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Do you have summer plans and are wondering where you might be able to attend Mass while you’re away?
Visit our website for a list of all parishes and Mass times in our diocese: https://bit.ly/Find-Mass
Thank you for spending your Sunday worshiping with us!
The feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel commemorates the apparition of Our Lady to St. Simon Stock on July 16, 1251. The vision led to the devotion of the Brown Scapular.
St. Simon Stock was a member of the Carmelite order, a group of men who lived on Mount Carmel and had a chapel dedicated to Our Lady. #FeastDay
Inspired by the words of St. Benedict, we’re reminded to turn away from the distractions and temptations in the world and fix our gaze on Christ.
Let us place Him before everything else, so that He may lead us towards everlasting life!
St. Bonaventure lived a life of humility, poverty, and had a strong devotion to Christ.
Born in Tuscany, Italy, St. Bonaventure joined a Franciscan Order at the age of 22. He served as a senior faculty member at the University of Paris before becoming minister general of his order. In 1273, he was named a cardinal and was later appointed… Read more
The room was packed at the grand opening of the Black Catholic History Exhibition at the Black History Museum on Friday afternoon!
Attendees traveled from as far as Hampton Roads and Northern Virginia to see the new exhibit and learn about the history of Black Catholics in our diocese.
During the opening ceremony, Bishop Knestout and Fr.… Read more
St. Kateri Tekakwitha was born into the Mohawk tribe in New York and lost her family to smallpox at only four years old.
As a young adult, St. Kateri joined a Jesuit settlement in Montreal. From then on, she devoted the final three years of her life to prayer and works of chariot.
She was canonized in 2012 as the first Native American saint. #FeastDay
While Bishop Knestout’s column, Christ Our Hope, remains on a summer hiatus, we encourage you to visit The Catholic Virginian online to read any columns you may have missed.
His column will return to the paper this fall.
Check out his previous columns: bit.ly/Christ-Our-Hope.
As we listen to today’s Gospel reading, let us be inspired by the actions of the Samaritan man who helped the victim he found.
We are called to serve and care for all of God’s people and help them in times of distress. May we too strive to help our neighbors and show them love and kindness.
Get on the stage to share your talent at Catholic Fest!
We hope to highlight a variety of talents from across the diocese – whether your talent is music, dance, art, or something else, we want to showcase you on the Catholic Fest stage!
There are still a few days left to submit your talent applications. Whether you’re performing as… Read more
Traveling this summer and not sure where to go for Mass?
Visit our website for a list of parish locations and Mass times. Whether you’re a member of our diocese or it’s your first time visiting the Richmond diocese, we welcome you to find a nearby parish community to attend Mass with this Sunday!
Find all Mass times and locations:… Read more
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