“The spirit of Mother Teresa is alive and well. And I believe in my heart that this is what God has called me to do — to serve the poor in whatever way I can.”
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Miege campus minister honored by K-State
“That these students would want to recognize her for how she has inspired them by naming an award for her is a great tribute to her wonderful work,” he said.
Young adult group feeds faith, fuels friendships
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Rock and religion
“Theology of the body teaches people how to live love. Love, lived out rightly, is such a beautiful thing, a freeing thing, said Scheuerman. “I think that we need to realize what real love is, what true love is, and there’s real...
Duchesne Award goes to Ursuline Sisters
“In gratitude for their tireless efforts in education in every part of this region and for the boundless love they have generously shared with the people,” he continued, “we joyfully recognize our beloved Sisters.”
Birth of a parish
“We believe we’re the first parish, at least in Kansas, to have the luminous mysteries in stained glass,” said Father Reynolds. St. Mary’s Immaculate Conception Parish has 108 families and is a mission of St. Joseph Parish in...
Column: Cultivate a spirituality of prayerful waiting this Advent
During the remaining week of Advent, spend time recalling God’s many blessings, thanking him for each by name. Pray for those by name you have hurt by your sins and ask God to bless them. Finally, and most importantly, ask the...
Beads prepared
“It feels good to give rosaries for the soldiers who are fighting for our country,” said Mahr. “Soldiers really want to have something like this.”