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Diocesan Receptionist, Ella Roanhorse, Retires After 32 Years of Service

As Ella retires, she discusses her family, faith, and how Catholicism has impacted her life.

Meet Your Newest Priest, Fr. Mitchell Brown

Born and raised in Grants, Fr. Mitchell now serves his home Diocese as its newest priest.

Arizona Catholic Conference Bishops’ Statement on Separating Families at the Border

"The separation of children from their parents in these situations, whether as a means of punishment or deterrence, is inhumane and entirely unacceptable.

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Father, Daughter Undertake 2800 Mile Walk For Life Across United States

John Moore and his daughter Laura are over 400 miles into a coast-to-coast walk for life. John carries a wooden cross an average of 12 miles per day while Laura scouts roads and provides water and food.

Sr. Rene Backe Retires as Retreat Center Director; Sr. Sofia Lee Becomes New Director

Sr. Sofia Lee will take the over the helm from Sr. Rene Backe, who served as the retreat center director for several years.

Family, friends recall favorite memories of Fr. Bob Mathieu

Fr. Mathieu grew up in the Boston area, the oldest of twelve children. From an early age, he knew he wanted to be a priest.

Meet Your 2018 Religious Jubilarians

A special Mass is held each year in the Diocese of Gallup in celebration of consecrated religious who celebrate milestone anniversaries.

New Diocesan Program Seeks to Address Needs of Growing Hispanic Population

A new delegation in the Diocese of Gallup aims to address the needs of the fastest-growing population in the American Church: Hispanics.

Everything Happening During Catholic Schools Week 2018

January 28 - February 3 is National Catholic Schools Week! Here's how we're celebrating in the Diocese of Gallup

Local Pro-Life Activists Continue the Fight for Women and the Unborn: “Our state suffers because of these terrible, terrible policies.”

“One young woman said 'why do you do this in the middle of January?' I said 'I didn’t pick the date - the Supreme Court did.'"

For the Woman Believed to To Be First to Formally Speak Navajo at a Papal Mass: “This is What I Believe. I am Catholic.”

"It’s our Creator who you need to get to know through the Church. We believe in the Creator and we pray, but we know that eventually, after death, we turn back to spiritual beings."

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