The Official Newspaper of the Diocese of Little Rock
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Subiaco Abbey welcomed two new Benedictine monks Feb. 2. During vespers Novices Casey Simpson and John Fryer presented their written and signed petitions to Abbot Leonard Wangler, who then received their public profession of monastic vows for three years.... More 
Lining the hallway of her home, Donna Saldana proudly displays patches from sheriff, police, EMS, fire departments and other first responders throughout Arkansas, along with funeral cards and dozens of Post-It note prayer requests. Insignia coins from... More
Ruth Landers plucks a few dead leaves from an otherwise flourishing garden of a variety of greens — garlic, lettuce, spinach, sugar snap peas, English peas — and a burst of deep purple with Scottish Kale.
“And onions,” Landers... More
Here are some of the stories you missed if you didn't read Arkansas Catholic's Feb. 9 issue. Some of the stories and columns in Arkansas Catholic appear only in the print and complete digital editions. To read what you're missing, subscribe... More
Nearly four decades ago, Ronnie Williams walked into Immaculate Conception School in Fort Smith for the first time as teacher and coach. By his own admission, it didn’t take a genius to spot the Southern Baptist in the room.
“I can remember... More
A call to service is the main reason Catholics partner with community organizations to provide services for people most in need, according to the latest data collected for the Little Rock Congregations study at the University of Arkansas Little Rock.
Dr.... More
Nothing drives a competitor like a rival and when that rival is a member of your own family, the effect is multiplied. Andrew Boskus knows this all too well. The youngest among his siblings, and the only boy to boot, he’s had a lifetime of following... More
Deacon Elton Clemont Harrison III., who served St. Peter and St. Raphael in Pine Bluff and St. Justin Church in Star City for more than 20 years as the only black deacon in the diocese, died Jan. 26 after a long illness. He was 73.
He was born March... More
Dianna Lynne Griswold, who worked at the Diocese of Little Rock for 23 years, died Feb. 1. She was 62.
She was born to Max and Lena Peoples Griswold. She attended the University of Memphis. Before working at the diocese, she was a transportation specialist... More
El Obispo Anthony B. Taylor anunció el 8 de febrero que Kinsale Management Consulting ha completado su revisión de expedientes del clero. Esto es un seguimiento a la revisión interna de la diócesis que fue anunciada el 10 de... More