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Eucharistic pilgrims: ‘Advancing steps, advancing the kingdom’

Cate Whitmarsh, still taking in a special day, reflected on the awe of her proximity to Jesus. “I was able to walk probably three feet from Christ for over an hour,” Whitmarsh said. “It’s incredible to think about that after the fact. “It felt like we were walking together, hand-in-hand, like best friends.”

‘I’m looking forward to being an instrument of God’s mercy’

Before Deacon John Grim was born, his parents prayed that God would bring them a son who was called to be a priest. On June 28, God willing, their prayers will be answered.

Strong fathers make a difference in guiding lives

Father’s Day is June 15

‘Grit, focus and determination’ - Retiring Snodgrass carried public service traits to Cristo Rey

When Deby Snodgrass retired as Oklahoma’s Secretary of Commerce and Tourism in 2019, leading a high school was nowhere on her radar. Yet, as Snodgrass points out, “Proverbs 16:9 says, ‘The human heart plans the way, but the Lord directs the steps.’”

‘Monumental’ remembrance: City keeping life, legacy of Kate Barnard alive

Connie Cronley sat nearby, listening intently as Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt lauded the accomplishments of Kate Barnard on the 150th anniversary of her birth, then officially declared May 23 as Kate Barnard Day.

Statement on the U.S. Supreme Court’s 4–4 decision upholding Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling

Statement on the U.S. Supreme Court’s 4–4 decision upholding Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling barring Catholic charter school

Panhandle church celebrates improvements

Parishioners of Church of the Good Shepherd, in the Panhandle town of Boise City, recently celebrated the completion of upgrades to their church building and facilities.

Foundation launces one million Holy Hours campaign for Pope Leo XIV

BELOIT, Kan. – Adoratio Foundation, in partnership with Comunità Regina della Pace, has launched an initiative to offer one million Eucharistic adoration Holy Hours for Pope Leo XIV.

Anniversary of ‘Laudato Si’ prompts opportunities for reflection

This year marks the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis’ encyclical, “Laudato Si.” The title translates to “Praise Be To You,” a reference to Saint Francis of Assisi’s “Canticle of the Creatures,” a religious song praising God for all of creation, from Brother Sun to Sister Water.

‘Brand new baby’ entering spotlight

Rother Shrine set to host national convention