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Hurricane Florence caused record rainfall and flooding in the Carolinas
Before USCCB assembly, bishop of Jefferson City released list of priests and religious accused and/or removed from ministry
Tornado damaged parts of Jefferson City a little before midnight May 22
Hurricane Dorian made landfall in Bahamas as a Category 5 and stalled over Grand Bahama Island
Missouri Catholic Conference reiterates that Medicaid expansion won’t change Hyde Amendment
At least 100 people died and more than 4,000 injured in explosion at Lebanon's primary port
Hurricane hit parts of North Carolina, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, leaving millions without power
Inauguration also marked the beginning of states 200th anniversary celebration
The existence of Catholicism in this area predates the founding of Missouri by more than 120 years
While the Church’s history predates Missouri’s foundation 200 years ago, the influence of the faithful remains strong as ever
Recovery efforts will be hampered by gang activity, COVID-19 and unstable political association
‘Sacredness of all human life’ cited in letter to Gov. Parson on behalf of Ernest Johnson
Priestly vocations have long history in St. Louis, predating Missouri’s establishment as a state
Missouri cites failed abortions as reason for closer scrutiny of Planned Parenthood’s abortion facility