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Religious sisters ‘a fundamental part’ of archdiocesan life since its first days

After 61 years in religious life, Sister Carolyn Puccio, a Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet, told “Practicing Catholic” radio show host Patrick Conley, “I can’t understand why there isn’t a line all the way around the block to join the Sisters of St. Joseph. It’s been a wonderful life.”

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Archives staff find homes for ‘poetic and poignant’ records and other items

One of Allison Spies’ favorite items in the archdiocese’s Archives and Records collections is “this beautiful petition” from 1846 she first reviewed more than 10 years ago that was written by the chiefs of the Winnebago Nation in Minnesota to a U.S. government agent about their rights. “It’s incredibly poetic and poignant,” Spiess said. “It’s still, to this day, one of the most moving documents here in the archives. It’s a real pleasure to be able to give that a permanent home here in the archives.”

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1941 National Eucharistic Congress in St. Paul drew tens of thousands

With Bishop Andrew Cozzens, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis, recently detailing a three-year “National Eucharistic Revival” initiative and plans for a large-scale, national event in 2024, Allison Spies joined “Practicing Catholic” radio show host Patrick Conley to describe the National Eucharistic Congress that took place in St. Paul June 22-26, 1941.

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