For two decades, the Vocations Office of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph has gathered hundreds of fifth graders together at Archbishop O’Hara High School for a very special reason:
The world needs health care professionals dedicating their lives “in imitation of the Divine physician, Jesus Christ.”
It was a rare and gorgeous 64-degree Sunday afternoon on Feb. 8.
Praise be to God for the gift of marriage and family, which He has made the building block of human society!
Only recently, it seems, we have left behind the beauties of the Christmas mystery,
The 77 homicides in Kansas City in 2014 were the lowest number in more than 40 years.
If anybody’s mind was wandering as Bishop Robert W. Finn began his homily, he certainly brought them back to attention.
Two great events in the last weeks are fresh in my memory as I share a few thoughts on Vocations this week.
Jesus came to live among us, and he never really left.
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