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| Transfer of Vows of Sister Johanna Marie Melnyk, OSB Not even a nun can pass through the eye of a needle. No one merits salvation; it's pure gift. |
| Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity 2017 God loves us first so we will trust him, thus establishing relationship of love and trust. |
| Priesthood Ordination of Martin Siebold, Luke Womack, Ramses Mendieta, Stephen Hart and William Burmester People you're called to serve are co-workers in the vineyard. |
Jubilarian priests to be honored June 27
Published: June 20, 2017
A Mass of Thanksgiving will be celebrated Tuesday, June 27 to honor six priests who are celebrating 25 and 50 years of priestly service in the Diocese of Little Rock. Bishop Anthony B. Taylor will be the main celebrant. The Mass will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the Cathedral of St. Andrew in Little Rock. A dinner reception will follow in McDonald Hall that is open to everyone. No reservations are required. All are invited. Those celebrating 50 years are: Father Ralph Esposito, retired; Father William Wewers, OSB, pastor of Holy Redeemer Church in Clarksville; and Father Richard Walz, OSB, of Subiaco Abbey. More
11 complete theology institute in 2017
Published: June 20, 2017
The diocese's Faith Formation Office recognized 11 students on June 3 for completing Little Rock Theology Institute's three-year program in theology. Five of these are set to earn their bachelor’s degree in theology through St. Gregory's University in Shawnee, Oklahoma. They are: Justin Coussoule, of St. Joseph Church in Fayetteville; Mary Jo Honeycutt, of Christ the King Church in Fort Smith; Deacon Steve Mallett, of Sacred Heart Church in Morrilton; Sean Rommel of Sacred Heart Church in Texarkana, Texas; and David Rouch of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Magnolia. More
C2SI teaches teens about social justice
Published: June 19, 2017
“We cannot all do great things, but we can all do small things with great love.” — Blessed Teresa of Calcutta. The annual Catholic Charities Summer Institute (C²SI) will be held July 24-28 at the Arkansas 4-H Center in Little Rock. During the weeklong summer program youth in grades 9-12 will "Investigate God’s Word in Life" as they learn about poverty, homelessness, the elderly, refugees, human trafficking, immigration issues, the protection of the unborn and care for God’s creation through classroom work and hands-on community service projects. Students also have the option More
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| Transfer of Vows of Sister Johanna Marie Melnyk, OSB Not even a nun can pass through the eye of a needle. No one merits salvation; it's pure gift. |
| Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity 2017 God loves us first so we will trust him, thus establishing relationship of love and trust. |
| Priesthood Ordination of Martin Siebold, Luke Womack, Ramses Mendieta, Stephen Hart and William Burmester People you're called to serve are co-workers in the vineyard. |
