“First, I want to say thank you to the people of Seneca,” she said. “Thank you for allowing me to be a part of their life and their children’s.
Latest Posts
Archbishop announces closing of Lillis parish
Decree of Suppression of St. Joseph Parish – Lillis, Kansas, and Alteration of the Surrounding Parishes of Annunciation, Frankfort; St. Vincent de Paul, Onaga; St. Patrick, Corning; and St. Columbkille, Blaine. In recent decades...
Helping hands
The program started out in the Diocese of Salina. However, so many archdiocesan teens were attending camp there that Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann decided to try a pilot program here, spearheaded by seminarians, based on the...
Benedictine College breaks ground on new residence hall
Following an All Saints Day school Mass celebrated by Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann on Nov. 1, Benedictine College officials here held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new men’s residence hall that will occupy the site of the old...
Heading home
“Our football players and soccer players, not to mention our coaches, fans, and our entire Saint Mary community, are very excited this new complex is coming to fruition,” said Rob Miller, athletic director and head baseball coach...
Moms helping moms
MtM is a mentoring program that matches a partner mother, who requires some kind of support, with a mentor mother who has the skills or experience needed to improve the lives of the partner and her children.
Food or fuel?
“The lovely thing about Catholic Charities is that the food pantry is a resource for so many,” said Brandes. “We make itreally simple and user-friendly.”
Column: Each Gospel spreads good news in its own way
At the same time, a common foundation underlies them all. That common foundation bespeaks a common goal: to spread the good news about Jesus Christ.
Column: Make this a letter-perfect year
Let’s pay tribute to this great letter writer of the New Testament by keeping in touch with those we love and respect. In doing so, may we discover what St. Paul understood so well: Letter writing isn’t just a way to communicate...
Hammer time
“I think everyone is more than willing to help out,” said Schmit. “It’s a great project to give back to the community, and it’s what the Knights are all about.”