Catholic Scouting Aims to Foster Spiritual, Mental, and Physical Virtue
"We want to relate what we do in our faith to what we do with scouting."
Suzanne Hammons
How students, teachers and parents are celebrating Catholic Schools Week 2017
The weeklong event seeks to promote Catholic education and engage students, teachers, and families in special activities and service projects.
Lumberton School Receives Long Hoped-For Teachers’ Housing Complex
Thanks to ananonymous donor, teachers - mostly young people serving through Americorps - should be able to move in by the end of the school year.
Diocese Found “In Full Compliance” With National Safe Environment Guidelines
To ensure that the requirements of the Charter are followed, dioceses in the United States undergo an on-site audit every three years.
Diocesan Sisters Celebrate 40th Anniversary – And a New Home
"We assist everybody who comes in whatever need they have."
For Klagetoh Mission, Evangelization Comes Through Basketball
On the reservation, basketball is life.
Bishop Wall to Lead 2017 Pilgrimage to Fatima, Santiago, and Lourdes
The pilgrimage, from March 13-22, will include daily Mass, tours of famous churches and monasteries, walking tours and sightseeing throughout Portugal and northwestern Spain.
Pilgrim Statue of Our Lady of Fatima Statue Visits Gallup Diocese
The internationally-known Pilgrim Statue of Our Lady of Fatima will be visiting the Gallup Diocese
CC005: Advent, An Answer of Joy to a Secular World
The counter-cultural spirit of Advent sets off the Church's new liturgical year.
CC004: Why Mercy Matters, Part 2
How do we show mercy when we're tired, or hurting, or swept up in the struggles of life? Bishop Wall gives some solid advice.
