Our mission:
Preserving the Cathedral of Saint Paul as a historic monument and a community treasure, and supporting it as a venue for the arts and education.
We are committed to preserving the Cathedral of Saint Paul – a masterpiece of art and architecture, an icon on St. Paul’s skyline and the spiritual home for Twin Cities’ Catholics – as a community treasure open and welcoming to all.
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The Cathedral of Saint Paul is a historic landmark that is continually being improved and enhanced. The Cathedral Heritage Foundation is an independent volunteer 501(c)3 community organization whose mission is preserving the Cathedral as an historic monument and a community treasure, and supporting it as a venue for the arts and education.
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June/July 2024 Newsletter
Dear Friends of the Cathedral Heritage Foundation, We are in those precious days of the summer season and we have two upcoming events that will
May 2024 Newsletter
Dear Friends of the Cathedral Heritage Foundation, We will be sharing two gifts with you, and the public, this summer that have been donated to
April 2024 Newsletter
Dear Friends of the Cathedral Heritage Foundation, Fr. John Ubel announced his new assignment to the Cathedral parish during weekend Masses on April 13-14. And
#InspirationMonday Read on for a "good-news" story featuring Deacon Jim Meyer who served for many years at the Cathedral of Saint Paul, National Shrine of the Apostle Paul.
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Listen for this at 6 p.m. this evening if you're close by the Cathedral campus.
The Angelus
Rings at noon and 6:00 p.m.
At 6 p.m., the Angelus rings after the Westminster and hourly toll.
The Angelus is three tolls, a brief silence, three more tolls, another brief silence, three final tolls, then, three bells go into a swinging peal for a few minutes.
For Catholics, the Angelus dates back many centuries. The daily bell ringing began as a devotion to Mary, and the faithful would recite three Hail Marys in between the tolls. It continues today as an invitation to prayer and meditation.
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Bells are ringing. Ever wondered what the different ring tones mean at the Cathedral of Saint Paul? Read on.... conta.cc/4cTzRew ... See MoreSee Less
Bells are ringing
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