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Three proposed bills are coming before Governor Youngkin this week that would end life and threaten religious freedom.
Click below to learn more and to urge him to veto these harmful bills.
Come together as a diocese for a one-day festival on October 11 at The Diamond in Richmond. The day will be full of music, food, fun, fellowship, faith, and Mass as a diocese. Bring your friends, family, youth group, class, ministry, or parish!
SPOTLIGHT: Did you know? The website for Catholic Fest recently launched!
Visit the link below… Read more
Through Christ’s Resurrection, we can have hope in eternal life with Him!
As Pilgrims of Hope, let us go out and joyfully proclaim the Good News that Christ died for us, and He is now risen in new life. Alleluia! #Easter #JubileeYear #JubileeOfHope #RichmondJubilee
Congratulations to the Catholics educators who have been recognized as award winners at each of our Catholic schools for the Excellence in Catholic Education awards!
On Thursday, May 1, school award winners and their principals will gather in Richmond to be recognized for their outstanding work this academic year. During the awards… Read more
During the period of papal transition, it can be confusing to hear new terminology. The time of papal transition begins with the death of the pope and continues until the election of his successor.
Learn more about some of the words you may hear during this time of transition: https://ow.ly/GWa050VHXsV
Though we mourn the passing of Pope Francis, we celebrate his life of service and his reminder that Christ walks among us in our journey as Christian people.
Let us reflect on his wisdom when he said: “We are not alone; we do not walk alone.”
Scenes from Vespers (Evening Prayer) led by Bishop Knestout at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in memory of Pope Francis.
While thousands gathered in Rome for the Holy Father’s funeral this morning, priests and laity from our diocese joined together in prayer for a diocesan-wide wake (vigil) last night.
“As the Father raises the dead and… Read more
Sister Chiara Marie of Jesus, P.C.C. took her Solemn Vows this morning, her final profession to the Poor Clares. These vows are a promise to poverty, chastity, obedience, and enclosure.
The cloistered community follows the example of St. Francis of Assisi and St. Clare.
Bishop Knestout was the primary celebrant of the Mass, held at… Read more
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