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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
CLICK HERE to read a related story. Bishop McKnight preached the following homily Dec. 7 during the Ordination Mass for Father Gregory Clever: In this season of Advent, a season of joyful … 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
The date for celebrating Jesus’s birth comes from early Church Fathers’ calculations for the date of the Annunciation, not from some corresponding pagan feastday. Guillermo … more
Her first Christmas on mission in Guatemala was vastly different from the rest. “I was there when we had the earthquake in 1976,” Sister Karen Thein SSND recalled, “and our … more
Some who were raised to observe the Ten Commandments as the yardstick for discipleship are discovering The Beatitudes in several communities for seniors in the diocese. With facilitators from … more
Recently, I learned something that has profoundly shaped the way I think about hope. In Hebrew, the word for hope, tikvah, carries a meaning that is both powerful and tangible. It … more
The soft-spoken cleric felt a combination of weariness and relief as the train pulled into the station. Father Augustus Tolton, formerly enslaved, formerly deprived of his priestly aspirations, … more
Small groups in St. Joseph Parish in Pilot Grove studied and talked about the Four Pillars of Stewardship. Then, they took a good, hard look around. “Each week, the study materials … more
The best-laid plans are no match for what God has in mind for every individual he creates. The key is to trust and follow him. “That’s not to say that what you have planned out … more
SCROLL THE ARROWS  to see more photos.  “I am willing to do whatever it is you want, no matter what it is ... I have a missionary soul, lead me to the land that thirsts for … more
Lois Thomas has been encountering Christ in prison for three decades. She recognizes him and affirms his presence within each of the incarcerated men and women she visits on God’s behalf. … more
It takes a lot of turkeys to fill thousands of Thanksgiving Day plates. And they don’t cook themselves. “It takes an army of volunteers, with a few extraordinary servant … more
One needn’t be religious to oppose abortion on human-rights grounds, but Brianna Wieberg’s passion for life is fueled by her faith. “God is the reason we do what we do,” … more
The parishioners of St. Robert Bellarmine Parish in St. Robert are used to integrating new people into their community. This parish is located near a busy military base, Fort Leonard Wood, which … more
SCROLL THE ARROWS to see more photos. Musicians across the Diocese of Jefferson City gathered in the Cathedral of St. Joseph to share their talents on Sunday, Nov. 24. And “he who … more
The Cursillo Movement for the Jefferson City diocese held its Fall 2024 Weekends at St. Joseph Parish in Edina. This was the second time in two years that weekends were held there. … more
As we approach the season of gratitude and reflection, we invite you to not only give but to feel connected to the profound work of Catholic Charities of Central and Northern Missouri. Our … more
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