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Topeka parish blesses ground for new hall, education center
Barb McCauley has always been one to “dig into” a project, but rarely with a shovel.
Human life: Science backs the bishops
Do you want to know when human life begins? John Haas has a suggestion.
‘Mother Church’ celebrates 150th anniversary
When it comes to the Catholic faith, all roads in Wyandotte County lead to St. Mary-St. Anthony Parish here.
Column: Rosary can calm a troubled heart and lift us from our suffering
Last week, in this space, I encouraged every member of the Archdiocese, during the month of October, to make a personal commitment to pray the rosary daily.
Illuminated
In the beginning was the Word.
Longtime supporters of Catholic education to be honored
More than 600 guests — almost double last year’s attendance — are expected at the sixth annual Gaudeamus dinner and recognition celebration to be held Oct. 18 at the Overland Park Convention Center.
Column: Grandson opens columnist’s eyes to the comfort of the Lord
The Bible clearly identifies the kingdom of God and its relationship to children. Children possess an innate goodness that is pleasing to God.
Column: Citizenship starts with voting, culminates in advocacy
I have it on good authority, meaning something I heard once somewhere, that once upon a time in this country some bishops would assign a priest to preach on hell.
Column: Christ invites, not forces us, to know him
"Being Christian is not the result of an ethical choice or a lofty idea, but the encounter with an event, a person, which gives life a new horizon and a decisive direction.”