood. Here is Trevor Thorp's story in his own words.

Last weekend’s Winterfest was a great success, with large crowds and $40,000+ in gross income for the first time ever.

We have two parish ministries and a major ministry partner in need of immediate volunteer help. Check them out and pitch in if you can!

Everyone is invited to contribute baked goods for the Winterfest bake sale anytime Saturday through Sunday morning.

Our Catholic school is one of the most important ways we do this—and it’s a ministry we’re called to support whether we have students there or not.

Currently four young men from our parish are discerning diocesan priesthood. Here is Thomas Ruhland's story in his own words.

Most of us can be responsive and decisive in doing what needs to be done some of the time. Very few of us can be like that all of the time. Sometimes, we have to put things off until tomorrow.

All doors accessing the church, social hall, gymnasium, offices, and meeting spaces will receive new locks on Monday, January 23.

Each year the parish celebrates Winterfest to break up winter and bring our parishioners together for food, fellowship, and fun. Join us!