The God who created us will give us new life through the resurrection from the dead. That is the basis of Jesus’ belief . . . and ours.
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Make this a picture-perfect month
But the positive side of old photos is much more important. Quite simply, they stir up memories — of often long-forgotten people, places and events — and give you a vibrant, visual history of your life thus far. You come to...
Made to feel at home
Our Lady of Guadalupe found a new home at Holy Trinity Parish in Lenexa — and she moved in Oct. 30. On that day, a statue of the famous patroness of Mexico was carried up the aisle of the little stone chapel that served as Holy...
The few, the faithful, the chaplains
“Please pray daily for all military personnel, especially those in harm’s way,” he said. “As our Holy Father has requested, and in the belief that prayer is vital, raise up your hands and hearts each day for peace in our world...
This year in Jerusalem
The Sea of Galilee was calm and flat, but no one in the boat tried to walk in Saint Peter’s footsteps — on the water, that is.
Mary opens opportunities for us to draw closer to Christ
We can always count on Mary opening doors of opportunity for us to draw closer to Jesus.
The power of music
“I love my job,” Drbal said emphatically. “People say, ‘Isn’t it sad?’ “No! There’s so much joy. I have the greatest job in the world.”
Losing a child to suicide: trusting in God’s mercy
Every parent who has lost a child is free to make the choice to trust in God’s merciful love and to allow his grace to heal their deep wound. May each have the faith to trust in his love!
Luke shares a Jesus who is infinitely available to us
No matter how small or insignificant we may seem in the sea of humanity, he wants to be in the presence of each one of us. He looks through the crowd, picks us out and focuses intimately on our unique faces and inadequacies, and...
Saints help us see the light
As Christians today, we’re challenged to move people from being fascinated with vampires, who don’t really exist, to getting familiar with the saints, who really do.