On Sept. 1, the Edge and LifeTeen students at St. Stephen Church in Bentonville hosted a special prayer vigil in honor of the canonization of Mother Teresa of Kolkata. Evening prayer was followed with a special homily by Father Francis Madanu on Mother Teresa. The prayer vigil ended with the public veneration of a first class relic of the newly declared saint along with the blessing and enthronement of her image in the chapel. In the example of Mother Teresa, all participants were asked to bring household and personal care items to donate to the St. Stephen Benevolent Conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
Latest from News from you
Rita Catherine Head, 80, a member of the Church of St. John the Baptist at Engelberg, died…
Maru Lea Brown, 78, a member of St Paul the Apostle Church in Pocahontas, died Feb. 23. …
Christina DeSalvo Koch a member of Sacred Heart Parish in Morrilton, died Feb. 26 in her…
Sister Dolores Marie Siebenmorgen, a native of Conway, died Jan. 17. She was 95. The sixth…
Two sisters graced the court at Mount St. Mary’s volleyball team this year. Hannah Wherry –…