Steubenville STL Mid-America youth conference inspires an atmosphere of prayer and excitement among almost 5,000 attendees.
Biking for Babies and Crossroads converged for a weekend of raising awareness of the pro-life movement.
Community receives five postulants, parish and sheep for the needy; Messengers of Peace in Colombia continue to grow — in men and sheep.
Mary Ann Hoeynck, retiring from Good Shepherd Children and Family Services, talks about the societal changes in adoptions and attitudes.
Fifty years later, landmark document continues to guide Church teaching on marriage, sancitity of human life and rejection of contraception.
A new parish. Five new postulants. And 17 sheep.
It's been a busy time for the Messengers of Peace in Colombia.
"It's been a whirlwind," said the community's superior, Msgr. Luis Mesa. "The Lord is the one who is leading this."
Founded in 2005 with the guidance and support of Archbishop Robert J. Carlson, the Messengers of Peace is a religious community dedicated to praying for peace in Colombia and around the world. Members perform works of peace through ministry to the...
Jon Halfmann jokes this was his second Steubenville conference.
The 14-year-old from St. Joseph in Imperial has heard about the event since birth, as his parents have regularly chaperoned and volunteered at the conferences since the archdiocese began hosting them in 1999.
The archdiocesan Office of Youth Ministry (OYM) organizes two Steubenville STL Mid-America events, affectionately known as SteubySTL, annually in July. The three-day conferences help people, mostly high-...
It's hard to miss the photos on the oversized bulletin boards on Mary Ann Hoeynck's wall. Too numerous to count, the photos are of children and families whose lives she has touched through her work.
Hoeynck, who is retiring as adoption coordinator at Good Shepherd Children and Family Services, came to the former Catholic Charities Department of Children in 1973 as a Saint Louis University student doing her practicum. She started full time the next year as a social worker helping...
Last month, nine young adults from St. Louis participated in a mission immersion trip to Bolivia, spending time one-on-one with people. They witnessed the work of the archdiocese's Latin America Apostolate, served homeless people, assisted with the parish lunch and tutoring program and toured the parish health clinic, among other activities.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of service in Bolivia of two priests from the Archdiocese of St. Louis, Father Patrick Hayden and Father...
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