WWW.THELEAVEN.COM | NEWSPAPER OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF KANSAS CITY IN KANSAS | VOL. 33, NO. 42 JUNE 29, 2012
TRUST ONE GREATER
Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann met with more than 100 young adults at the Trust One Greater event June 16 at the Cathedral of St. Peter in Kansas City, Kan. The evening included a question-and-answer session with the archbishop, eucharistic adoration, as well as social time following the event.
Archbishop meets with young adults
Emily Enna, a recent Benedictine College graduate, prays before Archbishop Naumann’s question-and-answer session at the cathedral.
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ANSAS CITY, Kan. — It’s It was great to get the opportunity to absolutely true. Good gather and to pray.” times can become great The evening began with prayer and a times if God is among the Q-and-A session with the archbishop. It invited. also included a testimony by Joe Yanko, The proof of this could who is battling a brain tumor; music by be found at the Trust One Greater event Jeremy and Molly Aranda; and euchaon June 16, which was led by Archbish- ristic adoration, led by the Little Sisters op Joseph F. Naumann. It was a great of the Lamb. success, according to Matt According to Father HarKarr, lead consultant for the ry Schneider, pastor of the Story by archdiocesan office of evanCathedral of St. Peter, proKATIE HYDE viding a social aspect was gelization and Catholic formation of adults. also very important to the Approximately 125 evening. Following adoraPhotos by young adults attended the tion, the group moved outDOUG HESSE side to white tents set up for event held at the Cathedral of St. Peter in Kansas City, the occasion, where local Kan. The event was designed to bring vendors provided Mexican food and ice youth ages 18 - 35 together with God cream. Many participants, including and with each other. Archbishop Naumann, stayed until 11 “For our first time doing something p.m. like this, it went really well,” Karr said. See “YOUNG” on page 2 “Young people really appreciated it.