Our July Bingo-rama continues tonight in our air-conditioned and air-purified social hall. $5 to play two cards for most of the evening to win prizes. (A few cash games cost extra). $5 also gets you a hot dog meal deal: dog, chips, FRESH cookie, lemonade. Cafe opens 5:30. Bingo 6:00-8:45.

Looking for an inexpensive fun evening? Our summer Bingo-rama starts this Wednesday. $5 gets you two cards that you can play all night for prizes. There will also be a few cash games (pay money and the winner gets half the pot). Bingo from 6-8:45 pm. July 8, 15 & 22.

Our rummage sale is open again tomorrow from 9-5. We still have lots of great items available. These photos show what's left at the end of the day. 3204 E. 29th St. Elevator entrance at the corner of 29th St. and 32nd Ave. Small parking lot and stairs off of 33rd Ave.

Our rummage sale is open! We're here until 5:00. If you need some sustenance to keep you going, we have coffee and treats. We'll be selling hot dog lunches starting at about 10:00.

Do you need items for children? Prices at the rummage sale start at $.50 and go up to $1 for books, stuffed animals, and games; up to $2 for toys; and up to $3 for clothing. Coats are $2 - $5. Thursday and Friday, 9-5. Bag day specials Saturday, 9-noon. 3204 E. 29th St.

Do you like jigsaw puzzles? Do you have confidence in other people putting all the pieces in the box when they're done? (Or maybe you're willing to risk a missing piece or two). Jigsaw puzzles at our rummage sale are $1. Games are $.50 to $2. Thursday and Friday, 9-5. 3204 E. 29th. St.

Do you prefer to own your media rather than stream it? Our rummage sale includes CDs, DVDs, and a few records, priced at $1 or less. We also have hardcover books for $1 and paperbacks for 25¢. Thursday and Friday, 9:00-5:00. Discount bag day Saturday, 9:00-noon. 3204 E. 29th St.

Our annual rummage sale begins in two days. Stop by for great deals on clothing, housewares, books, games, and more. Lunch and snacks available for purchase. Thursday and Friday, 9:00-5:00 3204 E. 29th St. Social hall. Main entrance through the elevator at the corner of 29th St. and 32nd Ave.

If you live in the Longfellow area and have been meaning to clean out your closets, we are accepting donations for our rummage sale. Drop-off May 26-May 29, 9:30 - 3:00 in our social hall. Elevator entrance with carts at 29th St. and 32nd Ave. Clothes, housewares, toys and more. More info in link.

This evening we join with a dozen other Catholic parishes and organizations to host outdoor stations of the cross in solidarity with our immigrant neighbors at Washburn Fair Oaks Park. Gather at 6:00 pm. We walk the stations beginning at 6:30.

Join us for Holy Week. Holy Thursday 7:00 PM with soup supper at 5:30. Stations of the Cross Friday 3:00 PM. Good Friday Passion 7:00 PM. Easter Vigil Saturday 8:00 PM. Easter Sunday 9:30 AM and Noon.

Thank you to everyone who entered our goldfish guessing contest. We received hundreds of entries during our fish dinners. The winning entrant said that there were 1399 goldfish in the jar. The actual number was 1406.

Our LAST fish dinner of the year is tomorrow! Lines are long, so come early and enjoy music in the church while you wait to be called down to go to the social hall to eat. This is also your last opportunity to enter our raffle or to guess how many goldfish are in the jar.

We apologize for getting the goldfish out late last week. This week they're out and waiting for you. Make your guess while you wait for your turn to go to the fish dinner. 4:30-7:30 at 3204 E. 29th St.

Tables are ready for you. Doors open in a couple hours for fish dinner #3.

Every Friday during Lent, we offer Stations of the Cross at 3:30 pm. This Friday, we are using a new (to us) prayer book: Mary's Way of the Cross, which follows Jesus on the road to Calvary as seen through Mary's eyes.

Some 25th anniversary fun. How many goldfish are in this jar? Come to our fish dinners, make your guess, and if you are closest to the official count, win a 10 LB. CHOCOLATE BUNNY. Check this out in the church while waiting for your turn to buy dinner tickets. saintalbertthegreat.org/fish

This is one of the many fish decorations that our parish children made last weekend. Come to our fish dinners to see this and the entire school. Fridays Feb. 20 - March 27, 4:30-7:30 pm. Adults $18. Children 6-12 $7. Five and under free. saintalbertthegreat.org/fish

If you would like to begin your Lenten journey with us, we will have Masses with distribution of ashes at 8:15 am and 5:00 pm tomorrow, February 18. We are located at the corner of 29th St. E. and 32nd Ave. S. in Minneapolis.

From the November 29, 1999 bulletin of St. Albert the Great.

This event is tonight. It will include portions in English and Spanish and will be ASL interpreted.

St. Albert the Great@stalbertmpls.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Wednesday evening, join Catholics from across the Twin Cities in solidarity with our immigrant neighbors. We are hosting a vigil for human dignity with prayer, song, and a candlelit walk (Bring a candle in a jar). Gather and learn songs at 5:30. Vigil at 6:00.

Wednesday evening, join Catholics from across the Twin Cities in solidarity with our immigrant neighbors. We are hosting a vigil for human dignity with prayer, song, and a candlelit walk (Bring a candle in a jar). Gather and learn songs at 5:30. Vigil at 6:00.

If you are looking for a welcoming church in south Minneapolis to celebrate Christmas at, we invite you to join us for one of our services. 4:30 pm Christmas Eve - family Mass 7:00 pm Christmas Eve - with vocalists and a string quartet 9:30 am Christmas Day

Join us tomorrow at the Cathedral for a prayer vigil standing in support of migrant dignity and family unification. Dress warmly as we will be oustide. For those concerned that "the Rosary in English and Spanish" means 100 Hail Mary's, rest assured that it's 3 decades in English and 2 in Spanish.

St. Albert the Great@stalbertmpls.bsky.social · 9mo ago

This Sunday at 4:15 pm we are joining with other Twin Cities parishes to host a prayer vigil on the steps of the Cathedral of St. Paul as a public witness for immigrants. We will say the Rosary in English and Spanish with each decade beginning with a reflection on a vulnerable migrant population.

This Sunday at 4:15 pm we are joining with other Twin Cities parishes to host a prayer vigil on the steps of the Cathedral of St. Paul as a public witness for immigrants. We will say the Rosary in English and Spanish with each decade beginning with a reflection on a vulnerable migrant population.

Are you a teacher who could use help paying for school supplies? We have money left over from our school supplies drive and are giving away nine $50 Target gift cards for teachers to use in their classrooms. Will choose names by lot this Friday. Fill out our contact form to register.

Are you a Catholic parent who wants your children to receive the sacraments but has questions about what they might experience in the classroom? Looking for a program in a welcoming parish that affirms the worth and dignity of all people? We invite you to check out St. Albert the Great. (1/3)

This Sunday at 1:30 pm, we are hosting a summer blockbuster concert, featuring music from classic and modern films performed by: Our cantor, Mark Billy, vocals and clarinet Kiegan Ryan, cello Ben Wagner, piano Free will cash donation ($20-$40 suggested) at the door

Tomorrow is the first night of our summer Bingo-Rama! For $5 you can play two cards all evening to win prizes. There will also be several cash games at an additional cost. Bingo is from 6:00-8:45 pm. The Bingo Cafe opens at 5:30, selling hot dogs, veggie dogs, sloppy joes, chips, pop, and cookies.

A quick video look at Compassion Camp, our summer day camp held last week at St. Frances Cabrini. (No children appear in this video).

Compassion Camp Wrap-up

YouTube video by St. Albert the Great Minneapolis

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