It is with deep sorrow that the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas announces the passing of Archbishop Emeritus James P. Keleher. Archbishop Keleher died of natural causes in his
https://vimeo.com/1009330217?share=copy#t=0 Over 60,000 pilgrims attended the Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis and were sent on a mission to spread the good news about the unfathomable gift offered by our Lord at
The vocations office of the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas will send three men to the seminary in order to discern their call to the priesthood.
The National Eucharistic Congress was held in Indianapolis in July 2024. Over fifty thousand Catholics gathered to celebrate the Eucharist and deepen their Catholic faith.
Consider the beautiful sacrifices these young adults have made in spending two months walking for Jesus. I urge all parishioners of the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas, as well as all Christians and people of Faith, to make a small sacrifice by participating in one or more of the events of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage as it journeys through Kansas. – Archbishop Joesph F. Naumann
Archbishop Naumann of Kansas City who shares his story of growing up without a father and how his mother and family gave him the stability and security he needed to flourish and become the man God called him to be. He provides insights to families in our conversation along with a good dose of humor and practical encouragement.
The annual chrism Mass, so-called because it’s during this Mass that the bishop or archbishop consecrates the pure olive oil that becomes the holy oils that are used in administering the sacraments.
As the U.S. Catholic Church fosters eucharistic revival, this year’s observance of Holy Thursday presents the ideal opportunity to revisit and reaffirm our beliefs in this most holy sacrament.
