NM Knights of Columbus Hold First Statewide “Gathering of Families” Guest AuthorFebruary 20, 2019 It was a weekend “designed to be relaxing and give every member of the family time for spiritual, human, intellectual, and pastoral growth.” News0 Comments
A Look Back at the Life of Deacon Michael Sullivan, 1942-2019 Suzanne HammonsFebruary 11, 2019 "If there's one thing I could always say about Deacon Mike, it's this: he was always willing to help." Features0 Comments
Five Sisters Honored at Annual Religious Jubilee Mass Suzanne HammonsFebruary 5, 2019 The five Sisters celebrate nearly 300 years of combined service and dedication to the Church. Features0 Comments
In an often-demoralizing world, youth at Catholic gathering are told, “God loves you and needs you. The Church needs you.” Suzanne HammonsNovember 8, 2018 "You do matter, you are important, you are valuable, let your voices be heard, let your gifts be used." Features0 Comments
How the Good Shepherd Fund benefits retired priests: An interview with Fr. Alberto Avella, Immigrant and priest for 38 years Suzanne HammonsSeptember 21, 2018 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. Features0 Comments
How the Good Shepherd Fund benefits retired priests: An interview with Fr. James Walker, Teacher and priest for 19 years Suzanne HammonsSeptember 20, 2018 "The reality is, we are still a poor diocese. To take care of our elderly priests, we just don’t have the resources." Features0 Comments
How the Good Shepherd Fund Benefits Retired Priests: Meet Fr. Hugh O’Neil, Army and Navy Veteran, Priest for 41 Years Suzanne HammonsSeptember 19, 2018 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. Features0 Comments
The First Days of a New Priest, with Guest Fr. Mitchell Brown Bishop James S. WallAugust 7, 2018 "The thing that I noticed right away was how easy it is to love someone and how much you can love someone you've never even met." MultimediaPodcast0 Comments
What St. Kateri Tekakwitha Means to Indigenous Catholics Bishop James S. WallJuly 10, 2018 St. Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American to be canonized, is a heroine to many Indigenous Catholics. MultimediaPodcast0 Comments
Introducing the Ladies of Charity, with Guests Suzanne Johnson and Sr. Elizabeth Racko Bishop James S. WallApril 4, 2018 The Ladies of Charity are a group of lay women worldwide who follow the Vincentian model of "Humility, Simplicity and Charity" in service to the poor. MultimediaPodcast0 Comments
