Tag: Everyday Catholic Leaders

“What we are is God’s gift to us. What we become is our gift to God.” That and a plug for the daily rosary was the message Colonel Roger Donlon gave the

On October 5, President of Murphy-Hoffman Company Kenworth (MHC Kenworth) and Benedictine College board member Mike Murphy spoke to students about leadership, and offered some life advice that involved a little risk-taking.

Joining chaplain Fr. Simon Baker and Benedictine College’s record 1,850 students is Fr. Jay Kythe, associate chaplain at Benedictine. Fr. Jay will be looking after the spiritual needs of the students through

By Fr. Tim Hickey | Fr. Hickey is a 1981 graduate of Benedictine College and the former editor of the Knights of Columbus magazine, Columbia. He came back to Benedictine for the 2015 Convocation

It has been said that the difference between a leader and a boss is that a leader serves, while a boss orders. Leaders are not aloof, do not keep themselves away from

Tony Brandt, a 2000 graduate of Benedictine College, is the co-founder of Casting Nets, a non-profit lay apostolate that offers training in evangelization and catechesis. Brandt was at Benedictine College for the

This is the second of two posts looking at the relationship between the religious life and secular life at Benedictine College. This one is an interview with Brother Luke Turner, a junior

Dr. Edward Mulholland is an assistant professor in the Department of Modern Foreign and Classical languages at Benedictine College, where he teaches Greek and Latin. He also co-runs an interdisciplinary “Great Books”

By Archbishop Joseph Naumann  | Naumann is the Archbishop for the diocese of Kansas City, Kan. This is his homily for Benedictine College’s Baccalaureate Mass, May 15, 2015. The renewal and growth

Use the Memorare prayer to approach Jesus through Mary.