Our Communications
Have News to Share? Use Our New Communications Request Hub!
Whether you need to promote an upcoming ministry event, share a volunteer opportunity, or get the word out to the parish, we’ve made it easier than ever. You can now submit requests for all of our parish platforms in one single place!
Submit your details for:
The Weekly Bulletin
The Parish E-Newsletter
The Website Calendar & Featured Pages
The Digital Screens in the Narthex
Stop worrying about who to email or how to format your text. Visit this form to fill out our quick request form, and our communications team will take care of the rest!
Parish Updates
Missouri Catholic bishops call for prayer and fasting to support Amendment 3, protecting women’s health, parental rights, and the unborn. Learn more.
The Kansas City Water Department began repairs on the culvert located north of our property approximately three weeks ago. The work is being performed by Leath & Sons. Saint Thomas More and Leath & Sons have reached an agreement to repair portions of the culvert located on church property, specifically in the northeast and northwest areas of the field.
Read an important update from Fr. Matt, the Parish Leadership Team, and the Finance Council regarding our fiscal year financial results, major campus projects, and our shared path forward for St. Thomas More Parish & School.
Help shape the future look of Saint Thomas More! View our two new branding concepts—designed to honor our patron saint and unify our parish, school, and ministries—and share your feedback with us today.
As our parish leadership and music ministry team evaluate the 9AM Mass adjustments, we want to hear how these changes are impacting your experience of prayer, worship, and active participation.
Saint Thomas More is introducing a brief trial of projected music lyrics at the Sunday 9:00 AM Mass starting July 19th to encourage full liturgical participation.
To help streamline our ministry operations and ensure the privacy of our adorers, we are implementing two important changes to our weekly Eucharistic Adoration program.
Since the beginning of April, our leadership team has dedicated dozens of hours to doing one thing: listening. We have sat down with long-time parishioners, school parents, and newcomers alike to get an honest sense of where our community stands.
To build a parish where everyone is truly known, seen, and valued, we have to be clear-eyed about what is working, what is broken, and what is missing. Here is what we found.