Josh Mcgovern is a Reporter at various publications including Owatonna People's Press and KFFX-TV in Kennewick, WA. He covers a range of topics centered around religion and spirituality, with a focus on Christianity, church administration, and religious practices, as well as cultural themes such as arts and entertainment, architecture, and planning. Josh's work has been featured in esteemed outlets like the National Catholic Reporter, UCA News, and The Catholic Standard.
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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
Neither Father Jake Anderson, pastor of St. Lawrence and Newman Center in Minneapolis, nor Brother Brennan, of the Brotherhood of Hope, are native to Minnesota. Yet both found themselves at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.
By: Josh McGovern
Rob Vischer, president of the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, said that it’s well-known that many young people don’t have a strong sense of purpose or meaning in their lives.
By: Josh McGovern
On Nov. 8, from 1-4 p.m., several religious communities in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis will open their doors to welcome the faithful, especially families, youth, young adults and some small groups, Nicole Bettini said.
By: Josh McGovern
Holy Spirit Academy in Monticello was a fledgling school when headmaster Andrew Lang joined, he said. The school was founded by families to serve the uppermost northwest metro of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis.
By: Josh McGovern
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By: Josh McGovern
Catholic Spirit photographer and reporter, Dave Hrbacek, doesn't remember the first time he wet a fishing line, but he remembers his father always taking him and his four brothers fishing.
By: Josh McGovern
Boyd Huppert has been in the Twin Cities for 30 years this summer. He has been a television reporter for 43 years this year. For a large chunk of that career, Huppert said, he spent his time talking about the “terrible things that people did to each other.”
By: Josh McGovern
Catholic Charities Twin Cities is hosting a pop-up event at its Higher Ground Minneapolis campus to promote voting access to individuals experiencing homelessness. The one-day pop-up event will be Oct. 24 from noon to 3 p.m.
By: Josh McGovern
At the busy intersection of Cleveland Avenue and Ford Parkway in St. Paul Oct. 25, more than a dozen Lumen Christi parishioners gathered at the four corners with nonpartisan signs encouraging registered voters to vote in the Nov. 3 midterm elections.
