Prince of Peace parishioner Michelle Scharnhorst knew there was something different about her son the first time he sat down with a group of children to draw pictures.
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New HR head plans to ‘build on foundation’
Hiring into a department in the midst of transition would be a daunting prospect for many people.
Villa St. Francis nourishes soul and body
Funds from the Archbishop’s Call to Share help offset the shortfall in Medicaid payments for nursing facility care.
Celebrating fathers all year round
Once a month, a group of Catholic men and their children meet at Winstead’s for breakfast — just as the restaurant is opening, usually well before the sun is up.
A triple Valentine
When their daughter Hallee announced her engagement last May, Dan and Marietta Heinen were understandably ecstatic.
Column: Join Catholics across northeast Kansas in lighting lamps of hope
The theme of last year’s pastoral visit to the United States by Pope Benedict XVI was: “Make all things new in Christ, our hope.”
Pretty, not provocative
Modesty doesn’t have to be synonymous with frumpy.
Tragedy transformed
“Sometimes it just smacks me in the face — gosh, my child is dead,” said Church of the Ascension parishioner Jeane Crossland.
Column: We ‘mess’ with marriage at the risk of our future
Each year it’s a scene that never ceases to amaze: hundreds of Christian men, Catholic and Protestant, gathering to lift up the virtue of purity and get real about the challenges we men face in a highly sexualized culture.
Column: New catechesis program off to a great start
With more reports of job layoffs, companies going out of business, foreclosures, and seemingly limitless government bailout plans, it can be hard to maintain hope, even for the most optimistic among us.