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Six sets of twins have Nativity kindergarten teachers seeing double
Five sets are fraternal and one set is identical, making for one unique grade.
Organization helps bring Christmas to those who might not have one
The Johnson County Christmas Bureau has been providing holiday assistance to low-income Johnson County residents for more than 50 years.
Holy Destinations: Sacred Heart in Emporia
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Column: Preplanning your Catholic funeral can be a final expression of love
As believers in the risen Jesus, we need not fear death. In fact, we believe death is the doorway to the heavenly kingdom.
Column: Beware: Only 41 shopping days till Christmas
There’s always going to be pressure at the holidays to buy, buy, buy. But what if our purchases could not only make the recipient happy, but also support a worthwhile organization?
Column: Deception plays a prominent role in the battle for life
The magnitude of the worldwide embrace of death is most dramatically demonstrated by the unimaginable scale of abortion.
Column: Supporters do themselves proud at Gaudeamus
In our world today, there is a fine line that each of us walks when it comes to having pride and being prideful.
Tear down this wall: Holy Year calls for human barriers to tumble down
For a spiritual leader who denounces a world divided by walls, a church shuttered by cliques and hearts hardened to compassion, opening wide the Holy Door for the Year of Mercy will be a significant and symbolic moment for Pope...
World Youth Day host city attractive destination for travelers, pilgrims
Pope Francis, invoking Krakow's "two great apostles of mercy," called on the world's young people to join him here for World Youth Day July 25-31.