He will become the shepherd for some 185,000 Catholics.
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Pope begins to receive very limited visits, Vatican says
As Pope Francis continues his recovery at the Vatican, he is very slowly beginning to get back to his old routine of meeting with top Vatican officials, the Vatican press office said.
British woman prosecuted for silently holding a sign by abortion clinic gets a backup from US State Department
The U.S. State Department has expressed concern over the prosecution of a British woman for holding up a sign outside an abortion clinic that read: "Here to talk, if you want."
Rural Kansas parish holds rosary and Mass for beloved priest tragically killed by gunman
“We don’t want this senseless act of violence to rob us of this knowledge of God’s love for us.”
Miege breaks ground for Our Lady of Lourdes grotto
“On this feast of the Annunciation, what a beautiful time to come together.”
Violence, hate speech met with prayer and unity
Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann led hundreds of Catholics from all over the state in eucharistic adoration followed by a Votive Mass of Mercy.
Frying up food, faith and fellowship for Lent
“It’s bringing the Catholic community much closer.”
Community’s support keeps small KCK parish school open
Ernsting encouraged all supporters of Catholic education to participate in Suds & Scholarships.
Mass of Atonement offers area Catholics chance to offer their support to survivors
“The people of the archdiocese are invited to offer this Mass in atonement for the sins of abuse.”
Seneca parish hosts two-day event for youth and families
“They come back on fire.”