He didn’t have wealth, possessions or power, but few cast a larger shadow in Wyandotte County than Father Raymond J. Davern.
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The fate of the world hangs in the balance
Warning: If you do not presently live in the state of Kansas, please read no further. The following story will simply upset you.
Benedictine Sisters celebrate golden jubilees
Hundreds of years of faithful religious life and service were celebrated by the Benedictine Sisters at Mount St. Scholastica here on July 12.
Online dating — Catholic style
Tired of waiting for Cupid or lighting to strike, an increasing number of Catholics have found a surer path to romance with a modern version of the village matchmaker: online dating.
SCLs have active role in national museum exhibit
The Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth have been very involved in the development of a national museum exhibit to share the untold story of the leadership and contributions of Catholic Sisters to the history and culture of the...
Corrigan honored for family life ministry
Jacki Corrigan has been involved in many kinds of family life ministry, but don’t ask her which one has been her favorite.
An ethical farce
The federal government’s new embryonic stem-cell research guidelines have been called an “ethical farce” that ignores key ethical issues and widespread opposition.
Two hearts for Timor
At a time in life when most people retire to a world of leisure, Sacred Heart parishioners John and Cindy Korb are moving halfway around the world to a new challenge.
Learning from a legend
When KU basketball coach Bill Self was recruiting freshman guard Tyshawn Taylor to his Jayhawk team, he warned the young player of one thing. “You’re never going to play for a better coach,” Self told Taylor, “than you already...
Small-town parish thinks ‘bigger’
Who says you can’t think big in a small town?