Nestled in the former rectory of Holy Family Catholic Church in Duluth, the Monsignor Buh House marks a new chapter for the Diocese of Duluth.

Revived with purpose, it’s become a place of fraternity, formation, and rest for seminarians and priests alike. Read more:

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A Home for Formation and Fraternity

The original Buh Mission House was built in 1921 and named after Monsignor Joseph Buh.

A sacred milestone begins with the translation of Msgr. Buh’s remains and the Diocese of Duluth’s first steps toward exploring his cause for sainthood.

On Monday, June 9, 2025 a special Mass of “translation” was celebrated by Bishop Daniel Felton, joined by priests, deacons, and hundreds of faithful from the Diocese of Duluth. Read more:

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Honoring a Legacy

The first steps towards exploring Msgr. Buh’s cause for sainthood.

Shelly Militmore’s miraculous healing from cancer stands as a powerful testimony to the strength of faith and the transformative power of prayer. Healing miracles are not confined to Scripture or the distant past.

God still works today—often quietly yet unmistakably—and one such story comes from the Miltimore family of Pequot Lakes. Read more:

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The Power of Prayer

Shelly Miltimore’s miraculous healing from cancer stands as a powerful testimony to the strength of faith and the transformative power of prayer.

Fr. Anthony Wroblewski’s priestly journey has been shaped by unexpected callings, unwavering faith, and a deep readiness to serve wherever needed.

In 2007, he was incardinated into the Diocese of Duluth and was assigned to Brainerd, where he found himself leading all pastoral duties for the area. Read more:

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Build Up My Church

Father Anthony heard the Lord’s call and a church was born in honor of St. Clare.