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Close to 200 clerics who had been named bishops in the past year were not the only ones in the Vatican’s New Synod Hall to have been thrust into new ministries and leadership roles. … more
Bishop-elect O’Donnell’s favorite activities outside his clerical duties often involve fellowship and camaraderie. “I really enjoy getting together with friends and … more
In 1846, Father William Walsh became the first resident pastor of St. Peter Parish in Jefferson City. He was later appointed pastor of St. Bridget of Erin Parish in the Kerry Patch neighborhood … more
El padre Ralph B. O’Donnell nació en agosto de 1969 en Omaha, Nebraska. Es el décimo y úlCmo hijo de Mary Jane y el difunto Terrance O’Donnell. Creció en la … more
A continuación, una declaración de Monseñor Robert A. Kurwicki, administrador de la Diócesis de Jefferson City: ¡Alabado sea Jesucristo, ahora y por siempre! … more
CLICK HERE to read a related story about “Soul on Fire” in the St. Louis Review. This article was originally published in the Oct. 7, 2011, issue of The Catholic Missourian. John … more
Missouri’s Roman Catholic Bishops are urging lawmakers and policymakers at every level of government to work toward lasting solutions to the challenges and opportunities brought by immigrants … more
CLICK HERE to see a gallery of photos. Five years and 10 months ago, Archbishop George J. Lucas addressed the people of St. Margaret Mary Parish in Omaha, Nebraska. He was there to install … more
Father Russell Judge had a passion for chess. “My father taught me to play, but Russell taught me the beauty of the game,” said Bill Judge, Fr. Judge’s oldest nephew. Fr. … more
Blazer-blue blazers set them apart from the rest. They are the inaugural inductees into the Trailblazer Hall of Fame at Fr. Tolton Regional Catholic High School in Columbia. “Wear … more
How does a young Christian woman who punched holes in walls; ripped a door off its hinges; broke dishes, remote controls, and the heart of her beloved; and used her car to run someone off the road in … more
More than 40 people gathered for a photo with their placards Sept. 23 during the opening rally for the 40 Days for Life fall campaign in Columbia, beginning the 17th year of peaceful pro-life vigils … more
When you think about what matters most in life, what comes to mind? For many of us, faith, family and the difference we’ve made in the lives of others rises to the surface. We all … more
No one who knew Bishop John R. Gaydos will forget his warmth or his smile. Nor the sheer firepower of his intellect. “In some ways, he was bigger than life,” said Sister … more
There are some things about being a bishop that only a fellow bishop understands. A few of Bishop John R. Gaydos’s friends who carry crosiers commented on his passing from this life and … more
CLICK HERE to see a gallery of photos. CLICK HERE to see another gallery of photos. CLICK HERE to watch a livestream of the Funeral Mass. “Jesus, remember me when you come into … more
Two seminal events in Church history helped define the totality of Bishop John R. Gaydos’s 56 years as a priest and 28 years as a bishop. They are the Second Vatican Council and the New … more
Monsignor Robert A. Kurwicki believes Bishop John R. Gaydos will go down in history as “the most quotable bishop of Jefferson City.” “He was witty, urbane, well-read and very … more
Bishop John R. Gaydos would often end his letters with a request: “Let’s pray for each other and for vocations.” “His reasoning was, it doesn’t matter whether … more
The following memories and tributes were posted on the Jefferson City diocese’s Facebook page and on pages that shared the message of Bishop Gaydos’s passing, and on the memories page of … more
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