Each year, St. Anne Catholic Church awards a one-time college scholarship of $1,000-$1,800 to one young man or woman who chooses to develop musical talent and put it at the service of the Church according to the needs of the parish. Since it is the intention to foster good stewardship of musical talent within the parish, parishioners are given priority, but the scholarship is not strictly limited to parishioners. Applicants must be living faithful Catholic stewardship and agree to the terms listed on the application. Click here to print off application.

You may now tithe and/or make parish or school payments on our website. Click this link to get started. Call the parish office if you have any questions at 316-522-2383.

We are now accepting registrations for new families in our 3 and 4 year old classes. Your child will need to be 3 or 4 by August 31, 2013. The fee for registration is $25. Three year olds attend Tuesday and Thursday and the cost is $80 a month. Four year olds attend Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and the cost is $100 a month. Class times for both are either 8-10:30AM or 12:30-3:00PM. You may register at the school office between the hours of 7:30AM and 3:45PM Monday through Friday. If this time doesn't work for you please call the school office (522-6131) and arrangements will be made.

The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) helps adults learn about the Catholic faith and decide if the Lord is calling them to join the Church. There is no commitment required to start the classes, and there is no cost involved. Catholics who would like to learn more about the faith and adults who need to prepare for and receive Confirmation are also invited to attend. Call the Parish Office for more information at 522-2383.

The British news outlet BBC recently posted a story titled “Recognition Finally For A Warrior Priest’s Heroics”. It is about Fr. Emil Kapaun, the Kansas born priest turned US Army chaplain, who saved numerous fellow soldiers’ lives during the Korean War and later died in a Korean prison camp. Click here for the complete story.