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FORT SMITH — Sister Siena Fisk, OSB, volunteered on the Texas-Mexico border to better understand the plights of immigrants.
The Benedictine at St. Scholastica Monastery in Fort Smith volunteered at Eagle Pass, Texas, for eight days in January... More 
As a high school student, I can identify with my fellow students who have challenges in their lives that can block us from being strong in our faith. But little things like simple prayers, going to Mass, being involved in a prayer group or volunteering... More
Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin’s collapse on the football field Jan. 2 pushed two Little Rock Catholics to do something in the community to ensure others know what to do if someone goes into cardiac arrest.
Cardiac arrest is a leading cause... More
In a legislative development that has drawn concern from both Catholic and labor leaders, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed into law March 8 the Youth Hiring Act of 2023, which eliminates state age verification for children younger than 16 seeking a... More
HOT SPRINGS — The stable area at Oaklawn Park houses racehorses — and a large population of Catholics.
They are the caretakers of the runners who put on the show each December through May, and some of their spiritual needs are being met... More
CONWAY — When Susan Padgett was watching a Spanish soap opera, she fell in love with the main character’s name, Maximiliano. It took on greater meaning when she shared the name with her husband, Austin.
As a Catholic “revert,”... More
My grandma and grandpa, heroes of the faith, put six kids through Catholic school, grades K-12. They lived across the street from St. Theresa Church and School in southwest Little Rock.
My grandpa was a welder, and my grandma helped clean the church.... More
Here's the meatloaf recipe hungry people look forward to at St. Mary Church's parish ministry in Siloam Springs. “When meatloaf is on the menu, we always serve more meals,” Marie Rollins, founder of Hope’s Kitchen, said... More
SILOAM SPRINGS — It is rare to find an organization that gives so generously and runs solely on the generosity of others. That may explain why Hope’s Kitchen, a ministry at St. Mary Church in Siloam Springs, has thrived for 10 years now.
Not... More
Bishop Anthony B. Taylor delivered this homily Feb. 22.
Why is Ash Wednesday always one of the most well-attended liturgies of the year? It certainly isn't an upbeat and cheerful gathering, far from it. Only Good Friday is more somber.
Nor is... More