Stories, Seminary, and Soft Serve Ice Cream – Luke Friess
Today we are excited to share our 7th episode featuring on of our 5th year seminarians, Luke Friess! Thank you so much for listening to our podcast. In this episode Luke shares about his family, the seminary, and other wonderful stories. We think you will love listening to this episode!… Read More
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Statement on Moral Concerns about the Creation of COVID-19 Vaccine
Please see the following statement of Most Reverend Joseph F. Naumann, Archbishop of Kansas City in Kansas and Chairman of the Committee on Pro-Life Activities, and of Most Reverend Kevin C. Rhoades, Bishop of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Chairman of the Committee on Doctrine, addressing moral concerns about the creation… Read More
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Sit down with the Superintendent – Geoff Andrews
Welcome back to “From the Heart,” the Diocese of Salina’s Catholic podcast! Thank you so much for listening! – Today we are excited to share our 6th episode featuring Superintendent of Catholic schools – Geoff Andrews! Geoff tells us some stories about his time growing up and his journey to… Read More
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Online & Live Stream Masses
Here you can find links to Masses online from different parishes around the diocese. While digital participation can never replace actual presence at Mass, livestream Mass is a great way of keeping our connection with the Mass when it is not possible to be there in person. An ancient practice of… Read More
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E-news to the Faithful: December 4, 2020
Prepare This weekend’s Second Sunday of Advent’s first reading comes from the Book of the prophet Isaiah who summons us to “prepare the way for the Lord.” St. John the Baptist echoes these words in our Gospel reading. God comes to us and desires to give us every blessing from… Read More
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2020 Advent Calendar
Advent derives from the Latin adventus meaning ‘arrival’ or ‘approach’. This is why Advent is a time when we wait, prepare, and look forward to celebrating the coming of Christ at Christmas. Spiritually, we long for the coming of Christ into our hearts as the Holy Spirit draws us into ever deepening relationship… Read More
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Ideas for charitable giving at the end of the 2020 year
The federal legislation referred to as the CARES Act has created several charitable tax benefits for giving. This could make a difference for you and your loved ones as you start to consider year-end giving and tax consequences. Note these changes seem to be just for this 2020 tax year. Read More
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Christmas Greetings to retired clergy and seminarians
If you would like to send a Christmas card to any of our retired clergy or seminarians here is their information. Our Retired Clergy If you do not have their address, mail cards to the following address & we will forward them:(Priest’s Name, c/o Office of the Bishop, P.O. Read More
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