Catholic Diocese of Wichita
Wescott preparing to tackle new role
A quarter century of work for the Catholic Diocese of Wichita isn’t quite long enough for Michael W. Wescott, but he is expressing plans to adjust the volume and nature… Read More
Pair to be ordained to diaconate on May 21
Editor’s Note: At 6 p.m. on Thursday, May 21 at Wichita’s Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, two young men are set to be ordained as transitional deacons for the Diocese of… Read More
Bishop: The risen Christ is our firm foundation
Editor’s Note: Diocese of Wichita Bishop Carl A. Kemme delivered the homily on the morning of Easter Sunday, April 5 at Wichita’s Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. After offering Easter… Read More
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
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
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
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
Eagle Scout project yields slingshot range at Camp Kapaun
Eucharistic adoration and Ninjas. It’s tough to narrow down the best experiences Bishop Carroll Catholic High School sophomore Holden Dible has enjoyed over the years at Camp Totus Tuus, but… Read More
Eyeing the future, St. Rose of Lima, Mt. Vernon, breaks ground on discipleship center
By Michelle Ogden On Sunday, Feb. 15, many parishioners from St. Rose of Lima, Mt. Vernon, gathered with grateful hearts as Bishop Carl Kemme joined us to celebrate the groundbreaking… Read More
Beware the enemies of stewardship
“But I have this against you, that you have lost the love you had at first” (Rev. 2:4). Stewardship was never designed to be an inherited mechanism. It is a… Read More