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CEO receives top leadership award

Barb Rode, President & CEO, Saint Therese was recently honored by LeadingAge Minnesota with the Ray Johnson Pioneer Leadership Award.

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Fear Falling? NASA Has Residents’ Backs

Until recently, Phyllis Sisinni, a member of St. John in Hugo and resident of St. Therese of Woodbury, had a very real fear of falling. Learn more.

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Comfort(ing) Food at Saint Therese

Newman’s Own Foundation featured our St. Odilia community on CommonGood, a website meant to share every day good often overlooked.

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Local Liberians Rally to Salvage Deportation Protection Program

Liberians in Minnesota are making a last-ditch push to save a little-known deportation reprieve program, lobbying on Capitol Hill and issuing a plea to local employers. Learn more.

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LeadingAge Award

CEO receives top leadership award

Barb Rode, President & CEO, Saint Therese was recently honored by LeadingAge Minnesota with the Ray Johnson Pioneer Leadership Award.

Saint Therese NASA

Fear Falling? NASA Has Residents’ Backs

Until recently, Phyllis Sisinni, a member of St. John in Hugo and resident of St. Therese of Woodbury, had a very real fear of falling. Learn more.

Comforting Food

Comfort(ing) Food at Saint Therese

Newman’s Own Foundation featured our St. Odilia community on CommonGood, a website meant to share every day good often overlooked.

Local Liberians

Local Liberians Rally to Salvage Deportation Protection Program

Liberians in Minnesota are making a last-ditch push to save a little-known deportation reprieve program, lobbying on Capitol Hill and issuing a plea to local employers. Learn more.

At Saint Therese, we do ordinary things with extraordinary love. It’s a way of life that guides our path every day. Our story began in 1968. Inspired by the Sisters of Saint Benedict, who receive all as Christ, and grounded in the Catholic faith, Saint Therese has thoughtfully evolved to best provide for the individuals, families and neighborhoods we serve. As a nonprofit organization, we are grateful for the philanthropic support of generous donors through the Saint Therese Foundation, support that strengthens services and inspires innovation. We work hard to serve a larger purpose by establishing a place where everyone feels welcomed, valued and loved.