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NM Bishops Decry Assisted Suicide

The Bishops of New Mexico strongly oppose any possibility of the authorization of assisted suicide by the state.

Diocesan Seminarian Ordained to the Transitional Diaconate

On November 30, 2013, seminarian Nathanael Block was ordained to the transitional diaconate for the Diocese of Gallup.

Saints for Today: Our Lady of Guadalupe

Throughout the Church’s liturgical seasons, many feasts are honored in the memory and honor (not worship!) of Mary, being the Mother of God and of Jesus Christ.

Chapter 11 Filing: Summary of Schedules and Statement of Financial Affairs

Please find below four documents related to the Chapter 11 filing for the Diocese of Gallup, related to statements of financial affairs. If you experience...

Keams Canyon Monument Honors Hopi Village Martyrs

By building a monument, the martyrs will be remembered for their witness to Christ, and that forgiveness and understanding can be fully realized between all peoples in the area.

Saints For Today: Nicholas, Bishop (4th C.)

According to the legend, Nicholas was a great miracle worker who provided a dowry of gold for three poor girls whose father was forcing them into a life of prostitution.

Holy Land Pilgrimage, Final Day: Bethany, Jericho, and Qumran

The final personal account of a Year of Faith journey to the Holy Land.

School Holds “Buck-a-jeans” Fundraiser for Philippines

After hearing about the devastation caused by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, the teachers and staff of the school got together to brainstorm about how they could help.

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