For the 90 percent of us that are still working, we have an obligation to care for the least of our brothers and sisters. Let us care for them as we would care for our own.
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Column: Scholars puzzled over guests at the Transfiguration
I sometimes feel embarrassed when a person walks up to me and asks if I recognize them.
Column: Strive to have a tasteful Lent
For me, it all boils down to a question of sawdust.
Springtime of catechesis is no coincidence
Albert Einstein was famously quoted as saying: “God does not play dice with the universe.”
How do you spell relief?
It may not seem like a lot to you, but to a group of seven- and eight-year-olds, $200 dollars is a serious pile of cash.
European singing sensation to perform at area churches
Three concerts to be performed in the archdiocese will give Catholics an opportunity for a unique Lenten experience.
USM Lincoln Lecture scholar explores Abraham Lincoln’s faith
Ronald White Jr., author of several books — including the New York Times best-seller “A. Lincoln: A Biography” — delivered the university’s 12th annual Lincoln Lecture.
Items recovered from Garnett church theft
Liturgical items stolen from Holy Angels Church here were recovered and returned to the parish by the Garnett Police Department.
Column: We give up things each Lent to make room for the Lord
Whatever else you do this Lent, spend more time with Jesus.
Cold for a cause
The first time St. Pius X parishioner Chris Ronan wore his Flash costume, he scared small children.