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So Many Choices
The Office of StewardshipSo Many Choices!Modern American culture offers us more choices on how to spend our time than in any time in the history of humankind. In many ways, these opportunities are blessings; but the sheer number of opportunities also poses...
read moreStewardship, why bother?
The Office of StewardshipStewardship, why bother? Do you ever take the time to think about the people you admire the most? I don't mean the people you just read about or watch on t.v. I mean the real people you interact with in your daily life. Of these folks, who are...
read morePractical Ways to Live out Stewardship
The Office of StewardshipPractical Ways to Live out Stewardship A Christian Steward commits to developing certain attitudes and has a particular way of looking at the world. For instance, a steward recognizes that God is the owner of all things, they practice...
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The Office of StewardshipKnowing Your Why As this video so beautifully illustrates, knowing what you do isn't enough. Knowing why you do what you do can free us to be truly inspirational! The Stewardship initiative in the Diocese of Rapid City is all about helping...
read moreThe Fruits of Stewardship – WOW!
The Office of StewardshipThe Fruits of Stewardship – WOW! Foundational Stewardship | 0 commentsIf you are new to stewardship, you might never have heard some of the success of promoting stewardship as a Way of Life in the Diocese of Wichita. In 2017 and 2018, the...
read more“See I Make All Things New”
The Office of Stewardship"See I Make All Things New" In this week's Gospel, Jesus gives us a new commandment: love one another. As I have loved you, so also you should love one another. (cf John 13:34) The commandment to love others is not really new. In the Old...
read moreIntroducing . . . .
The Office of StewardshipIntroducing...Our beautiful new Catholic Way of Life blog! Back in January I wrote this to our email subscribers: "One of the projects we have been working on in the Office of Stewardship is exploring ways to make the information in past...
read moreWhat Is Stewardship? (Hint: It is much more than a $ sign)
The Office of StewardshipIntroducing... Sometimes it is easiest to describe what something is by stating what it is NOT. Stewardship is not merely about how we spend our money. It is certainly is not simply a fancy word used by churches to get people to donate to the...
read moreA Christian Steward Trusts
The Office of StewardshipA Christian Steward Trusts Last Sunday was Divine Mercy Sunday and I have my Divine Mercy image in a prominent place with it's gentle reminder, "Jesus, I trust in You" both challenging and comforting me this week. The day before yesterday the...
read moreMemento Mori! *
The question I am challenged to ask is, “If I die tomorrow, will I regret the choices I made today?”
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The Office of StewardshipExperiencing the Story “Not having any righteousness of my own... but that which comes through faith in Christ... depending on faith to know him and the power of His resurrection." Phil 3: 9-10 I have been thinking this week about the biblical...
read moreLove Should Be Our Primary Motivation
The Office of StewardshipLove Should Be Our Primary Motivation “Don't push where the Holy Spirit is leading." Fr. Charles Lachowitzer On Monday and Tuesday the Bishop, the Chancery staff, most of our priests and many of those who work in parishes were here at Terra...
read moreFinding Ourselves the Outsider
The Office of StewardshipFinding Ourselves the Outsider “My son, you are here with me always; everything I have is yours." Luke 15: 31 I know it was last Sunday's gospel, but the story of the Prodigal Son is just one of those that stick with you! It is such a rich...
read moreThe Joy of the Resurrection is Coming!
The Office of StewardshipThe Joy of the Resurrection is Coming! “Even now return to me with your whole heart for I am gracious and merciful." Gospel Antiphon, Tuesday the 3rd Week of Lent Often when I am teaching as a catechist, I find myself saying, "In Catholicism...
read more“Patience is not simply the ability to wait–it’s how we behave while we are waiting.” Joyce Meyer
The Office of Stewardship“Patience is not simply the ability to wait–it’s how we behave while we are waiting.” Joyce MeyerThis Sunday's 2nd reading from St. Paul's Letter to the Corinthians, cautions the Christian church in Corinth (and us!), not to grumble as some...
read moreChristian Stewards Are Grateful
The Office of StewardshipChristian Stewards Are Grateful “Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.” 1 Thess. 5:16-18 A wise co-worker noted once that St. Paul, in the passage above, does...
read more“Only for today” Let’s Live This Catholic Way of Life More Deeply
The Office of Stewardship“Only for today” Let’s Live This Catholic Way of Life More Deeply Grant O Lord, that we may begin with holy fasting this campaign of Christian service, so that, as we take up battle against spiritual evils, we may be armed with weapons of...
read more“I Used to Think My Mom Lived in the Laundry Room!”
The Office of Stewardship“I Used to Think My Mom Lived in the Laundry Room!”Last October, the Chancery staff retreat was led by Deacon James Keating of the Archdiocese of Omaha. One of the stories he told us has come to my mind recently as we approach the season of...
read moreTrue Fellowship: Generous and Sacrificial
The Office of StewardshipTrue Fellowship: Generous and Sacrificial "Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.” Luke 6:38...
read moreSts. Cyril and Methodius
The Office of StewardshipSts. Cyril and MethodiusToday we celebrate the Feast of Sts. Cyril and Methodius, 9th century brothers who evangelized the Slavic peoples of Eastern Europe. The brothers are perhaps best known for their work in translating the liturgy,...
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