Josh Mcgovern is a reporter at various publications, including Owatonna People's Press and KFFX-TV. He focuses on themes of religion and spirituality, exploring topics such as Christianity, religious practices, and the intersection of culture and healthcare. His work has been featured in notable outlets like the National Catholic Reporter and UCA News.
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Josh Mcgovern's coverage is primarily focused on local news, community events, city council meetings, education, and public services. He often reports on government announcements and developments within the local area of Brooklyn Park in Minnesota.
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By: Josh Mcgovern
Julie Hurley serves as a volunteer with St. Paul-based, scholarship-granting Aim Higher Foundation’s board of directors and as a member of the Archdiocesan Finance Council. She helps advance the mission of the broader Church through collaboration with Church leadership.
By: Josh McGovern
Before the consecration of the United States to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Archbishop Bernard Hebda told the U.S. bishops during an assembly that suffering experienced in the Twin Cities cannot be undone.
By: Josh McGovern
Sister Rosalind Gefre, known lovingly for her massage practice — particularly for fans attending St. Paul Saints games — died June 15 at age 96.
By: Josh Mcgovern
Archbishop Bernard Hebda said that most Catholics his age would have grown up often seeing images of the Sacred Heart in classrooms in Catholic schools and in their homes.
By: Josh McGovern
The Knights of Columbus have a unique history of supporting the Special Olympics and this year, Minnesota Knights welcomed athletes arriving at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and helped them load onto their buses.
Growing up in south Minneapolis, Bishop Kevin Kenney remembered being pushed out the door during summer. In his neighborhood, there were four families with seven kids total. They would all go outside and play. At lunch, his mother would ring a bell and he would go back inside for lunch.
By: Josh McGovern
Michael and Krysten Fulcher are parishioners at St. Peter in North St. Paul. The couple has been married since 2012 and now have six children. Together, the Fulchers were featured in a Reclaiming Sundays video about an invitation into community life.
By: Josh McGovern
Gradually, Sondeno and other staff involved in the youth ministry program began building out the ministry. Young adults attended events and Sondeno said a small volunteer base grew.
Amanda Post, parishioner of Our Lady of Grace in Edina, grew up in rural Iowa. She came to the Twin Cities to study at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul and has been here ever since. Still, she said her heart lives in two places: Iowa and Minnesota.
By: Josh McGovern
Sister Doris Rauenhorst couldn't imagine any other life than religious life. She celebrates her 70th jubilee this year as a Dominican Sister of Sinsinawa.
