About St. Thomas More Catholic Church · Saint Paul, Minnesota
Saint Thomas More Catholic Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, is a vibrant, welcoming Jesuit parish rooted in Ignatian spirituality. Founded in 1925, it offers a unique blend of Catholic tradition, social justice, and community service. The parish emphasizes discernment, intellect, and service through retreats, small groups, and faith formation. Its historic Romanesque Revival church building has hosted worship and ministry for nearly a century.
- Established
- 1925
- Patron
- St. Thomas More
- Rector
- Fr. R.J. Fichtinger, SJ
Why belong here
Join a parish that welcomes all, emphasizes justice and mercy, and offers deep spiritual formation through Ignatian retreats, small groups, and faith programs. Connect with others through vibrant ministries, youth groups, and community service. Experience a historic church built in 1925 that continues to inspire worship and ministry.
Mass times at St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Saturday from 3:30-4 pm (or by appointment)
Who We Are
Saint Thomas More is the Jesuit parish of the Twin Cities. We are a Catholic community where all are welcome. We are called to act justly, to love mercy, and to build the City of God here and now.
Jesuit Spirituality
We have a unique spirituality based on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola. Jesuits emphasize discernment, intellect, and service. Our parishioners get to explore Ignatian spirituality through our many retreats, small groups, faith formation, and spiritual direction.
Vibrant Welcoming Parish
We strive to be a welcoming parish where diverse perspectives are heard. We want all who come to our door to know they will be received with love and accompanied in their unique circumstances. There are tons of opportunities to get involved and make deep connections with others at this growing parish!
Beautiful, Historic Church
Our Church, built in 1925, has blessed us with nearly 100 years of Catholic worship, community, and ministry in this historic area of St. Paul. The architecture style is Romanesque Revival and includes a basilica floor plan, impressive barrel vault ceilings, stone columns, and several apsidal chapels.