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| Chrism Mass 2019 We must make Jesus' mission statement our own. |
| Palm Sunday 2019 Let us ask Jesus to help us understand more deeply what this week means for our salvation. |
| 40 Days for Life Presentation The evil of abortion dwarfs the other evils of the culture of death that has taken hold of our nation these last 46 years. |
Bishop updates clergy disclosure list
Published: February 8, 2019
Bishop Anthony B. Taylor released the following update, Feb. 8, 2019, following the conclusion of Kinsale Management Consulting’s independent review of clergy personnel files and the diocese’s ongoing internal file review. "Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ: On September 10 of last year I wrote you about the steps we are taking to address the clergy sexual abuse crisis in Arkansas. I disclosed the names of 12 priests and former priests against whom credible allegations had been received in the last 70 years. I also announced that an independent review of our clergy files ..." More
Good Friday: Day the battle was won
Published: April 18, 2019
On Good Friday we relive Jesus' suffering and death so we never forget God's unconditional love and desire for us to be saved. "He was pierced for our offenses, crushed for our sins; upon him was the chastisement that makes us whole, by his stripes we were healed. We had all gone astray like sheep, each following his own way; but the Lord laid upon him the guilt of us all." (Isaiah 53:5-6) We do not celebrate Mass on this day because it is a solemn day of prayer and mourning, which includes fasting and abstinence from meat. This year it is celebrated April 19. More
Support seminarians on Holy Thursday
Published: April 17, 2019
The annual Holy Thursday Collection for Seminarian Education will be held April 18. The money from this Diocese of Little Rock collection will support the educational and housing expenses of the diocese's seminarians. In the past 10 years, Bishop Anthony B. Taylor has ordained 34 men to the priesthood for our diocese. This includes eight ordinations in 2018 alone. It was the largest ordination class in more than 60 years, and also lowered the average age of diocesan priests from 65 to 49. It costs $36,000 per year to form the men studying for the priesthood for our diocese. More
Feb. 17 - April 28
Project Rachel Support Groups
Feb. 28 - May 23
Surviving Divorce Workshop
March 27 - May 29
Grief Support Group
| Chrism Mass 2019 We must make Jesus' mission statement our own. |
| Palm Sunday 2019 Let us ask Jesus to help us understand more deeply what this week means for our salvation. |
| 40 Days for Life Presentation The evil of abortion dwarfs the other evils of the culture of death that has taken hold of our nation these last 46 years. |
