The Diocese of Lincoln explains how priest salaries are determined by combining scriptural tradition with present-day practices. Parishioner offerings remain central as each diocese discerns appropriate financial support for clergy.
St. Teresa School integrates music into daily education as part of fostering creativity and faith among students. Teachers emphasize teamwork while benefactors help supply instruments for young musicians.
Middle school students at St. Joseph School in York presented experiments at an annual science fair on April 23. Teachers say events like these encourage learning while fostering interest in scientific topics.
A recent column from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati encourages Catholics toward personal renewal using gardening metaphors. The piece ties spiritual growth with communal action across local parishes.
The Diocese of Lincoln has published nine key facts about Catholic deacons’ history and roles today. The summary includes details on early Church figures, current practices in southern Nebraska parishes, and distinctions between transitional and permanent deacons.
Nebraska’s Catholic Day of Giving returns on May 6 with participation from three dioceses. Last year’s event raised over $1 million statewide. Organizers encourage donations through an online platform supporting local parishes and ministries.
St. Peter School’s middle school speech team competed at the Jeff Jamboree event on April 11. Students earned several awards while developing public speaking skills under coach Janice Anderson’s guidance.
Catholic college students competed in athletic and faith-based events at Wichita’s Kapaun Mount Carmel High School during Campus Olympics. The gathering combined sports with prayer while fostering community among participants from across Kansas.
Volunteers from the Society of St. Vincent de Paul continue making home visits across south-central Kansas communities under the Diocese of Wichita’s charitable programs. Conference leaders say building relationships is central as they provide rent or utility support for neighbors facing hardship.
A recent reflection examines why parishes exist by emphasizing mercy within church communities. Drawing from personal experience and scripture references, it highlights how parishes can provide support during difficult times.