Archbishop Naumann on Covid Vaccine Mandates
With so many others, I pray for an end to the COVID-19 Pandemic. I also pray that in combatting this epidemic, we do not create an additional victim, the rights of conscience.
Archbishop Naumann on USCCB Conference
Since there has been much controversy in both the religious and secular press regarding the June Assembly of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, I wanted to share with
Congress is trying to force Americans to pay for abortion.
The Hyde Amendment and similar laws have protected taxpayers from funding elective abortion for 45 years. Now, powerful members of Congress want to take away these laws that both Democrats
Legacy Gifts are Smiles after Funerals
A Blog to share thoughts on what it means for a Catholic to “create a legacy” by Terri M. Lynn, M.T.S, coordinating legacy gift planning marketing for the archdiocese through
The Leaven
The Leaven won 18 CMA awards, including seven first-place awards and took third place for Best Weekly Newspaper
Everyone Can Help
Teens who “age out” of the foster system without the loving support of a family face sobering statistics: 20% become homeless; 25% enter the justice system within two years; 71%
St. James football wins Kansas Class 4A state championship
by Todd Habigertodd.habiger@theleaven.org HUTCHISON — Last week, they toppled a dynasty. This week, St. James Academy was crowned king as the Thunder captured the Kansas Class 4A state championship with
Dodge City Bishop Abuse Allegation
Archbishop Naumann to head abuse allegation investigation
Voting in 2020
Dear Friends, In a democratic society, an essential part of Christian discipleship is being a well formed and well informed voter. Being a well formed voter requires knowing the moral