Priest and other Catholics ride with "Cycling for Change" to fight poverty

Submitted on January 28, 2010
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By Joseph Kenny | jkenny@stlouisreview.com
Jesuit Father Matt Ruhl blessed bikes before a ride last fall. A former pastor of St. Matthew Parish in North St. Louis who now is at a Kansas City, Mo., parish, Father Ruhl has helped gather a team of cyclists and community volunteers for a nationwide effort to reduce poverty.
Jesuit Father Matt Ruhl blessed bikes before a ride last fall. A former pastor of St. Matthew Parish in North St. Louis who now is at a Kansas City, Mo., parish, Father Ruhl has helped gather a team of cyclists and community volunteers for a nationwide effort to reduce poverty.

Calling Catholics to make a difference in the fight against poverty, organizers of "Cycling for Change" gathered at St. Patrick Center in Downtown St. Louis Jan. 21 to rally supporters of the 100-day bike ride across the country.

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