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Saints for Today: Francis of Assisi, Religious (1181-1226)

Feast Day: October 4 Francis was born to a wealthy Umbrian cloth merchant’s family. He spent his early years in song, drink, and extravagance, going through...

Serving the Jicarilla Apache People: A History of the Dual Villages of Lumberton and Dulce

The history contained here is complied from letters by Elizabeth Kelley, Msgr. Arthur MacDonald, and documents in the Diocesan archives. The parish of Lumberton began...

Saints for Today: Cosmas and Damian, Martyrs (late 3rd c.)

Feast Day: September 26 Nothing is known of their lives except that they suffered martyrdom in Syria during the persecution of Diocletian. A church erected on...

“No Place for Women and Children”: A History of Holbrook, Arizona

The following history is taken from accounts written by Elizabeth Kelley and an unknown author found in Diocesan archives. The Catholics of Holbrook were originally...

Laguna Church Celebrates 315 Years of History

Anyone driving through west-central New Mexico on Route 66 will eventually spot a white adobe church high atop a hill to the north, situated...

Saints for Today: Januarius, Bishop (late 3rd century)

Feast Day: September 19 Januarius was the bishop of Benevento, Italy, and was beheaded during the persecution of Christians by the Roman emperor Diocletian (245-313). Those...

Sacred Heart School Receives Support, Mentorship from Chandler Catholic High School

School is back in session for private and public systems alike, and one Catholic school has kicked off the semester in a preliminary partnership...

Saints for Today: The Most Holy Name of Mary

Feast Day: September 12 The feast of the Most Holy Name of Mary began in Spain in 1513 and in 1671 was extended to all of...

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