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Kehoe Becomes Missouri’s 58th Governor

Kehoe Becomes Missouri’s 58th Governor

At noon on Monday, January 13, Mike Kehoe was sworn in as the 58th Governor of the State of Missouri. Kehoe, a member of the Cathedral of St. Joseph Parish in Jefferson City, is the second Catholic to serve as governor of Missouri and the first since Gov. Joseph...

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Wednesday Marked Start of 2025 Legislative Session

Wednesday Marked Start of 2025 Legislative Session

On Wednesday this week (January 8, 2025), the State of Missouri formally began the 2025 legislative session. Hundreds of bills have already been filed in both the House and the Senate, setting the stage for a busy session. Rep. Jon Patterson (R-Lee’s Summit) took the...

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Public Policy Committee Lobby Day

Public Policy Committee Lobby Day

Members of the Public Policy Committee of the Missouri Catholic Conference visited the Capitol on Wednesday, February 21, 2024, to meet with legislators and staffers to discuss current and upcoming legislation. The members were able to meet with Rep. Jonathan...

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MCC Report on 2024 Legislative Session

MCC Report on 2024 Legislative Session

The MCC has been busy reviewing the over 2,000 bills that have been filed so far in the 2nd regular session of the 102nd General Assembly. To see what bills the MCC has a position on, click here for the MCC Positions and Progress Report. To see the 2024 Public Policy...

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Gov. Parson Delivers Final State of the State Address

Gov. Parson Delivers Final State of the State Address

On Wednesday, Missouri Governor Mike Parson delivered his sixth State of the State Address to the General Assembly, outlining his budget priorities for Fiscal Year 2025. He called for a cost of living increase for all state employees, for raising the baseline teacher...

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2024 Legislative Session Begins

2024 Legislative Session Begins

Missouri lawmakers returned to Jefferson City on Wednesday to begin the second regular session of the 102nd General Assembly. To date, over 1500 bills have already been filed in both the House and the Senate, setting the stage for a busy session. One of the priorities...

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2023 Legislative Session Begins

2023 Legislative Session Begins

Missouri lawmakers returned to Jefferson City on Wednesday to begin the first regular session of the 102nd General Assembly. To date, over 1200 bills have already been filed in both the House and the Senate, setting the stage for a busy session. One of the priorities...

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