With the advent of devices like Fitbit, the Apple watch, and other gadgets, it has become commonplace for people to measure daily activity such as how many steps one has taken in a day.

It may sound strange to ask, “What is the minimum I need to do as a Catholic Christian?”

Three-fourths of a century has gone by since the first Mass in Belton, held in an old liquor store hall early September 1944 with just 60 attending.

The dreadful scourge of sexual abuse of minors has wounded our entire family of faith.

St. Louis, King of France Parish was founded in 1919 by Father Louis Curtis Tiernan and named in honor of King Louis IX of France.

Across the United States, the Little Sisters of the Poor celebrated the order’s sesquicentennial anniversary of their arrival in the U.S., during the Jubilee Year 2018-19, which closed on Aug. 30.

Four days before the 150th anniversary of the laying of the cornerstone and groundbreaking of Cathedral of St. Joseph church, the parish community with Bishop Johnston celebrated another milestone on September 8: the groundbreaking for a new early childhood center.

They came from all over the diocese — around 600 diocesan principals, teachers, preschool directors — on August 14

Bishop Johnston has announced the following clergy assignments:

“In the name of Our Lord Jesus Christ, I, Sister…, vow to Almighty God to live in poverty, chastity and obedience in accordance with the Rule and Constitutions of my community.