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Father James Tiegs prepares his fishing gear. Photo by Mike May/Staff.
Being welcomed into the lives of the people he served, and the many friendships that resulted – those are among the memories that mean the most to Father James Tiegs.
Couples marking milestone anniversaries this year are invited to join Archbishop George J. Lucas at the archdiocese’s annual celebration of marriage gatherings in Omaha and Norfolk.
Father James Kramper shows a rendering and photo of the progress of "Casa de Paz," his new home, which is under construction and will have a wing for guests. Photo by Joe Ruff/Staff.
Just look for what appears to be a big, red barn between Ponca and Newcastle, a few miles from Vermillion, S.D. That’s where Father James Kramper said he will spend his retirement, after serving 44 years in more than a dozen parishes across the archdiocese.
Cardinal Blase J. Cupich celebrates a Mass June 29, the feast of Ss. Peter and Paul, at Ss. Peter and Paul Church in Omaha in honor of the parish’s 100th anniversary. Photo by Mike May/Staff.
A native son who now is a cardinal and Archbishop George J. Lucas helped Ss. Peter and Paul Parish in Omaha celebrate its 100th anniversary.
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Days filled with music and prayer, programs for youth and adults, and two Masses celebrated by Archbishop George J. Lucas will highlight Hispanic congresses planned for July 29 and 30 at V.J. and Angela Skutt Catholic High School in Omaha.
Sharing a spirit of unity, accountability and optimism, 22 representatives of the Omaha archdiocese returned from a nationwide gathering of Catholic leaders with fresh ideas and goals for spreading the Gospel.
A 32-year veteran of education who was the archdiocese’s 2009 administrator of the year has been named president of Norfolk Catholic School.
Tom Venzor, executive director of the Nebraska Catholic Conference, visits after a June 22 lunch sponsored by the Thomas More Society at Christ the King Church in Omaha. Photo by 316 Strategy Group.
Celebrating legislative victories, providing mutual support and encouragement, and equipping people to argue for religious liberty, family and pro-life issues were several goals of a June 22 luncheon at Christ the King Parish sponsored by the Thomas More Society.
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