Celebrating sisterhood
But all had a connection to the Benedictine Sisters of Mount St. Scholastica Monastery in Atchison.
Column: Abram’s ‘sleep’ foreshadows Gospel events
Sleep can be restorative. But too much sleep can interfere with life, prevent us from experiencing it fully. In the Scriptures, sleep can also symbolize spiritual drowsiness, a lack of energy and consciousness.
Column: Doing Lent right is ‘heart’ work
Peek at your Lenten disciplines this week with a critical eye. Are they routine or are they practices that will lead you to a deeper love of God, neighbor and self? Put your heart into…
Runnin’ Revs set for another season of faith-filled fun
“At 38, I’m thinking about retirement from the Revs,” he said. “But some priests play well into their 50s, so I may have another 10 years.”
Vatican promotes archdiocesan livestream lectures
“[The series] was specifically targeted to one of the goals of the Holy Father, which was for the faithful to learn more about the Second Vatican Council,” said Chik.
Playing for God’s team
Although Father Cornish, who underwent several major heart surgeries in recent years, retired from active ministry in 2008, he still celebrated several Masses each week and assisted parishes as needed.
Column: Feast day coincides with poignant time in the church
What a grace to have the office of Peter still guiding and leading the church today. Let us pray fervently for God to bless the church with another extraordinary successor of the Apostle St. Peter.…
The long view
“I am now a papal photographer for life,” he said.
Column: Let Lent be a time to grow in your sensitivity to others
More importantly, as parents or grandparents (or favorite aunt or uncle), we may inspire our children, young and old, to a deeper life of prayer and concern for the needs of others. Our homes will…
Column: Charities director calls us to be culturally competent
In a world that is intent on focusing on the differences, we can be both countercultural and culturally competent by focusing on the things that unite us. We are all one. There is no “us”…