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Arkansas Students Travel to Watch Fulton Sheen Beatified - Arkansas Catholic (opens the original)
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Seminarians, priests and laity witness Catholic history being made in St. Louis ST. LOUIS — It was an early morning and a late night for 17 Catholic students at the University of Arkansas who wanted to witness history Sept. 24. The students from St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish in Fayetteville were among 45,000 people who watched Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s beatification, the next step toward his canonization. Campus minister Avery Gilbert told Arkansas Catholic she was “so grateful … to be a
Respect Life Month Kicks Off Catholic Events in Arkansas - Arkansas Catholic (opens the original)
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Mass for Life will be held in January but March for Life has been moved to April 2027 October is Respect Life Month, a time for the Church to emphasize the human dignity of all people. The diocese’s Respect Life Office and leadership at Arkansas Right to Life are organizing events to help Catholics and pro-life supporters show their respect for life. Each October, the Diocese of Little Rock celebrates Respect Life Month to remind Catholics that being pro-life is about more than being anti-aborti
St. Juan Diego Church Adds Vibrant Mural and New Altar - Arkansas Catholic (opens the original)
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Bishop Taylor will dedicate the new altar during Mass on Sept. 19 The Catholic Church in the mission diocese of the Arkansas wilderness started small, but made up for its size with its might. The little parish of St. Juan Diego Church in Wickes (Polk County) is no exception. In August 2000, a small community of Hispanic Catholics began meeting in one another’s homes in Wickes for a weekly Bible study. Two Missionary Carmelite Sisters of St. Teresa — Sister Joselina Cedeño and Sister Bibiana Vald
Tim Nutt Preserves Arkansas Catholic History - Arkansas Catholic (opens the original)
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Tim Nutt joined the diocesan offices full time after decades working for colleges and library systems. Name: Tim NuttAge: 56Parish: St. Boniface ChurchCity: Bigelow (New Dixie)Family: Two sisters and two brothers, one of whom is his twin brother, and a host of nieces and nephews Why you want to know Tim: While originally pursuing an accounting major in college, Tim Nutt took a leap of faith and changed his major to history. In the decades that followed, he became a pivotal figure in creating and
Honoring Chief Saracen's Legacy in Pine Bluff - Arkansas Catholic (opens the original)
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Saracen worked closely with Pine Bluff missionaries in 1820s and converted to Catholicism PINE BLUFF — Dozens of people gathered at Regional Park in Pine Bluff along the Lake Saracen Walking Trail Aug. 24 to honor one of the most recognizable Quapaw names in Arkansas’ history. The ceremony was part of the Arkansas 250 commemorative year, celebrating nationally significant locations across the state for the nation’s 250th birthday. The story of how that famous Quapaw leader, often referred to his
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