05-16-25 print edition of The Catholic Missourian
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In this issue
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Pope Leo XIV chosen to lead the Church
Thursday, May 15
The 267th pope, the first from the United States, projected humble clarity from the moment he stepped out onto the balcony above the throngs in St. Peter’s Square. His first words, were …
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Archbishop McKnight looks back on seven years at the helm of this diocese
Thursday, May 15
If Archbishop Shawn McKnight could go to back to Feb. 6, 2018, the day he was ordained a bishop, and tell himself just one thing, what might it be? “Listen intently to Archbishop …
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Sixth-graders learn about ways to answer their call to be saints
Thursday, May 15
SCROLL THE ARROWS to see more photos from this event. Living out one’s calling in life is never easy. “But then again, LIFE isn’t easy!” stated Trish Lutz, a member …
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Midwest March for Life participants stress that God is in charge
Thursday, May 15
CLICK HERE to see a gallery of photos from this event. CLICK HERE to read a related story. Heavy rain pounded nearby areas, but sunshine and a refreshing breeze carried the day in the …
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St. Stanislaus School eighth-graders reflect on MidWest March for Life, what it means to be pro-life
Thursday, May 15
CLICK HERE to read a related story. Not all lessons are learned in a classroom. Take, for instance, the crash-course on the sanctity of human life that the eighth-graders at St. Stanislaus …
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Future deacons gearing up to promote mercy and hope
Thursday, May 15
SCROLL THE ARROWS to see more photos. CLICK HERE to read about more deacon candidates. …
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The reason we serve immigrants
Thursday, May 15
A few months ago, I received a phone call from an individual interested in the work we do at Family Immigration Services. He was a lifelong Catholic who wanted to promote the work of Catholic …
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SAUCIER — Taking it all in
Thursday, May 15
Like so many, my eyes were fixed on the curtained doorway behind the empty balcony. I, too, was curious, excited, hopeful. Finally, the door opened, a cardinal stepped out and proclaimed, …
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