by Emilia Shoup | Jul 30, 2023 | Current Newsletter, New Post, Newsletter, Stories
Shirley Luke Schnell was a local talented artist and dedicated, curious, and creative art teacher who made a significant impact on the art world and the lives of her students. Her work has been shown throughout the United States and in Canada, Japan, and Ireland. She... 
by Emilia Shoup | Jul 16, 2023 | Current Newsletter, New Post, Newsletter, Stories, Welcome Center
On December 31st, 1981, Judy Henderson was arrested for murder and the trial that followed found her guilty of capital murder with a sentence of life in prison without parole for 50 years. When speaking of that night, Judy says “Because of my choices of being with the... 
by Emilia Shoup | Jun 18, 2023 | Current Newsletter, Employment Services, New Post, Newsletter, Stories
Involvement with the justice system often starts with barriers thrown up by poverty. Lack of life’s basic necessities – food and shelter – leads to feelings of helplessness and hopelessness. In turn those lead to seeking a solution at any cost. Substance... 
by Emilia Shoup | Jun 15, 2023 | Current Newsletter, New Post, Newsletter, Outreach & Engagement
Surrounded by magnificent works of art, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art’s Kirkwood Hall was at capacity for Catholic Charities’ annual Celebration of Hope Gala on April 29. Chaired by Peggy and Terry Dunn, the enchanting evening brought in over $1.3 million for our... 
by Emilia Shoup | Jun 12, 2023 | Current Newsletter, New Post, Newsletter
Catholic Charities Kansas City – Saint Joseph is partnering with Lions Club on August 12th to give free eye exams and free eye glasses! This event will be hosted at our Kansas City office located at, 4001 Dr. Martian Luther King Jr. Blvd #250, Kansas City, MO... 
by Ashley Everett | Mar 6, 2023 | Current Newsletter, Feature, New Post, Newsletter, Pantry, Volunteer
Since 1964, 8001 Longview Road in Kansas City, MO has been a site of community and hope. With the establishment of St. Matthew Parish, that address became a focal point of the neighborhood, becoming a place of connection, a visible sign of our care and concern for...