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Sometimes when Shannon Gaono closes her eyes, she sees faces of people she’s gotten to help. They are smiling faces of children whose futures look brighter due to the surgeries she and her … more
Father Francis O’Duignan was in Ireland visiting family and potential seminarians. Meanwhile, one of his young parishioners was getting to know the Franciscan priests from Quincy, Illinois, … more
Deacon Thomas Whalen, newly published author, has spent his entire adult life learning “sign language.” That is, the sometimes-subtle, sometimes-splendid, always-awesome influence of the God … more
Annette Harriman and several new friends were trying to build a model out of marshmallows and uncooked spaghetti noodles. It didn’t go very well. “I guess I learned that I need to focus … more
Seventy-five years ago this spring, two brothers from Loose Creek woke up, went to church and became priests. Father Francis Holterman (1924-1962) and Father Herbert Holterman (1926-2002), along … more
Missouri’s Roman Catholic bishops are counseling voters to think carefully before voting on Amendment 5 to the state’s constitution. The proposed amendment, one of several amendments stated … more
Recently, a good friend of ours posed a significant question: “What do you think it means to live a life of meaning?” As sisters and digital marketing students at State Technical College of … more
SCROLL THE ARROWS to see more photos. CLICK HERE to read a related story. School fixtures that would have been set aside will get a new life in classrooms far away, thanks to a unique … more
The Missouri State Council of the Knights of Columbus recently honored Father Ernest Dike, canonical administrator of Immaculate Conception Parish in Montgomery City and St. Patrick Parish in … more
Through most of her 74 years in religious life, Sister Bernita Wasinger SSND never knew what it felt like to be tired. “I don’t know what ‘tired’ is,” Sr. Bernita, 93, would tell … more
CLICK HERE to read a related story. CLICK HERE to read another related story. “I kept hearing how wonderful you all are, so I decided I had to come and see for myself.” Bishop … more
Jorge Guevara believes he’s been given a one-in-a-million opportunity to help people who are suffering in his beloved Venezuela. The South American nation has been plagued with years of … more
SCROLL THE ARROWS to see more photos. Parabolic perspectives and melodic mantras swirled around the barrel-vaulted ceiling of Immaculate Conception Church in Jefferson City. It was an … more
A prominent cleric summoned Catholics to mark the nation’s 250th birthday with celebration, introspection, gratitude and resolve. He reminded the faithful that the greatest nation in the world … more
Some people make a difference through what they do. Others make a difference through who they are. For the past nine years, Jeremy Morris has done both as Treasurer and a member of the … more
SCROLL THE ARROWS to see more photos. Bishop Ralph B. O’Donnell joined Gov. Mike Kehoe, Cole County Presiding Commissioner Sam Buschman, distinguished Missouri historian Bob Priddy, local and … more
Chemically induced abortions are set to resume in Missouri, following a June 18 court ruling. Jackson County Circuit Judge Jerri J. Zhang’s 20-page decision strikes down most of the … more
Former vicars general don’t fade away. They just keep on ministering. “These eight years have been a privilege, but I’m looking forward to focusing on other things,” said Monsignor … more
CLICK HERE to see a gallery of photos from this event. A parishioner’s forgotten gift to Annunciation Parish in California kept growing without anyone knowing. When it came time to … more
Father Daniel Merz led a group up to the roof of St. John Henry Newman Church in Columbia. Vestments flowing in the wind, he offered prayers and went about sprinkling holy water onto an acre of … more
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