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Bishop John R. Gaydos’s ancestors were from Oružine and Odovině, both in Hungaria, in what is now part of Slovakia. Sacrament records for St. John Nepomuk Oratory in St. Louis include … more
The depths of Bishop John R. Gaydos’s wisdom on many topics was on full display in his regular column in The Catholic Missourian throughout his time as bishop. Here are a few of the many … more
In 1975, Cardinal Carberry appointed the future Bishop Gaydos to the Archdiocesan Committee for the Permanent Diaconate. The diaconate, according to Acts 6:1-7, started when the Apostles saw a … more
In the early days of the Church, there was no such thing as a “cradle Catholic.” Rather, the first Christians won converts for Jesus through the overwhelming force of what they had … more
By tradition, the coat of arms of the bishop is joined to that of the diocese and have their roots in medieval heraldry. As viewed from the front, the left side of the coat of arms presents the … more
FEATURED QUOTE: “How could we ever hold anything back from a God who holds absolutely nothing back from us?” Bishop Emeritus John R. Gaydos (1943-2025) Bishop Emeritus John … more
SCROLL THE ARROWS to see the entire rate sheet.  Please join us in congratulating Bishop-elect Ralph B. O'Donnell on his October 28, 2025 ordination and installation as the Fifth Bishop of … more
A bishop receives a special commission to help govern the Church in a particular diocese and around the world. Yet, he remains very much a priest. “We can know a priest but not know … more
CLICK HERE to see a gallery of photos from this event. Jadon Moss climbed up into the seat of his grandfather’s seasoned Ford Powermaster tractor. Every fiber in the child’s … more
Sweet strains of “Holy God, We Praise Thy Name” parted like the Red Sea in historical St. Augustine Church in South Bend, Indiana. Father Tolton’s Ambassadors were in … more
A dapper cleric, sporting the regal robes of a highest-ranking monsignor, gazes down from a framed photo near the entrance to Fr. McCartan Memorial School in Marceline. His eyes are smiling. … more
Children’s eyes light up whenever Sister Mary Ruth Wand SSND reveals that she has three families. They’re even more surprised to find out that they are part of one of those families. … more
On a coach bus, traveling through the Scottish Highlands, I learned that there are more sheep in Scotland than people. To some, this might feel overwhelming — to recognize one’s … more
I grew upon a farm in Central Missouri, thinking hard work determined my success and my past had little to do with my future. In my family, maybe that was true. But not all families were … more
On July 25-27, a delegation of the Jefferson City diocese attended a Region IX Encuentro at Savior Pastoral Center in Kansas City, Kansas. An encuentro is a spiritual retreat. … more
Bailey Schneider’s “come to Jesus moment” came with a tiara and a sash. “I’m not going to lie — before State Fair week, I was busy, I was struggling, it was … more
Richard H. Kampeter, 84, died on Aug. 8, leaving a legacy of faith, generosity, and service that will continue to bless the Church for generations to come. As members of St. Stanislaus Parish in … more
As a member of the faculty at Conception Seminary College in northwestern Missouri, he helped form future priests for the Jefferson City diocese and beyond. As head of a dicastery of the U.S. … more
Holistic healthcare is increasingly rare in today’s medical practices, where care can often feel rushed, fragmented and impersonal. But true healing involves more than procedures and … more
“Hop through the days of Creation. ... God saw that it was very good!” “Follow the rainbow path from Noah’s Ark to the promise!” “Jump from fish to fish … more
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