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Catholic Diocese of Little Rock
| 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, 2024
You and I know the truth of Jesus’ divine origin: God took on flesh and was born of a virgin. But Jesus’ original hearers were not yet ready for spiritual truths of this magnitude. |
| Mass with Seminarians and Carmelite Sisters 2024
I swam against the current of a flood of priests leaving the ministry. The Church was in crisis and people thought I was crazy to get on board what they thought was a sinking ship. |
| 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, 2024
Jesus converts bread into his very body and blood, soul and divinity, which he then gives to us and invites us to take it into ourselves, uniting us to himself in the most intimate way imaginable. |
Catechists: Sign up for Formation Day
The 2024-25 Parish Catechist Formation Day focuses on the new translation of the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults, which goes into effect on Ash Wednesday 2025. This daylong event is offered in five parishes across Arkansas from September to May. All catechists, youth ministers, RCIA coordinators and other faith formation leaders in parishes are invited to attend at the location of their choice in English or Spanish. Visit the calendar to find dates and locations. "The new translation explains the process we follow to fulfill our mission: to bring people More
Join online for healing after abortion
Are you or someone you know suffering from a past abortion? If so, you are not alone. Project Rachel facilitates Virtual Healing Resource (VHR) gatherings on the first Monday of every month from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. for anyone experiencing the trauma of abortion. The next session will be held Oct. 7. Participants can join from the comfort and privacy of their own space, anonymously, without video if desired, to listen to or discuss a topic related to healing after abortion. Topics vary each month. Sessions are held online via Zoom. To receive the confidential link to an upcoming More
Life Chain to be held nationwide Oct. 6
The 2024 Life Chain will be held Oct. 6. It is always held on the first Sunday of October on Respect Life Sunday as part of Respect Life Month. Life Chain is a "public, prayerful, peaceful stand for life" on sidewalks in cities across the United States and Canada. Life Chains unite Christians in prayer, refrain from political activity and do not use graphic signage. Most events are held from 2 to 3 p.m. but some last until 3:30 p.m. Confirm details through the event you wish to attend. Participants hold signs while they quietly pray together as cars pass by. On the back More
July 21 - June 8, 2025
Year of Going Out On Mission
Sep. 11 - Sep. 20
Arkansas Catholic Pilgrimage to Ireland
Sep. 20 - Sep. 22
Retrouvaille
| 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, 2024
You and I know the truth of Jesus’ divine origin: God took on flesh and was born of a virgin. But Jesus’ original hearers were not yet ready for spiritual truths of this magnitude. |
| Mass with Seminarians and Carmelite Sisters 2024
I swam against the current of a flood of priests leaving the ministry. The Church was in crisis and people thought I was crazy to get on board what they thought was a sinking ship. |
| 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B, 2024
Jesus converts bread into his very body and blood, soul and divinity, which he then gives to us and invites us to take it into ourselves, uniting us to himself in the most intimate way imaginable. |
