The Official Newspaper of the Diocese of Little Rock
The pro-life movement in Arkansas garnered a win Aug. 16 when a panel of three judges in the 8th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled the state does not have to pay for Planned Parenthood services through Medicaid.
“We supported the governor’s... More 
Since 1908, sisters have been living on the hilltop campus at Mount St. Mary Academy in Little Rock’s Hillcrest neighborhood. While living at the convent, they have worked at the school in various ways, from teaching to administration, but always... More
Pro Football Hall of Famer Jerry Jones greets a well-wisher Aug. 30 on the campus of Catholic High School in Little Rock.
Jones, who owns the Dallas Cowboys, was present along with several family members to participate in the dedication of the Gene... More
Four years ago, almost to the day, Mount St. Mary’s then-head golf coach Marilyn Lenggenhager sat in a small conference room talking up her sophomore star Taylor Loeb for the local press. After extolling the future state champion’s virtues... More
HOT SPRINGS — St. Mary Church in Hot Springs echoed as Fire Chief Ed Davis rang the bell, a tradition observed for firefighters who have died, as a remembrance to the fallen first responders in the 9/11 attacks 16 years ago.
The bell ringing,... More
Here are some of the stories you missed if you didn't read Arkansas Catholic's Sept. 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
Intimidating, scary, “do we have to?” are some of the initial thoughts couples had before approaching their pastor about a convalidation, a sacramental marriage in the Catholic Church for couples who were first married outside of the Church... More
ROGERS — Over the years, the term “extended family” has taken on new meaning for Rob and Becky Brothers and their children.
On this sunny morning, the couple sits at their kitchen table with 15-year-old Josefa Michelini, of Italy,... More
WASHINGTON — Catholics in Oklahoma have been preparing for a long time for this moment. Many, like Archbishop Paul S. Coakley of Oklahoma City, had faith it would come, but there’s still a sense of awe, to think that a farm boy, one of their... More
Arkansas Catholic is seeking to hire a full-time (32 to 40 hours a week) advertising manager to coordinate and sell advertising for the weekly newspaper, arkansas-catholic.org, aSpire newsletter and annual diocesan directory.
Applicants... More