Friends of the Bridegroom

Preserving the Mission: Advocating for Catholic Education in Minnesota

Father Ben Little Season 3 Episode 13

Join us for the latest episode of the Friends of the Bridegroom Podcast, the podcast of Saint John the Baptist Catholic Church and School in Savage, Minnesota. Hosted by Father Ben Little, this episode features a conversation with our school principal, Mary Ziebell, as they discuss the vital mission of Catholic education, the challenges facing non-public schools in Minnesota and the importance of nurturing faith, intellect and virtue in our students.

Discover how Saint John’s continues its legacy of forming faith-filled, intelligent leaders for the common good, and learn about the proposed elimination of state aid for non-public schools, which impacts essential services like transportation, counseling, nursing and special education. Mary and Father Ben share insights on how this proposal affects families and the broader mission of Catholic education.

Stay tuned for practical ways to help advocate for this funding, including reaching out to legislators through the Minnesota Catholic Conference and participating in Eucharistic Adoration at the State Capitol. Together, we can be a voice for the future of Catholic education and the well-being of our children.

For more information and resources, visit the Minnesota Catholic Conference website. Thank you for your support, prayers and commitment to this vital mission.

Key Topics:
🎙️ The mission and legacy of Catholic education at Saint John’s.
🎙️ The impact of proposed state budget changes on non-public schools.
🎙️ How to advocate for Catholic education in Minnesota.
🎙️ The role of faith in forming well-rounded, virtuous leaders.

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