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AZ Bishops Welcome Supreme Court Decision on DACA

"We are very much mindful that DACA children were often brought to this country at a very young age and through no responsibility of their own.  They were raised in the United States, attend our schools, make positive contributions to our society, and do not know any other country but our own."

Friday News Roundup: Watch V8s Car Raffle Online

Plus: AZ Legislative Updates; Obit. for Sr. Mary Matthews

A Fond Farewell to Deacon Todd Church

Deacon Church and his wife Anne, a Catholic doctor, are moving to the Diocese of Peoria to be closer to family.

Obituary for Fr. Hugh O’Neill

Fr. Hugh O’Neill, a priest of the Diocese of Gallup for 43 years, died on May 08, 2020 at Villa Guadalupe in Gallup NM.

Obituary for Fr. Alfred Tachias

Fr. Alfred Tachias, a priest of the Diocese of Gallup, died May 5, 2020 at his residence at Villa Guadalupe in Gallup, NM. Fr. Tachias...

Diocese Releases Guidance for Preventing Spread of Illness, Coronavirus

The Diocese is now issuing several extra measures and requests with the advent of COVID-19.

Obituary for Fr. Valentine Young, OFM

Fr. Valentine served all over the Diocese of Gallup, including at Keams Canyon, St. Michaels, Greasewood, Chinle, Farmington, Grants, Ft. Defiance, and Kayenta.

Annual Fundraiser Will Benefit Sacred Heart School in Gallup

Guests will have the opportunity to support the school through ticket sales and a silent and live auction

Friday News Roundup: Exploring the possibility of a Navajo Catholic College (and more!)

Exploring the possibility of a Navajo Catholic Colege; Plus, job openings and retreats!

“Bringing us closer to God”: Glenwood parish introduces Mass “Ad Orientem”

Inspired by Bishop Wall's example, the priest and parishioners in Glenwood, NM have instituted a Mass "Ad Orientem".

Remembering Sister Patricia Bietsch

As an educator, Sr. Pat was passionate about ensuring every student being given the opportunity to learn. She pioneered religion classes for the handicapped students at St. Mary Mission in New Mexico.

Forging Friendships with America’s Forgotten and Overlooked Communities

For the elderly, single parents, or rural isolated, surviving and creating human connections can be an everyday struggle. So for the last 20 years, the volunteers of the St. Vincent de Paul Society in Tuba City AZ have been working to build a network of support throughout their community.

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