John Rohlf is the Sports Editor at The Warren County Record. He covers themes related to religion and spirituality, focusing on topics such as Christianity, church administration, and the education system within religious organizations. John has been featured in various publications, showcasing his insights into the intersection of faith and education.
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John Rohlf's articles predominantly cover local sports events and educational developments in the Warren County area of Missouri. He focuses on high school sports, particularly basketball, as well as educational policies and district news. If you're reaching out to John for coverage or commentary, consider providing insights related to local sporting events or education-related policy changes within the specified geographic region. Additionally, if you have information about noteworthy achievements by local athletes or schools in these areas, it would likely be of interest to him.
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Becky Humm stands on the grounds of the Vatican this summer. Submitted photo
The Diocese of Evansville hosted another Professional Development Workshop as part of their series, which is designed to serve parish staff across the diocese. Father Andrew Thomas, pastor of St. James Parish and Sts. Peter and Paul Parish, both in Haubstadt, was the keynote speaker. Speakers for breakout sessions were Andrew Martin of Trinity Counseling, Daniela Vidal of Ivy Tech Community College and Jennifer Vaughn of Redstitch.
By: Deacon Folz, Deacon Rocky Mattingly, Deacon Mike Seibert, Nathan Folz, Chase Riecker, John Rohlf
Faithful applaud Chase Riecker, left, and Nathan Folz after their Election. The Message photo by Megan Erbacher
One Diocese of Evansville educator was recently approved for a grant through the Lilly Endowment.
Homeowner Mi’Kyla, second from left, prepares to cut the ribbon as Bishop Joseph M. Siegel, far left, Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Beth Folz, second from right, and Diocesan Chancellor and COO Dean Happe hold the ribbon.
Two diocesan schools are set to welcome new principals for the upcoming school year.
Angie Traylor plays the organ at St. Peter Church in Montgomery.
Young adults gathered at the Diocese of Evansville Catholic Center Aug. 28 for College Night.
Bishop Joseph M. Siegel, right, ordains Deacon Scott Griffin as a deacon.
By: John Rohlf
Leading up to the Aug. 8 permanent diaconate ordination, Deacon Doug Ackerman said it was “hard to grasp and comprehend” being an ordained minister of the Catholic Church.
