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Band of brothers called to service
Some who disapprove of the phrase ‘Man up’ do so because they associate it with stereotypes about masculinity, many of them negative. However, to the keynote speakers at the Catholic… Read More
Vandalized St. Patrick statue returns home
As Fr. Jorge Lopez and Mary Frances Skinner set to work before a handful of onlookers to remove the blankets, tape, and other protective wrapping around the newly repaired statue… Read More
SEAS middle schoolers hit the streets to help
“As we are out today, and you see people that might not be as clean, they’re talking to themselves, or those types of things, just recognize that each of them… Read More
Editor’s note: Fr. Thomas Dailey, OSFS, will be a keynote speaker at the Catholic Diocese of Wichita’s 2026 Evangelization + Discipleship + Stewardship Conference, scheduled for Friday and Saturday, April… Read More
Unveiled Retreat coming to Wichita this summer
A few years ago, Jake Samour and his wife, Ramie, decided to experience an Unveiled Couples’ Retreat organized by the Tallahassee, Florida-based John Paul II Healing Center. As head of… Read More
Turning from enemies to fruits
He is risen! Truly, He is risen! What a joy it is to step into the Easter season. We have trudged through the Lenten desert with Israel and with Jesus… Read More
Diocese of Wichita’s Second Annual Catholic Women’s Conference encounters Jesus at the well
Before dating apps, personal ads, or dances, there were wells, Sr. Mary Rachel Craig observed at the Diocese of Wichita’s Second Annual Catholic Women’s Conference, held March 6-7 at the… Read More
Wichita’s St. Margaret Mary Parish expanding
“When I first started the project, people thought I was a few beads short of a full rosary,” said Fr. Ned Blick, pastor of St. Margaret Mary Parish in Wichita.… Read More
Mysteries of the rosary adorn the hallways of Bel Aire’s Resurrection Catholic School
Elizabeth (aged but pregnant) takes young Mary (also with child) by the hand as her other arm reaches around to embrace the Blessed Mother, who is draped in a blue… Read More
Faith carries Le through war and POW camp to USA
Night was the worst, recounts St. Margaret Mary Parishioner Thanh Van Le. Unlike their Khmer Rouge counterparts in Cambodia – who acted in the open under broad daylight – Vietnamese… Read More
Seminars invite faithful to consider their plans with a Catholic view
For many, conversations about estate planning can easily be postponed. Few are eager to tackle a task often considered uncomfortable, intimidating, or perhaps meant for someone at a different stage… Read More
More than 600 people set to join the Church
More than 250 men and women took an important step in accepting the Father’s invitation to become his adopted sons and daughters and to strive to live the Catholic faith… Read More