December 22, 2009

Midnight Mass in the Extraordinary Form in Wichita, KS


Midnight Mass in the Extraordinary Form of the Latin Rite will be celebrated at Old Saint Anthony's near downtown Wichita, Kansas, on Christmas Eve. (Directions) For more information, go here.

December 20, 2009

Father Kapaun Documentary to be Broadcast on Kansas Public Television


KPTS Channel 8 will broadcast “The Miracle of Father Kapaun," produced by Wichita Eagle photojournalist Travis Heying, beginning with a television premier on Tuesday, Dec. 22 at 7 p.m. and again on Sunday, Dec. 27, at 9 p.m. with additional airings in January (more on that later).

From a
Catholic Advance bit on the broadcast: Father Emil Kapaun, a priest of the Diocese of Wichita originally from Pilsen, Kan., died a hero in a North Korean POW camp in 1951. The documentary features the soldiers he saved during the Korean War and a young Kansas athlete who believes prayers to Kapaun saved his life last year. His recovery could aid the cause to make Kapaun just the third American-born saint.

To order the DVD go here.


December 13, 2009

Conclusion: Father Kapaun Series in The Wichita Eagle

Today is Day Eight in the eight-day Wichita Eagle series on Servant of God Father Emil Kapuan, a Korean War chaplain and POW who died in captivity. Click here for today's story. Click here for previous parts of the series and for more information on the stories that will follow each day this week (from December 6-13).

December 12, 2009

Day Seven: Father Kapaun Series in The Wichita Eagle

Today is Day Seven in the eight-day Wichita Eagle series on Servant of God Father Emil Kapuan, a Korean War chaplain and POW who died in captivity. Click here for today's story. Click here for previous parts of the series and for more information on the stories that will follow each day this week (from December 6-13).

December 11, 2009

Day Six: Father Kapaun Series in The Wichita Eagle

Today is Day Six in the eight-day Wichita Eagle series on Servant of God Father Emil Kapuan, a Korean War chaplain and POW who died in captivity. Click here for today's story. Click here for previous parts of the series and for more information on the stories that will follow each day this week (from December 6-13).

December 10, 2009

Day Five: Father Kapaun Series in The Wichita Eagle


Today is Day Five in the eight-day Wichita Eagle series on Servant of God Father Emil Kapuan, a Korean War chaplain and POW who died in captivity. Click here for today's story. Click here for previous parts of the series and for more information on the stories that will follow each day this week (from December 6-13).

December 09, 2009

Day Four: Father Kapaun Series in The Wichita Eagle

Today is Day Four in the eight-day Wichita Eagle series on Servant of God Father Emil Kapuan, a Korean War chaplain and POW who died in captivity. Click here for today's story. Click here for previous parts of the series and for more information on the stories that will follow each day this week (from December 6-13).

December 08, 2009

Day Three: Father Kapuan Series in The Wichita Eagle


Today is Day Three in the eight-day Wichita Eagle series on Servant of God Father Emil Kapuan, a Korean War chaplain and POW who died in captivity. Click here for today's story. Click here for previous parts of the series and for more information on the stories that will follow each day this week (from December 6-13).

December 07, 2009

Day Two: Father Kapuan Series in The Wichita Eagle


Today is Day Two in the eight-day Wichita Eagle series on Servant of God Father Emil Kapuan, a Korean War chaplain and POW who died in captivity. Click here for today's story. Click here for previous parts of the series and for more information on the stories that will follow each day this week (from December 6-13).

December 06, 2009

Day One: Father Kapaun Series in The Wichita Eagle


Today begins an eight-day series in The Wichita Eagle on Servant of God Father Emil Kapuan, a Korean War chaplain and POW who died in captivity. Click here for the first story in the series. Click here for more information on the stories that will follow each day this week (from December 6-13).