Often the best present we can give to those we love is to be present in their lives.
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Archbishop’s Call to Share surpasses goal
“I’m very grateful to all who give. It’s not the money, it is what the money allows us to accomplish,” said Knop. “My money, combined with your money, makes this happen.”
Planned Parenthood targeted for state cuts
“To many Kansans, the mission of Planned Parenthood as . . . the largest abortion provider in the country is so morally abhorrent that having any taxpayer dollars going to Planned Parenthood is inherently offensive,” said Kinzer.
Kansas Legislature tightens regulations on abortion clinics
“In concert with the other two bills signed by Governor Brownback, this legislation will make Kansas a very inhospitable environment for the abortion industry,” he said. “Hopefully, they will decide to leave Kansas altogether...
Archbishop Naumann prays for victims of terrorism
I pray for eternal rest for all victims of the terrorism.
Column: The cross is the measure of how we are to love
I thank God for sending his Son to make clear on Calvary that he loves us with all our weaknesses and frailties, even when we screw up big time.
Big bash
“Maybe it is possible to bash out hunger and all the bad things in this world,” she said.
Column: Archdiocesan ‘encuentro’ sets priorities for future Hispanic ministry
Some of the key words coming out were: Faith Formation – Communication – Unity – Hispanic Youth – Pastoral Planning.
Just like family
The center sends a message through its ministries and its highly visible location across the street from the Haskell campus.
Column: Youth consultant finds event planning yields impressive fruit
Doing what we do doesn’t just happen overnight. There’s a lot of prayer and discernment that goes with it. I like what one parent said to me a couple weeks ago: “Thank you for not watering down what you do.”
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