Church of Saint Agnes
Church of Saint Agnes
The Church of Saint Agnes has served the Catholic faithful of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis since 1887.
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Apr 30, 2025
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Fr. Timothy Cloutier Lecture on St. Joseph: Model of Silence 01.06.2021 25:44
The 2021 Saint Agnes Lenten Lecture Series is dedicated to the theme of Saint Joseph as Model for Christians. Today's lecture is by Fr. Timothy Cloutier, a local pastor and eminent canonist.
Unit 28 31.05.2021 31:58
Latin Class III is taught by Dr. James May. These lessons presuppose familiarity with the rudiments of Latin grammar, specifically the first units in "A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin" by John F. Collins. The course continues and will begin with Unit 28, covering the remaining grammatical concepts in the Collins book.
Unit 27 Homework 31.05.2021 50:50
Latin Class III is taught by Dr. James May. These lessons presuppose familiarity with the rudiments of Latin grammar, specifically the first units in "A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin" by John F. Collins. The course continues with Unit 27 homework, covering the remaining grammatical concepts in the Collins book.
Unit 27 24.05.2021 29:32
Latin Class III is taught by Dr. James May. These lessons presuppose familiarity with the rudiments of Latin grammar, specifically the first units in "A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin" by John F. Collins. The course continues and will begin with Unit 27, covering the remaining grammatical concepts in the Collins book.
Unit 26 Homework 19.05.2021 56:10
Latin Class III is taught by Dr. James May. These lessons presuppose familiarity with the rudiments of Latin grammar, specifically the first units in "A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin" by John F. Collins. The course continues and will begin with Unit 26, covering the remaining grammatical concepts in the Collins book.
The Virtue of Charity 19.05.2021 22:11
The clergy of Saint Agnes explore the virtue of charity.
Unit 26 19.05.2021 54:33
Latin Class III is taught by Dr. James May. These lessons presuppose familiarity with the rudiments of Latin grammar, specifically the first units in "A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin" by John F. Collins. The course continues and will begin with Unit 26, covering varioius grammatical concepts in the Collins book.
Unit 25 Homework 12.05.2021 43:27
Latin Class III is taught by Dr. James May. These lessons presuppose familiarity with the rudiments of Latin grammar, specifically the first units in "A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin" by John F. Collins. The course continues and will begin with Unit 25, covering the remaining grammatical concepts in the Collins book.
Unit 25 12.05.2021 23:34
Unit 25 by Church of Saint Agnes
Unit 24 Homework 03.05.2021 48:03
Latin Class III is taught by Dr. James May. These lessons presuppose familiarity with the rudiments of Latin grammar, specifically the first units in "A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin" by John F. Collins. The course continues and will begin with Unit 24, covering the remaining grammatical concepts in the Collins book. This is the homework for unit 24.
Unit 24 03.05.2021 51:40
Latin Class III is taught by Dr. James May. These lessons presuppose familiarity with the rudiments of Latin grammar, specifically the first units in "A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin" by John F. Collins. The course continues and will begin with Unit 24, covering the remaining grammatical concepts in the Collins book.
The Virtue Of Hope 27.04.2021 33:06
The clergy of Saint Agnes explore the virtue of hope.
The Virtue Of Faith 13.03.2021 29:15
Frs. Moriarty and McConville, and Deacon Nathan Allen explore the virtue of faith.
Model Of Workers 10.03.2021 9:20
Rev. Mark Moriarty, Pastor of the Church of Saint Agnes, delivers the next installment of a homily series in the Year of St. Joseph.
Unit 13 Exercises 05.03.2021 32:24
Deacon Nathan Allen reviews Unit 13 exercises.
Lover Of Poverty 04.03.2021 7:00
Deacon Nathan Allen of the Church of Saint Agnes, delivers the next installment of a homily series in the Year of St. Joseph.
Unit 13 28.02.2021 38:08
Deacon Nathan Allen picks up from the previous lesson to introduce students to Unit 13.
Unit 12 Exercises 27.02.2021 24:01
Deacon Nathan Allen reviews Unit 12 exercises.
Mirror Of Patience 22.02.2021 8:48
Rev. Mark Moriarty, Pastor of the Church of Saint Agnes, delivers the next installment of a homily series in the Year of St. Joseph.
Unit 12 21.02.2021 32:14
Deacon Nathan Allen picks up from the previous lesson to introduce students to Unit 12.
Unit 11 Exercises 20.02.2021 26:09
Deacon Nathan Allen reviews Unit 11 exercises.
Most Faithful 16.02.2021 8:41
Rev. Mark Moriarty, Pastor of the Church of Saint Agnes, delivers the next installment of a homily series in the Year of St. Joseph.
St. Augustine and the Power Of Silence 14.02.2021 8:59
Dr. Erika Kidd is an Associate Professor of Catholic Studies and Director of the Graduate Program who writes and speaks on St. Augustine and the Augustinian tradition. In today’s Quick Talk she shares why silence isn’t merely emptiness or the clearing of noise, rather learning to hear God speaking to us and reorienting our attention toward the voice of the Father. Augustine describes this as God’s...
Unit 11 14.02.2021 31:31
Deacon Nathan Allen picks up from the previous lesson to introduce students to Unit 11.
Temperance 12.02.2021 25:29
Frs. Moriarty and McConville, and Deacon Nathan Allen explore the virtue of temperance.
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