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“A Matter of Faith”: The Artistic Transformation of Our Lady of the Snows Parish

"It's something that anyone and everyone can avail of - the poor, the rich, doesn't make any difference. They can come into the church and see this beauty and they can be enriched by it."

Faith, Hope, and Love – Living as an Example of Christ in a Fallen World

At Bishop Wall's 25th Ordination Anniversary Mass, homilist Fr. Burke Masters spoke of finding true happiness through the three Theological Virtues.

Deep Dive: Why Do Catholics Use Altars?

It’s a fixture in every Catholic Church we visit, and one we’re so used to that we may take it for granted.

“I find myself really blessed”: Fr. Blane Grein Celebrates 60 Years as a Franciscan

"You see the value and you see the beauty in the ways of the people you're ministering with, that their culture is blessed also.”

The Eucharist and Daily Living

Jesus gifted us with the greatest gift ever offered - Himself to us in the form of Holy Communion.

Jesus is Calling You: How the Eucharist Reveals Our Vocation

When you spend privileged time with Jesus, He will invite you to follow Him more closely. And, when the time is right, He will make His call to you clear.

“And the Word Was Made Flesh”: The Bible and the Eucharist

The Scriptures are important in helping us understand the mystery of the Eucharist; the Blessed Sacrament reveals to us in grace the meaning of the Word.

Unsure of What Prayers to Say Next Time You Go To Adoration? Try These!

Many saints had favorite prayers and reflections they turned to - perfect for the next time you pray in front of the Blessed Sacrament!

A Glimpse of the Transfiguration: Adoration and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament

Do you know the history and significance of the act of Adoration? Fr. Matthew Keller breaks it down.

From Zuni to Gallup: Undertaking the First Annual St. Kateri Pilgrimage

Neither the cold nor the many miles were a deterrent to the walkers, each of whom had a personal reason for making the journey.

“My Faith Has Sustained Me”: Kathleen Bowman, Anti-Death Penalty Activist and Navajo Nation Public Defender

Bowman, educated at St. Michaels Indian School, sees no conflict between her Catholic faith and Navajo traditions.

“It is a privilege to be a Religious”: Three Gallup Sisters Celebrate 90 Combined Years of Consecrated Life

"I asked Our Lord: “Jesus, what do you want me to do? What do you want of me?”In my heart I felt a very soft voice that said: “You follow Me.” 

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