With close to 300 students participating in the Campus Ministry Team (CMT) at Bishop Miege High School in Roeland Park, it's no surprise most of them graduate with two to five times the required service hours.
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Local doctors found need in Haiti ‘immense’
Dr. Catherine Powers and Dr. Dan Towle have both done medical mission work in Third World countries before.
Column: Gospel both a warning and a message of hope
With all the snow and cold weather that we have been experiencing lately, any sign of spring, even the mere mention of vegetation, can bring hope to our hearts.
Column: Don’t avoid the ‘R’ sacrament
Once upon a time a little boy by the name of Jimmy had a heck of a time pronouncing the letter "R."
Serra Club of Kansas City, Kan., celebrates 40th year
Forty years of service deserves a little celebration.
Lawrence women find better ‘way’ into Bible study
Catrina Loney had a hunger for Scripture study, but she was tired of Bible studies where the only spirit present was a spirit of confusion.
St. James Academy names new president
The new president of St. James Academy in Lenexa is a woman religious who brings spirituality, business savvy, and educational experience to the office.
Column: We understand suffering through the prism of the cross
On Saturday, March 6, at Curé of Ars Parish in Leawood, I will celebrate the annual Mass for the sick, sponsored by the Knights of Malta.
Standing for what God has given
The message was strong and the style was what the speaker, Richard Lane Jr., called “Batholic” — Baptist African-American preaching style with Catholic substance.
Archbishop debuts new radio show
There are stories about saints who had the ability to bilocate — appearing or seeming to appear in two places at once.