CC057: A Look at the Major Events of the June 2019 Bishops’ Meeting July 2, 2019 Multimedia, Podcast In our latest episode, Bishop Wall examines the Pope's letter, the response of the bishops, and the effects on the Church going forward.
Priest profile: Fr. Peter Short on Life in Remote Argentinean Villages, Meeting the Pope, and Working with Vulnerable Communities June 5, 2019 Features, Latest Issue Returning to the United Stated after decades of service in Argentina was difficult, especially after being assigned to a town hit hard by the abuse crisis. But Fr. Peter Short sees his vocation as a pilgrimage, firmly guided by God.
CC054: Restoring Confirmation to Its Original Order April 2, 2019 Multimedia, Podcast This year, Bishop Wall announced that the Sacrament of Confirmation would be restored to its original order.
World Youth Day a “Once in a lifetime experience” for Farmington Youth March 7, 2019 Features "I wanted them to get a sense of the universal church, all these young people gathered together, to pray together and to worship together."
Friday News Roundup: McCarrick Dismissed from Clerical State; AZ Legislative Updates, and more February 22, 2019 News Follow coverage of the abuse summit in Rome and listen to 2 radio interviews with Bishop Wall.
CC051: An Inside Perspective on the National Bishops’ Meeting January 8, 2019 Multimedia, Podcast Has anything been done to address the improper and sometimes criminal conduct that has been reported happening in the Church in recent months?
Statement from Bishop James Wall Regarding the Testimony of Archbishop Carlo Vigano August 31, 2018 News The testimony leaves many questions unanswered, and I believe the claims within should be properly investigated in order to shed light on what appears to be much darkness.
CC042: “Rejoice and Be Glad”: Breaking Down Pope Francis’ New Exhortation April 26, 2018 Multimedia, Podcast In this episode, Bishop Wall hits on the most relevant points of the exhortation, from care of the poor, to joy, to the power and potential drawbacks of the internet.
What Popes and Poor Widows Can Teach Us About Charity December 20, 2017 Multimedia, Podcast "If you cannot find Christ in the beggar at the church door, you will not find Him in the chalice."
When bread and wine become literal Flesh and Blood: The Lanciano Eucharistic Miracle, 1300 years later November 3, 2017 Columns, Saints for Today When he said the Words of Consecration, with doubt in his soul, the priest saw the bread change into living flesh and the wine change into blood.
