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The Diocese of Crookston Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens released a letter to the Diocese Clergy talking about the statuses of Monsignor Roger Grundhaus and Bishop Michael Hoeppner. The letter is below – TO: Clergy and Lay FaithfulFROM: The Most Rev. Andrew H. CozzensDATE: March 7, 2022RE: Msgr. Grundhaus and Bishop Hoeppner Statuses Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, One […]
It has been announced today that, after an extensive investigation, the Holy Father, Pope Francis, asked for, and has now accepted the resignation of Bishop Michael Hoeppner from the pastoral governance of the Diocese of Crookston. The investigation which led to the acceptance of Bishop Hoeppner’s resignation arose from reports that he had at times
The bishops of the dioceses in Minnesota, including Bishop Michel J. Hoeppner, Bishop of the Diocese of Crookston released a letter to parishes that the dioceses would permit for the resumption of public mass at 33 percent occupancy beginning on Tuesday, May 26. Bishop Hoeppner responded to a request for comment with the following statement
The Diocese of Crookston has announced that Bishop Michael J. Hoeppner will give dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass for the remainder of March. The release from the Diocese of Crookston is below – Key points for Clergy and Church Personnel to consider include: Canceling or postponing large events where 250 people or
The Diocese of Crookston announced Tuesday that the Vatican has ordered an additional investigation into the conduct of Bishop Michael Hoeppner, the first U.S. bishop to be investigated through a process developed by Pope Francis last year. The Congregation for Bishops in Rome authorized Archbishop Bernard A. Hebda of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and
The Crookston Diocese and Bishop Michael Hoeppner have placed Father Bryan Kujawa on administrative leave for his conduct, including “boundary violations,” according to a statement from the Diocese. The conduct is described as non-criminal and non-sexual in the statement. Kujawa will remain on leave until the diocese has completed its investigation, conducted a professional assessment
