Sunday, July 3, 2022

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World Youth Day a “Once in a lifetime experience” for Farmington Youth

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"I wanted them to get a sense of the universal church, all these young people gathered together, to pray together and to worship together."
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Catholic Schools

Putting faith into action: For St. Anthony Students, Selfless Service is a Constant Commitment

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From care packages to serving meals to visits to the elderly, the students' commitment to Catholic service is a year-round effort.
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A Look Back at the Life of Deacon Michael Sullivan, 1942-2019

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"If there's one thing I could always say about Deacon Mike, it's this: he was always willing to help."
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Five Sisters Honored at Annual Religious Jubilee Mass

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The five Sisters celebrate nearly 300 years of combined service and dedication to the Church.
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Catholic Schools

Catholic Institute to Teachers, Catechists: Use the Sacraments to Evangelize Students

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"Through the Sacraments, we meet Jesus."
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In an often-demoralizing world, youth at Catholic gathering are told, “God loves you and needs you. The Church needs you.”

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"You do matter, you are important, you are valuable, let your voices be heard, let your gifts be used."
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How the Good Shepherd Fund benefits retired priests: An interview with Fr. Alberto Avella, Immigrant and priest for 38 years

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A first unofficial assignment for Fr. Avella was to learn 20 new words in English every day. Now, he serves seven parishes and missions in the Diocese of Gallup.
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How the Good Shepherd Fund benefits retired priests: An interview with Fr. James Walker, Teacher and priest for 19 years

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"The reality is, we are still a poor diocese. To take care of our elderly priests, we just don’t have the resources."
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How the Good Shepherd Fund Benefits Retired Priests: Meet Fr. Hugh O’Neill, Army and Navy Veteran, Priest for 41 Years

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Fr. Hugh left behind a lucrative job to serve as a priest in the poorest Diocese in the United States, and he doesn't regret a second of it.
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Open to a “Broader Definition of Family”: How a Diagnosis of Infertility Changed One Catholic Couple’s Life

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John and Jeanette Suter may not be able to have biological children, but the Church's teaching on marriage and family still gives them comfort and guidance.
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Friday News Briefs: Summer Fiestas, St. Kateri Feast Day Mass, and More!

It's our roundup of news, events and happenings throughout the Diocese and Catholic world!
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Columns

“And the Word Was Made Flesh”: The Bible and the Eucharist

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The Scriptures are important in helping us understand the mystery of the Eucharist; the Blessed Sacrament reveals to us in grace the meaning of the Word.
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Unsure of What Prayers to Say Next Time You Go To Adoration? Try These!

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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!
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A Glimpse of the Transfiguration: Adoration and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament

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Do you know the history and significance of the act of Adoration? Fr. Matthew Keller breaks it down.
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Bishop Wall: “Today is a historic day”

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