The Minnesota Catholic Conference (MCC) is the public policy voice of the Catholic Church in Minnesota. Central to the mission of the MCC is the principle that all life is sacred. The MCC advocates for public policies that promote and support life across the lifespan – from conception through natural death.

The MCC works with state and federal policy makers to ensure the material and moral well-being of all Minnesotans.

The MCC actively identifies, formulates and seeks to implement public policy objectives that advance the principles of Catholic social teaching and promote the common good.

The MCC provides an accessible channel of communication between Minnesota Catholics and religious, secular and other groups.

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Social Studies and Religion Teachers: If you would like to order supplies for your classroom, (Catholic Social Teaching cards, Faithful Citizenship summaries, Public Policy Guide and Directories, and MNCAN flyers,) you can download the order form here.

The MCC has close working relationships with the Minnesota Catholic Education Association (MCEA), the Minnesota Nonpublic School Accrediting Association (MNSAA), and the Minnesota Marathon for Nonpublic Education.