As Archbishop Naumann says in his homily, “Your gift to Call to Share helps our Church bring the love of Jesus and the hope of His Gospel to many individuals and families who are our neighbors. As an Archdiocesan family, we can do what no individual or parish could accomplish on their own.” Watch and listen here.
Pope Benedict was a man of prayer and a true disciple of Jesus. His book, Jesus of Nazareth, is a model for Catholic Biblical scholarship.
The Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas will hold a memorial Mass for Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI celebrated by Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann on Saturday, Jan. 7, at 11 a.m. at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Parish.
Value Them Both defeat
Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas
Kansas bishops react to Value Them Both Amendment’s failure to pass
Please join others in prayer for the successful passage of the Kansas Value Them both Amendment and the protection of pre-born children and women facing unplanned and challenging pregnancies in Kansas.
An escalating pattern of theft, vandalism and intimidation targeting members ofthe Catholic Church and other supporters of the Value Them Both amendmentreached a new level overnight when the Church of
U.S. Supreme Court Ruling on Dobbs Ushers in a New Abortion Landscape
“This is a very important moment for Kansas. If we fail to defend the weakest and most vulnerable in our society, then there is very little hope that our country will respect other vulnerable lives.
Together, we can defeat the ‘culture of death’ and build a ‘culture of life. ‘Together, we can make a difference and renew our society so that every human life will be cherished and loved. I want to do all that I can to make Kansas a destination state for life!”
“We must find a way as a culture to protect all human life, especially children. We pray for the children and adults who died, for their eternal life, and for consolation and comfort for their spouses, parents, siblings and all those who mourn their passing.”