The Archdiocese of Kansas City has been blessed throughout its more than 150-year history to be served by many heroic consecrated religious Sisters.
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Archdiocesan year in review
What was that vast sucking sound we heard as 2008 ended?
Column: No room for loneliness when priests keep Christ close
Parents of young men interested in the seminary often worry that their sons might be lonely.
Column: ‘Whole child’ focus nothing new to Catholic schools
The “hot phrase” in education these days is the “whole child.”
Column: With faith, not fear, is the way to greet the new year
A few words from Archbishop Joseph Naumann about trust and hope changed my attitude and my heart.
Column: Jesus turns system of exclusion upside down
Catholics of an older generation most likely remember the Communion rail. It has disappeared from most churches, although it still survives in a few.
Column: I’m counting on improvement in 2009
No matter what you do in 2009, don’t forget these numbers: Ten ...two...five.
There’s no place like home
Seventeen-year-old Brandie Roberts has had the same Christmas wish for as long as she can remember: to have a family.
All night long
Since June, a group of about 30 people have gathered at All Saints Church (formerly St. Joseph-St. Benedict) to participate in a eucharistic devotion more familiar to earlier generations of Catholics than to their own.
Column: Priestly vocations depend on vocations to married life
When I was preparing for my ordination to the priesthood, I had very limited resources to purchase a chalice.