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Principal Kristy Dunn has a million things left to do before the start-of-the-year bell sounds.
“We are not like a lot of parochial schools,” Dunn said. “Who we’re serving here is very different and we’re purposeful in... More 
Sister Ann Wiedemer, OCD, a Carmelite for 72 years and one of the founding sisters of the monastery in Little Rock, died July 22. She was 92.
She was born March 26, 1927, as Margaret “Peggy” Louise Wiedemer, the ninth child of Martin and... More
Msgr. James E. Mancini, a leader of the Charismatic Renewal and an exorcist in the diocese, died Aug. 9. He was 78.
He was born in North Little Rock on New Year’s Eve 1940, to Giusto “Anthony” and Annunziata “Lucy” Mancini.... More
Bishop Anthony B. Taylor delivered this homily July 21.
In our readings today, we have people attending to their guests. In our first reading divine messengers announce that Sarah in her old age will conceive a son, Isaac, through whom God’s... More
It is the time of year when the hot days of summer begin to wind down and the hustle and bustle for parents begin as they prepare for the upcoming school year.
Teachers and principals have had a break, but they question, “What happened to those... More
The 2019-2020 calendar for central Arkansas Catholic schools was released by the Office of Catholic Schools.
• Aug. 14: First day of school
• Sept. 2: Labor Day, school closed*
• Sept. 27: Professional Day for teachers, school... More
North Little Rock Catholic Academy principal Denise Troutman smiles while pushing her shovel into the dirt during the groundbreaking blessing Aug. 2 for a 3,300-square-foot building that will house pre-K 3 and 4.
Father Rubén Quinteros (second... More
When students pass through the halls of Subiaco Academy, the school intends to form each in faith, scholarship, character and brotherhood, keeping true to its values statement.
Dr. David Wright, who became headmaster last year, said he could point... More
WASHINGTON — A new study about the level of Catholic belief in the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist showed that a majority of Catholics do not believe that the bread and wine used at Mass become the body and blood of Christ.
The report... More
WASHINGTON -- "Guys, I think Brandon is dead."
This is what Brandon Gosselin heard, lying in shock and a pool of his own blood, the left side of his face mangled where it had skidded across the gravel after he was hurled over the handlebars... More