Catholic News
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The Catholic Keythe newspaper of the Diocese of kansas city-st. joseph
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16 hours agoSt. Joseph, Missouri – The St. Joseph Catholic Schools Partnership announces that Ann Lachowitzer will be its first president beginning July 1, 2021. Lachowitzer has 25 years of experience in... -
3 days agoSt. Joseph Catholic Schools and Benedictine College are joining forces in a common mission in preparing scholars to be lifelong disciples of Jesus Christ together. Bishop James Johnston, Jr. of the... -
a week ago“Through this new program, at-risk families may be able to find not just help, but also hope.” –Donors Peter and Veronica Mallouk Catholic Charities of Kansas City-St. Joseph has received a $2M gift... -
a week agoLent is upon us: trawl through this listing of fish fries and other meals to find fin-tastic fare. It’s a great oppor-tuna-ty to support your local Catholic community! Click here for a Google map... -
3 weeks agoBy Sr. Jude Andrew, OP “Wouldn’t it be cool if…” When those words come out of a campus minister’s mouth, it is usually the signal that something big is brewing. Several months ago, the campus... -
a month agoIn light of the coronavirus pandemic and heightened pressures in and around the Capitol, this year’s March for Life will look different. A statement on the the March for Life website recently... -
a month agoMissouri celebrates its 200th year of statehood in 2021! The Missouri Catholic Conference’s Messenger looks back at two centuries of state and church history. Read the full Winter 2020 issue here...
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National Catholic Register
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Francisco de Zurbarán, “St. Elizabeth of Portugal,” c. 1635 St. Elizabeth of Portugal, St. Fabiola of Rome, and all you holy men and women, pray for us!
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PHD Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel Levine speaking at a virtual press conference for the Pennsylvania Department of Health March 20, 2020. Levine, a biological male who identifies as transgender...
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The Venerable Cornelia Connelly (1809-1879), pictured around 1877. Venerable Connelly, who was born in Philadelphia in 1809, died in 1879 in the English town of St. Leonards-on-Sea, where she founded...
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Courtesy photo The Little Sisters of the Poor. COMMENTARY: Government restrictions on conscience protection should be opposed by all in a free society.
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Rome Reports