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Paul Masek believes couples who make time to pray together experience incredible unity with God and one another. It’s difficult to describe but easy to recognize. “We’re … more
CLICK HERE to see a video of the prayer. Monsignor Robert A. Kurwicki, chaplain of the Missouri House of Representatives, led the assembly in prayer the morning of Feb. 5, 2025, the Wednesday … more
Kathy Coulson never stopped being a teacher. Her students are quite different now. “Just as a classroom teacher observes and assesses each student, learning their personal strengths … more
In six years as a Coordinator of the School Improvement Process for the Jefferson City diocese, Nancy Heberlie has visited nearly every Catholic school in these 38 counties. At each, she … more
CLICK HERE to read Bishop McKnight’s “Making Connections” column on this topic. CLICK HERE to read a related perspective. No one can dispute the power of sacred music to … more
“Today, we raise our hearts in gratitude and admiration for a remarkable woman who has devoted 50 years to shaping minds, nurturing spirits, and leaving an indelible mark on the community of … more
Darrin Hartman is the choir director at Sacred Heart School and has lived in Sedalia his whole life. His appreciation for music began early in life and, fostered by his parents, Hartman has made … more
Father Joseph Detwiler, associate pastor of St. Patrick Parish in Wentzville in the St. Louis archdiocese, gave the following invocation at the Governor’s Prayer Breakfast on Jan. 15 in … more
It was a time to celebrate, to pray and to hope. Hundreds of friends, family members, colleagues and supporters of newly elected Gov. Mike Kehoe joined him and Bishop W. Shawn McKnight at Mass … more
The man whose company built the new organ for the Cathedral of St. Joseph said his life’s mission is to produce “functional works of art.” And like all sacred art, its purpose … more
CLICK HERE to see a gallery of photos from the Opening Mass. CLICK HERE to read a related article on norms for receiving a plenary indulgence during the Jubilee Year. CLICK HERE to read a … more
SCROLL THE ARROWS to see additional photos. Benedictine Father Kenneth Reichert wouldn’t want to be remembered for nearly dying in a puddle of his own blood in the monastery he called home … more
Jonathan Pund thought people in his “Parishes as Communities of the Beatitudes” faith-sharing group might hold back somewhat because the bishop was participating with them. The Holy … more
CLICK HERE to see a video clip of Kathleen Basi and Katie Wills performing together. SCROLL THE ARROWS to see more photos. Kathleen Basi and Katie Wills are Catholic composers, musicians … more
On July 7, 1854, Father William Walsh became the third priest to lead St. Peter Parish in Jefferson City, which at the time consisted of approximately 40 families. His tenure with the parish was … more
The Church recognizes that sin has two distinct consequences: destruction of a person’s communion with God, and an unhealthy attachment to things of this earth. The relationship with God … more
The proclamation of the date of Easter and the other moveable feasts on the Feast of the Epiphany of Our Lord dates from a time when calendars were not readily available. It was necessary to … more
CLICK HERE to read the text of Bishop McKnight’s homily CLICK HERE to see a gallery of photos from Fr. Clever’s Ordination Mass. CLICK HERE to see a gallery of photos from Fr. … more
Throughout Salvation History, God has been lifting up the lowly and sending them to proclaim his message to the powerful. Faith and trust are what these unlikely emissaries have in common. … more
God doesn’t call angels to be priests. He calls human beings. “It’s not by my own might but by God’s own grace,” said Father Henry Ussher. “God … more
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