It’s Friday morning at the Little Station on Commercial Street. Adrian and Clara begin with Christ’s curious words about old wine and new wineskins, remember St. Gregory the Great, and look across town to Benedictine College, where a symposium asks what it means to remain human in an algorithmic age.
Over coffee, the conversation widens: How do we welcome what is genuinely new without losing what is permanently worth keeping?
Faith, technology, tradition, a few stories from the wider world—and a quiet September morning in Atchison.
Welcome to Daybreak.
