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Arizona and New Mexico Rallies to Continue 45 Years of Peaceful Protests Against Legalized Abortion

Can't make it to the National March for Life? Plenty of States are holding local rallies.

In Klagetoh, Long-Awaited Hoop Dreams Become a Reality

The brand-new basketball court in Klagetoh is officially open to all players.

Black Elk sainthood cause advances with US bishops’ vote

Even before his conversion to Catholicism, Black Elk was a prominent medicine man “widely known as a holy man and a mystic.”

An Oasis in a Food Desert: Parish Youth Collect Thousands of Food Pounds for Holiday Season

Each year, Confirmation classes from three Gallup parishes go door-to-door, collecting food for the Gallup Community Pantry. These efforts allow the pantry to serve families in emergency situations.

For some rural families, a simple school bus could open the door to Catholic Education

For many working-class families, the burden of transporting students to school can be costly. St. Anthony Catholic School hopes to ease this burden.

Diocesan Seminarian Honored to Chant the Gospel at Papal Mass in Rome

“I’m from tiny, little Grants, NM and the Lord chose me to chant the Gospel at Mass with His Vicar on earth…what just happened?!”

At Annual Tournament, Golfers Raise Record Funds for Diocesan Missions

A record-breaking $25k will benefit the neediest causes in the Diocese.

Bishop Wall’s Statement on Las Vegas Shooting

"Please pray for one another, offer comfort to the afflicted and act with compassionate love toward our neighbors."

Priest Profile: African Roots Prepare Frs. Patrick McGuire and Francis Akano for Life Among the Pueblos

The two priests make a good team. In a place so like home, and yet so far from family, their common interests and history of service are a source of strength and familiarity.

For Native American Catholics, Annual Tekakwitha Conference is An Opportunity to Celebrate Faith and Culture

During a time when the national debate about painful history is prominently in the spotlight, the Tekakwitha Conference embraces the history, culture and religion of indigenous peoples.

“We Serve the Poor, Whoever Comes”: OLOG Sisters Officially Established in Diocese

On the heels of their 40th anniversary in the Diocese of Gallup, the Sisters of Our Lady of Guadalupe and St. Joseph have have received official canonical approval.

Retiring Priest Leaves Thriving Parish, New Family Center as His Legacy

Now, as he retires, Fr. Walker leaves a thriving parish behind

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