"Our primary opposition to the death penalty is rooted in the teaching of the Catholic Church that every person is created in the image and likeness of God."

"It falls to us, here and now, to be renewed in Christ and to assist our neighbor in doing the same."

"We know her humility, we know her charity, we know her unity."

We join the Church Universal in mourning the death of the Vicar of Christ and pray for his eternal repose in the peace of the Risen Lord.

The resumption of capital punishment in Arizona is an extremely expensive proposition that is fraught with many of the problems discussed.

There are four main “pillars” proposed to us, both to guide our way and to help keep us stable in our pursuits of drawing people to Christ.

In the second year of the Eucharistic Revival, it is helpful for the faithful of the Diocese of Gallup to delve deeper into the Mystery of the Eucharist.

Each of the practices of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving are essential for living the Christian life

Bishop Wall's statement joins the rest of the U.S. bishops in celebrating the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

Preserving the Hyde Amendment and Protecting the Vulnerable

Pope Francis’ remarks may appear to propose a “middle ground” that would grant the legal protection of those with same-sex attraction who have formed a life together.  This is a pastoral proposal, given on a practical level (a prudential judgement), which does not change the Church’s teaching.

"When the soul gives in to sin, it does not bear fruit...the fruit of happiness, meaning, justice, loveliness, and interior peace." Homilist: Bishop James Wall