Byrne Residence

The Leo C. Byrne Residence in Saint Paul, MN is an independent living residence specifically designed for retired priests. With 29 beautifully updated individual apartments, the residence offers a unique living opportunity for retired priests to live in community and continue serving the needs of parishes and organizations. The residence, named in honor of Archbishop Leo C. Byrne, provides a range of amenities and services including a large chapel with daily Mass, community dining room, scheduled laundry and housekeeping, and 24-hour security surveillance.

Constructed in 1995, the Leo C. Byrne Residence is located near the University of St. Thomas and the Saint Paul Seminary and School of Divinity, offering a scenic setting along the Mississippi River. The residence was built to ensure that priests, regardless of their financial situation, would be cared for, carrying out Archbishop Byrne's legacy of fostering a sense of community and sharing knowledge. For more information or to schedule a tour, interested individuals can contact Deacon Phil Stewart, the Administrator of the Leo C. Byrne Residence.

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