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Ordained in the Diocese of Obuasi in Ghana, Fr. Godfred Appiah-Marfo has served in our diocese for two years and now celebrates the 25th anniversary of his ordination.
Previously serving at St. Bridget, Richmond, and now serving at St. Mary of the Annunciation, Ladysmith, Fr. Godfred has made an impact on both parishes and is well loved by… Read more
Through the joy and love of family life, couples are given a taste of Christ’s love.
For more resources and information on Natural Family Planning, visit the USCCB website: https://bit.ly/-USCCB-NFP
#NaturalFamilyPlanning #NFPWeek
Today begins Natural Family Planning Week, a time to spread awareness of the Church’s teaching on marriage and parenthood.
Married couples serve as witnesses to their children and community, demonstrating sacrificial love and responsibility.
Visit the diocesan Office for Evangelization’s website for resources and educational material on NFP:… Read more
“An end and a beginning…”
After years of hard work, seven women have graduated from the Lay Ecclesial Ministry Institute (LEMI) and were commissioned as lay ecclesial ministers by Bishop Knestout last month. Each graduate earned either a master’s degree or certificate which they will utilize in their ministry work.
Though each graduate has a… Read more
The diocesan Office of the Permanent Diaconate will host informational sessions this fall for men who are discerning a possible vocation as a deacon.
Are you considering the diaconate or know someone who’s discerning?
Learn more about this vocation in The Catholic Virginian: https://bit.ly/CV-Deacon-2025
Throughout his 40 years of priestly ministry, Fr. Romeo Jazmin says his biggest priority is caring for his flock.
Ordained in the Philippines in 1985 before coming to our diocese in 1999, Fr. Jazmin has served at several parishes throughout the Hampton Roads and Tidewater areas. Parishioners remember him for his kind heart and… Read more
For five days, more than 90 missionaries for the organization Biking for Babies are cycling throughout the U.S. to raise money and awareness for pro-life charities.
A team of eight began cycling in Raleigh, NC, and will travel 400 miles to Philadelphia, PA.
On Tuesday evening, the team stopped in Richmond for a prayer service at the Cathedral… Read more
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