A unique school at the Vatican dedicated to encouraging young people to practice traditional crafts and skills that risk dying out has accepted a student from the United States to attend its specialized courses.
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Helping next-gen debaters find their voice
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Relic of ‘Apostle of the Impossible’ displayed in archdiocese
"My hope is that the parishioners and visitors will receive healing — spiritually, emotionally and physically."
Abortion conversion stories invite us to open our hearts to God
Jesus came to save, not to condemn.
Will your legacy reflect what is most important in your life?
Bill Maloney is the executive director of the archdiocesan office of stewardship and development. You can email him at: wmaloney@archkck.org. by Bill Maloney What will be your legacy? As a father and grandfather, I often reflect...
November is a time to be sure no important thing goes unsaid
Libby DuPont is a consultant for the archdiocesan office of marriage and family life. by Libby DuPont Now that Halloween is behind us, the world around us will begin to roll out Christmas in full force. Personally, I prefer to...