News Archive

St. Joseph, Andale, anticipates rededication The spiritual cross that resulted from a lightning strike last June will be lifted this Lent when parishioners of St. Joseph Parish in Andale rededicate… Read More

Four begin working for the diocese Several new employees have recently begun serving the Diocese of Wichita.Mark MillerMark Miller began duties Feb. 11 as the Director of Cemeteries. He succeeds… Read More

Bishop Carl A. Kemme and Father Gabriel Greer assist catechumen Ha McCosh, a member of Christ the King Parish in Wichita, during one of the three Rites of Election and… Read More

Lent begins with a reminder A penitent begins Lent by receiving ashes at a morning Mass in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Wichita Wednesday, March 6, along with… Read More

Ash Wednesday is near; prepare for Easter Ash Wednesday is March 6. It is not a holy day of obligation but it is a day of prayer, abstinence, fasting and… Read More

Safe Haven Sunday will help families protect children Image courtesy of ThePornEffect.com. Most adults are uncomfortable talking about pornography among themselves. Addressing the topic with children is even more difficult.But… Read More

92 All Saints students take part in weekly martial arts classes Greg Gideon assists one of his judo students during a class last week at All Saints Catholic School in… Read More

An excavator made short work of a house north of the Guadalupe Clinic at St. Francis and Gilbert streets in Wichita Tuesday, Feb. 12. The house was razed and the… Read More

Sister Veronice Born dies Nov. 30 in Wichita Sister Veronice Born, 87, died Friday, Nov. 30, in Marian Hall at Mt. St. Mary’s Convent, Wichita.A Mass of Christian burial will celebrated… Read More

Diocesan news, November 16, 2018 Stewards working on stewardship — The Stewardship Works! Networking Group prays before one of its bimonthly meetings Tuesday, Nov. 6, in Bishop Carl A. Kemme’s… Read More

Sisters of St. Joseph took over the former Martinson Block after hospital renovation By Father Michael Peltzer, Diocesan historianDuring the boom times in the late 1880s an ornate, three-story business… Read More

Nash a constant at St. Anthony Family Shelter for 20 years By Heather WelchCatholic Charities St. Anthony Family Shelter has changed a lot in 20 years, but Ann Nash has… Read More