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St. Teresa's Academy celebrates being named Kansas City's favorite high school for fourth consecutive year.
We did it again! I’m excited to share that St. Teresa’s Academy has been named Kansas City’s Favorite High School by the Kansas City Star for the fourth consecutive year! This recognition belongs to our entire STA family. Thank you to our students, parents, grandparents, alumnae, faculty and staff, board members, supporters, and our Sisters of St. Joseph, whose vision more than 160 years ago continues to inspire all that we do. Your enthusiasm, generosity, and belief in our mission are what make this
At Bishop Sullivan Center - One City Cafe is a Lifeline
For some, One City Café helps stretch a thin budget until payday. For others, One City Café is a lifeline. In Jackson County, 1 in 6 people are considered food insecure- up from 1 in 8 in 2022. To help meet the ever-growing need, One City Café community kitchen provides a warm welcome, a seat at the table, and a free, nutritious meal to all who are hungry. In June and July alone, we served 16,537 meals to everyone from families with young children, to individuals coming straight off of the bus from
Pharmacy of Grace - Shawnee Location Now Open!
Shawnee Ribbon-Cutting and Grand Opening Celebration! On July 15, Pharmacy of Grace officially opened the doors of its second full-service location, now serving patients in Shawnee, Kansas. We were honored to celebrate this exciting milestone with the donors, partners, and supporters who helped make it a reality. We were also honored to welcome Shawnee leaders who made it clear how excited they were to welcome us to their community. Mayor Mickey Sandifer called
