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BIBLE ACCENT: Lazarus and the Rich Man
In Luke 16:19-31, Jesus used another example of a rich man to teach His followers a lesson. Jesus told the parable of a wealthy man who lived a luxurious life, dressing in fine clothes and eating … more
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YOUTH: How the Church can welcome young families
Many people have assumed that once millennials started to grow older and have kids, a large number would return to the Church or become more actively engaged. This has not materialized — … more
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The abbey at Monte Cassino.
SAINT SPOTLIGHT--St. Petronax
St. Petronax (d. 747) was from Brescia, Italy, and joined the Benedictines. In 717, he traveled to the ruins of an abbey at Monte Cassino. The hermits living in the ruins elected him as their … more
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SAINT SPOTLIGHT--St. Eugene de Mazenod
St. Eugene de Mazenod was born in France in 1782. He and his family fled to Italy during the French Revolution. Eugene returned 11 years later and decided to become a priest when he saw the state of … more
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Media literacy and adolescents: a good fit, but it could be better
Parents are concerned with the amount of time their children spend with media, and not knowing whether they're making the right choices.A study unveiled April 7 during an American Psychological … more
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KIDS CHRONICLE--Jesus returns to His Father in heaven
After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to his Apostles and other followers several times.He spoke to Mary of Magdala at His empty tomb. He twice appeared in the midst of the Apostles when they were … more
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KIDS CHRONICLE--Peter sees a vision and baptizes the gentiles
Word had reached the Apostles and other believers in Judea that the Apostle Peter had done something outrageous while visiting the town of Joppa.Not only had Peter agreed to enter the home of a … more
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COMING OF AGE--Grieving activists challenge us to act
The survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida, where 17 people were killed, have sparked a national debate over gun control laws.Amid the tragedy, the … more
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Participants in one of last year’s Camp Maccabee sessions pray Night Prayer outside before heading to bed.
Helping young men unleash the power to serve
Love really does conquer all, provided people know how to give it, accept it and acknowledge God as its exclusive source. That was a prevailing theme at Camp Maccabee last … more
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Youth: Saint Spotlight St. Benedict the Moor was born in Sicily in 1526. His parents were slaves, but as the eldest child, he was freed. Nicknamed “the holy Moor” because of his faithfulness and good works, he became a hermit. He eventually became a Franciscan lay brother and worked as a cook in a convent near Palermo, Sicily. Many people came to visit the convent because Benedict was so holy and also was known for his miracles. Even though he could not read or write, he was named the convent’s superior. He died in 1589. On April 4, we honor Benedict, who is the patron saint of Palermo and of African-Americans.
Youth: Saint Spotlight
YOUTH: Bible Accent
Just days before He was crucified and died, Jesus traveled to Jerusalem with His Apostles to celebrate the Passover.   The Passover was a very important celebration for the Jews. On … more
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YOUTH: ‘Make some noise!’ Pope Francis at five years
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Members of the student council of Our Lady of Lourdes Interparish School in Columbia display the gifts they received at a baby shower they organized for the St. Raymond’s Society, a comprehensive ministry for woman who are in crisis pregnancies, and their babies.
YOUTH: A spring shower at Lourdes
Nineteen high school students from St. Bonaventure parish in Marceline, Immaculate Conception parish in Brookfield and St. Mary of the Angels parish in Wien fill the front rows at Mass in Immaculate Conception Church before embarking on a lock-in event with food, fun and fellowship at St. Bonaventure.
YOUTH: High school fellowship
The Sacred Heart School Math Team in Sedalia placed first in the Kaysinger Conference Math Contest for the 10th year in a row.
YOUTH: Power of 10
The Helias Dance Explosion team at Helias Catholic High School in Jefferson City won second place in precision dance and first place in dance mix at state competition. The team placed 3rd in state overall. Sophomore Jordan Jones won 2nd place with her solo. The team also had the highest GPA average for all 3A schools with 3.836.
YOUTH: Give me an H!
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Pope asks that young people write meditations for Way of Cross
In light of this year’s Synod of Bishops on young people, Pope Francis has asked that the Way of the Cross meditations be written by a group of students. An Italian high school religion … more
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Confirmation candidates from Immaculate Conception parish visit a local nursing home in February as a service project in honor of newly ordained Bishop W. Shawn McKnight.
BROOKFIELD: Service project in honor of Bishop McKnight
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Coming of Age: No harm in gossiping?
During my sophomore year, someone started a rumor about me. I don’t know who started the lie, but my so-called friends repeated the gossip. This resulted in half the class not talking to … more
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Jesus is accused of breaking the Sabbath
Jesus and His friends were in Galilee, where Jesus performed a miracle in Cana. Afterward, they traveled to Jerusalem for a feast of the Jews.   As Jesus and His friends neared the … more
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