Dear Friend in Christ:
"Open your hearts in welcome!" This is my rallying cry as I lead the Diocese of Little Rock, moving forward over the next 18 months.
We are experiencing changes in our diocese and we as Catholics and Christians need to be ready and responsive to these changes.
This special issue of Arkansas Catholic is being mailed to every registered Catholic household in the state to ensure everyone has an opportunity to read, study and pray about these changes.
My four priorities for our future are:
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Please read this special issue of Arkansas Catholic and learn more about exciting projects taking place in the Diocese of Little Rock.
If you don't already subscribe, also please use the enclosed subscription envelope to start getting the paper regularly. I would like to be able to communicate with you weekly about new developments and how God is working in this great state. Indeed the Lord is working among us today.
Sincerely in Christ,
Anthony B. Taylor
Bishop of Little Rock
Bishop Taylor's video and audio recordings in English and Spanish, and many other resources: www.dolr.org/bishop/openhearts.php.
Listen or view the bishop's homily
Bishop Taylor's audio homily will be played at all weekend Masses Sept. 10-11 and can be heard at www.dolr.org/bishop/openhearts.php. A two-part video recording of the homily can be also viewed on www.dolr.org/bishop/openhearts.php. These recordings promote the bishop's priorities for the next 18 months called "Open Your Hearts in Welcome."
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