CLICK HERE to read The Catholic Missourian’s 1999 article about the Papal Youth Rally.
CLICK HERE to read The Catholic Missourian’s 1999 article about the Papal Mass.
Rebecca …
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By Jay Nies
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1/18/24
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St. Patrick Parish is built on layers of history, faith and sacrifice.
According to the parish website, the first parishioners were Irish railroad workers laboring in the frontier town during …
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By Hannah Martinez, Rolla
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1/18/24
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Grace and blessings cascaded through the corridors and concourses of the America’s Center Convention Complex in St. Louis.
Nearly 24,000 mostly college-age Catholics from all over the …
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By Jay Nies and Annie Williams
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1/18/24
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The leaders of Fr. Tolton Regional Catholic High School in Columbia choose a theme for each new school year.
This year’s theme is …
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By Jay Nies
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1/18/24
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More families in the Diocese of Jefferson City are choosing a Catholic education for their children as diocesan schools have continued a multi-year trend of stable, growing enrollment.
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By Jacob Luecke
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1/18/24
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Jefferson City native Cam Branson wants his students to be “unapologetically Catholic.”
He longs for them to grow up into people whose faith is readily recognizable in what they say …
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By Jay Nies
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1/18/24
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While many of their classmates were asleep enjoying the first day of winter break, members of Sacred Heart High School’s National Honor Society were up early on a mission to provide healthy …
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By Chris Howell, Sedalia
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1/18/24
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About 1,100 people from all over the Diocese of Jefferson City joined the congregation of about 100,000 at Pope John Paul II’s Mass (on Jan. 27, 1999) in St. Louis.
About 1,000 …
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Staff report, St. Louis
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1/18/24
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Upon arriving at the Light of the World Papal Youth Gathering in St. Louis, Pope John Paul II encountered a spiritually wired throng of more than 20,000 young people whose spirits and emotions had …
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By Jay Nies, St. Louis
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1/18/24
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Young and adult volunteers from Holy Rosary Parish in Monroe City help remove the pews from Holy Rosary Church on Jan. 15, 2024, as substantial …
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Photos by Donna Long
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1/18/24
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The people interviewed for this story asked to remain anonymous:
There was plenty for everybody.
Plenty of food. Plenty of work. Plenty of grace and fellowship.
Plenty of Christmas …
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By Jay Nies
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1/5/24
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Matthew didn’t waste any time finding the chapel after being transferred to the Moberly Correctional Center (MCC) in September 2021.
Upon learning that the new resident was Catholic, the …
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By Jay Nies
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1/5/24
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Who would have thought that Denver’s “Angel of Charity” would make it all the way to Europe?
While her little red wagon might not have crossed the Atlantic, the life, witness …
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By André Escaleira Jr.
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1/5/24
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A vision for Hispanic ministry that has been taking shape for decades in the Jefferson City diocese reached an import Dec. 19.
That afternoon, 13 leaders and representatives of various …
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By Jay Nies
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1/5/24
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Light shone in the darkness along the scenic walkway between Holy Family Church and the parish cemetery in Freeburg.
Fifth- through eighth-grade art students at Holy Family School spent their …
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By Jay Nies
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1/5/24
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People whose visual acuity and command of history surpass that of most others took particular delight in the new vestments created for Conception Abbey’s 150th anniversary.
Jubilee Masses …
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By Jay Nies
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1/5/24
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What do seminarians in all stages of formation and priests battling traumatic or lingering infirmity have in common?
A growing sense of total dependence on God, an inclination to surrender to …
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By Jay Nies, Jacob Luecke and Annie Williams
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12/14/23
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Elizabeth was too far gone to realize that her once-beautiful mind was disintegrating.
The drugs, the repeated trauma and the infections had claimed her sanity and nearly all of her intellect.
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By Jay Nies
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12/14/23
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A seasoned gentleman in polar attire steps into St. Mary of the Angels Church in Wien at the end of Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve.
He walks slowly, reverently, bells slightly jingling as he …
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By Jay Nies
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12/14/23
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The search for shelter, warmth, safety and hospitality is as old as humanity.
So, it may not have seemed extraordinary for a man and his wife, about to give birth, to crisscross the streets of a …
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By Jay Nies
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12/14/23
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