Join Bishop David Ricken of the Diocese of Green Bay on Sunday, March 11, 2018 for the Red Mass followed by a luncheon sponsored by the St. Thomas More Society of Green Bay.
This year's speaker will be JUSTICE ANNE M. MCKEIG who serves on the Minnesota Supreme Court.
The Red Mass will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m. at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, Green Bay. Luncheon and speaker to follow at Riverside Ballroom. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to join us in prayer and to hear Justice McKeig’s reflections as an American Indian on her faith and her rise from poverty to become the 94th Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court.
To register, please click on this link.
JUSTICE ANNE M. MCKEIG
Background & Accomplishments
- 2017 Distinguished Minnesotan Award
- Exemplary Service to people of Minnesota and United States
- First American Indian to serve the State of Minnesota as a Supreme Court Justice
- Descendant of the White Earth Nation
- Appointed to Minnesota Supreme Court
- September 1, 2016
- District Court Judge
- March, 2008 – September, 2016
- 4th Judicial Branch
- Child Protection and Indian Welfare Advocate
- Assistant Hennepin County Attorney’s Office, Child Protection Division
- 1992 – March, 2008
- Assistant Hennepin County Attorney’s Office, Child Protection Division
- J.D.: Hamline University School of Law
- B.A.: College of St. Catherine
- Member – American Indian Bar Association
- Adjunct Professor: Mitchell Hamline School of Law
- Rose from poverty in a small town of Federal Dam on Leech Lake Indian Reservation to become 94th Associate Justice of Minnesota Supreme Court
- Catholic
- Mother: Polish
- Father: Native American
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