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Saints for Today: John I, Pope (D. 526)

Pope John I governed the Church for only three and a half years (523-526).

Chapter 11 April Filings

Notice of Status Hearing, Filed April 3 Third Quarterly Notice Disclosing Compensation Submission of Catholic Mutual Regarding Mediation Response of Diocese to Submission of Catholic Mutual, re:...

Saints for Today: Pius V, Pope (1504-1572)

He accepted the “shoes of the fisherman” at a time when the Church was suffering from the Protestant revolt in most of Northern Europe.

Salt Lake City Bishop Appointed to New Mexico Archdiocese

The bishop's commitment to social justice, especially care for the undocumented and the poor, is noteworthy

Lumberton Principal Nominated for Lumen Christi Award

Although the school has been providing quality Catholic education to the remote communities here, every day seems to bring new challenges.

Saints for Today: Mary Euphrasia Pelletier, Religious (1796 – 1868)

Dr. Pelletier baptized his infant daughter at home because of the anti-Catholic persecution then raging.

Priests Serve Meals to Elderly in Honor of St. Joseph’s Feast

Clergy visit to say Mass and afterwards serve meals, under the guidance of the nuns who run the home.

Saints for Today: Blessed Mary of the Incarnation, Religious (1566-1618)

When her husband died in 1613, she entered the Carmelite religious order, taking the name Mary of the Incarnation.

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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."

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

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.