On August 27, 2025, people gathered for a mass at the Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis to welcome back students. A shooter opened fire during the service. The resolution says 2 children were killed and 21 people were injured. It condemns the violence, offers condolences to the victims' families, honors the victims and survivors, and praises the work of law enforcement, medical teams, hospital staff, community members, and volunteers. The resolution also expresses hope for healing, says there is no place for violence in sacred places or schools, and shows solidarity with faith communities and schools affected by similar violence. The resolution was sponsored by Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith and was agreed to in the Senate by unanimous consent.
This resolution is the Senate formally expressing condolences, honoring victims and survivors, and praising responders. It is a public statement of support and solidarity with the Annunciation community and others affected by similar events. The text does not describe new programs, changes to criminal law, or specific actions for the public.
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Supporters say the resolution condemns a senseless act of violence, honors the memory of those killed, stands with survivors and the local Catholic and school community, commends first responders and volunteers for their bravery, and urges healing through unity, compassion, and shared faith.
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