On the same night that the University of Connecticut Huskies defeated the Purdue Boilermakers to win the men’s NCAA National Basketball Championship, a basketball game of more “biblical” proportions played out at St. James Academy in Lenexa.
OK, maybe that’s being a little overly dramatic, but the annual Runnin’ With the Revs on April 8 produced some thrills and spills of its own while promoting vocations in the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas and helping seminarians with the proceeds from a freewill offering.
The game featured eighth-grade and high school students teaming up with priests and seminarians all for the good of vocational awareness. This matchup pitted Team Gray (as I’m going to call them), coached by archdiocesan vocations director Father Dan Morris, against Team Black, coached by Father Mitchel Zimmerman, chaplain/director of the St. Lawrence Catholic Campus Center, and himself a former archdiocesan vocations director.
In the end, Father Morris’ Team Gray won 62-58.
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