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Celebrating 100 Years of Catholic Education and Pueblo Culture at St. Anthony School in Zuni

"The school has, and the mission has, a deep-seated effect on people."
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Friday News Briefs: New Priest Assignments, School Job Openings, and More!

Plus: Mark your calendars for a pilgrimage to Mexico and Religious Jubilee Mass.
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To Help a Catholic School, A Priest is Turning a Shipping Container Into a Cabin

Fr. Matthew Keller plans to sell raffle tickets for the cabin and use the proceeds to benefit St. Teresa School in Grants, NM.
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Friday News Briefs: Enter to Win a Shipping Container in Support of Catholic Education

Plus: Celebrating consecrated religious, Benedictine nun makes final vows, and more!
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Catholic Schools

On the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, 8 Gallup Students Are Received Into the Church

"The whole day you're on cloud nine because of how beautiful it was with the kids."
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For “Las Posadas”, Communities Commemorate Mary and Joseph’s Search for an Inn

“In the churches in the small towns, it's a big deal. The whole town celebrates and participates.”
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Catholic Schools

Lumberton School Principal Retires After 18 Years of Service

"Because the Holy Spirit is involved in our schools, they will survive because it isn't totally up to us, we humans.”
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Meet the Diocese’s New Director of Religious Education

Sr. Carol Woods is looking forward to bringing her catechetical experience to the unique peoples and challenges of the diocese.
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Catron County Parishioners Celebrate Beloved Pastor’s 25th Anniversary

Fr. Anthony Dike spends his weekends traveling over 400 miles between three parishes. For his 25th anniversary, parishioners turned out in droves to show their appreciation.
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For Quemado Parishioners, New Marian Grotto Is a Very Personal Project

The depiction of grief and sacrifice in Michelangelo's "Pieta" is timeless and universal.
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Friday News Briefs: Sacred Music Concert, Lots of Holiday Festivals and Fundraisers, and More!

Here's your regular roundup of events and notices from around the Diocese!
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Meet the Diocese’s New Safe Environment Coordinator

"We're not proud of what happened in our Church. But we want to make sure it never happens again."
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