Catholic Institute to Teachers, Catechists: Use the Sacraments to Evangelize Students

Suzanne HammonsNovember 27, 2018

"Through the Sacraments, we meet Jesus."

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Remembering the Dearly Departed: The Significance of All Souls’ Day

Dr. Jean LeeNovember 2, 2018

“If we had no care for the dead,” Saint Augustine noted, “we would not be in the habit of praying for them.”

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Why Does the Church Celebrate All Saints’ Day?

Dr. Jean LeeOctober 29, 2018

The first canonization happened in 993, although the first masses in honor of departed dead took place much earlier.

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For Hispanic Catholics, the V Encuentro Provides a Blueprint for Future Outreach, Ministry, and Engagement

Suzanne HammonsOctober 23, 2018

A delegation from the Diocese of Gallup joined thousands of Hispanic Catholics, over 100 bishops, and multitudes of priests and religious gathered for the 5th National V Encuentro.

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Women Religious Throughout the Diocese of Gallup Commit Themselves to Prayer in Response to Abuse Crisis

Suzanne HammonsOctober 4, 2018

"It’s a matter of prayer, to help the Church - it’s our part, because in some ways, there’s not a whole lot we can do. But we can pray."

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CC046: Virtuous Fatherhood, with Guests Craig and Scott Wall

Bishop James S. WallJune 19, 2018

For our very special episode about Father's Day, Bishop Wall interviews his two older brothers!

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Meet Your Newest Priest, Fr. Mitchell Brown

Suzanne HammonsJune 11, 2018

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

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CC043: Making a Hobby Holy – Teaching About Saints with Guest Maggie Jetty

Suzanne HammonsMay 15, 2018

Maggie Jetty is a mother and specialist in early childhood development who makes "peg saints": artistic wooden depictions of saints which have brought the joys of the Faith to children and adults alike.

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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.

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

Suzanne HammonsJanuary 25, 2018

“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.'"

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