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The Annulment Process and Forgiviness of Abortion: How Pope Francis is Spreading God’s Mercy

Pope Francis has extended the ability to forgive the sin of abortion to all priests, and made permanent changes to the annulment process. We break down how these two issues will affect the Church.

Saints for Today: Thomas Becket, Archbishop & Martyr (1118-1170)

The inspiration behind Geoffrey Chaucer’s epic medieval poem “Canterbury Tales” was Becket’s martyrdom, a horrific incident that turned Canterbury Cathedral into one of the most popular pilgrimage sites in Europe.

Two Stories, One Vocation: Deacons Recall the Path to Ordination

Deacon Greg Carlson's life was dedicated to God before birth; Deacon Robert Badger found Catholicism after leaving Mormonism.

Diaconate Ordination 2015

On Saturday, December 12, the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Bishop Wall ordained two men to the order of the Diaconate. Greg Carlson,...

From the Bishop: Opening the Door to the Year of Mercy

The opening of a door is a physical reminder of God's call to grace.

Diocese Welcomes New Chancellor

The impact of the Chancellor's office, Deacon Copeland says, is turned outward across the whole Diocese. “Certainly the purpose of the chancery is not to serve itself, but to serve the entire Diocese."

Saints for Today: John of the Cross, Mystic and Doctor of the Church (1542-1591)

A man of very small physical stature, John, as poet and mystic, is among the giants.

Saints for Today: Ambrose, Bishop & Doctor of the Church (339-397)

When the Empress Justina attempted to extort two basilicas from Ambrose’s Catholics and give them to the Arians, Ambrose dared the eunuchs of the court to execute him.

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Farmington parishioners recount “joyful” experience at Guatemalan school

A personal account of the new friendship between a Guatemalan school and a parish in the Diocese of Gallup.

Southwest Catholic Youth Conference: calling young people to a joyful life in Christ

“We strive to teach teens of their inherent dignity, and incomparable worth as a son or daughter of God."

The 6 Best Lenten Smartphone Apps

While Catholics have been observing Lent for thousands of years, it's only in the 21st century that we've gained access to the vast wealth of information and convenience that smartphones provide.