About the Seminary

Get in touch! Name* First Last Email* Message*Math Challenge*What is 7+1? The Saint Paul Seminary 2260 Summit Avenue St. Paul, MN 55105-1010 spssod@stthomas.edu (651) 962-5050 (800) 328-6819 Ext. 2-5050 Fax: (651) 962-5790

The Saint Paul Seminary Board of Trustees Most Reverend Bernard A. Hebda Chair Archbishop of Saint Paul and Minneapolis Reverend Joseph Taphorn, JCL Vice President and Secretary Rector and Vice President, The Saint Paul Seminary Most Reverend Joseph Williams Auxiliary Bishop, Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis Most Reverend Michael Izen Auxiliary Bishop, Archdiocese of

Directory Use the filters to narrow your search. NamePositionPhoneEmailhf:tax:faculty_-_staff_organizationAnderson, ClareReceptionist(651) 962-5050ande9177@stthomas.edusaint-paul-seminaryAnderson, MikaylaAdministrative Coordinator, Spiritual Formation(651) 962-5087ande0963@stthomas.edusaint-paul-seminaryBidwell, RickOperations Coordinator(651) 962-5088rgbidwell@stthomas.edusaint-paul-seminaryBisciglia, Dcn. RobertAssociate Director of the Institute for Diaconate Formation(651) 962-5782bobbisciglia@stthomas.eduinstitute-for-diaconate-formation saint-paul-seminaryBlume, Rev. DavidDirector of Vocations for the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis(651) 962-6892frblume@stthomas.edusaint-paul-seminaryBrueggemann, JoseffaDatabase Manager651-962-5081brue3749@stthomas.edusaint-paul-seminaryCallaghan J.C.D., Rev. Msgr. Aloysius R.Rector and Vice President Emeritus (2005-2018)arcallaghan@stthomas.edusaint-paul-seminaryCarl

Archbishop Ireland Memorial Library is the theological library of the University of St. Thomas  and The Saint Paul Seminary School of Divinity.

Located on the south campus of the University of St. Thomas overlooking the Mississippi River is the stately and beautiful St. Mary’s Chapel, the iconic symbol of The Saint Paul Seminary. St. Mary’s Chapel was completed in 1905 and remains the primary place of worship for our priests, seminarians, graduate lay students, faculty and staff.

Saint Paul Seminary rector: Sports can play a prominent role in priestly formation There are a variety of values naturally developed when we participate in sports – discipline, teamwork, perseverance, and honesty, to name a few. These values are essential on the playing field, but also contribute to the firm foundation of a well-rounded and virtuous life,