Parental Vision for Morality in the Home
As parents, we have the great opportunity to actively shape and guide our children’s spiritual growth. We stand as their... Read More
Faith Formation
Time for Our ‘Grit and Grind’
As the saying goes, “You cannot love what you do not know.” Our formation in stewardship is a way for... Read More
Roles in a Catholic Family
The family is the “original cell of social life” (Catechism of the Catholic Church 2207) and the need to support... Read More
Brief History of Stewardship in the Diocese of Wichita
Just as a fish tank needs a delicately balanced environment for fish to thrive, the Diocese of Wichita provided the... Read More
The Gift of Treasure – Part 2
Stewards, motivated by mission and knowing they have a part to play, are called to give their first fruits. This... Read More
A Brief Tour of Some Renovated Spaces
Now that we have entered our newly renovated Church, I wanted to take a moment to go over some key... Read More
The Gift of Treasure – Part 1
Monsignor McGread was fond of saying, “You will never find a U-Haul behind a hearse.” Jesus himself warned of being... Read More
The Rite of Blessing for Our Church Doors
There is a very important expression in Church formation, “lex orandi, lex credenda, lex vivendi,” meaning, “the law of praying... Read More
Abortion is a Sin
“During those days Mary set out and traveled to the hill country in haste to a town of Judah, where... Read More
Begotten Not Forced: IVF Immorality
The Church teaches that human dignity is best respected when the beautiful sexual union of two people conceives a child.... Read More
Pillars of Formation
I want to make an analogous connection between these architectural aspects and stewardship. I believe they can be connected to... Read More
The Bookends of Life and Death with Everything Else in Between
We were out in California visiting my relatives and I was about 26 weeks along in my second pregnancy. Sometimes... Read More