The persistence of the priestly vocation
Deacon Scott Wallisch first thought of becoming a priest when he was only eight years old.
Column: Vale dicere — saying farewell — doesn’t mean forget
Graduation season is here.
Column: ‘Plug in’ to your faith life through an LOTW retreat
Lamps need to be plugged in to work.
Column: Let me introduce you to . . .
Several of the female persuasion have asked me if this article was going to be about them.
Column: ‘Forgiveness ministry’ conferred on disciples
We often say words when we make a gesture. We shake someone's hand and say, "Hello." We kiss a family member as we tell them, "I love you."
Column: Don’t wait to appreciate
If you're ever looking for my mom or me on a Wednesday afternoon, head to a Wendy’s.
No-mow Sundays
Every Sunday morning, Mark and Julia Zia get their children ready to leave for Mass at St. Benedict’s Church in Atchison.
Donnelly graduates make their own sunshine
Cold, rainy, and dark was the weather outside the Jack Reardon Civic Center here on May 15.
A taste of Germany
Maureen Steinbock knows firsthand the value of working hard to attain a goal.
Column: Catholic colleges: Where faith and reason seek truth
Recently, I celebrated the baccalaureate Mass at Benedictine College in Atchison and participated in the graduation ceremony at Donnelly College in Kansas City, Kan.