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Column: Wea parishioners learn their lessons
Following Wea’s example, challenge yourself each Sunday to carve out some time, even if it’s only 15 minutes at first, to grow in your knowledge of the faith.
Leading the way
“I want to learn their names, go to their games, cheer for them,” she said. “I want to get to know them and let them know me as a person — let them know I’m here for them.”
Reluctant angels: ‘We don’t want it to be about us’
“I think there’s a lot of people who want to help, but don’t know how,” said Pat. “Well, this is how you can help.”
Topeka parish dedicates new facilities
“It’s a building that is dedicated to God’s glory. . . . Everything is built upon his Son, and he is the cornerstone of this effort,” the archbishop said.
Column: Look at life’s interruptions as moments of special grace
It has been my experience that God seems to have a preference for using life’s interruptions oftentimes as moments of special grace. If your plans get interrupted this week, I encourage you to be open and alert to how God may be...
A league of their own
“The plan is to develop and form a solid organization within the metro so we can take the same model and apply it to other areas of the archdiocese,” said Funke. “That way we can hit the ground running right from the start.”
Disciples troubled by Jesus’ prediction of betrayal
Adults know that when children are completely quiet, it means that something is wrong.
Cowboys and legends turn out for Prairie Star Ranch
Break out that cowboy attire and get ready for some boot-scootin’ boogie.
Archdiocese goes Twitter
Even the “techno- challenged” among us have probably heard of the social networking service called Twitter. But popular media may have presented a distorted view of how it’s used.