In this week’s Bishop’s Blog, Bishop da Cunha reflects on how new priest fraternity groups are strengthening the bonds of brotherhood in the Diocese that sustain priestly ministry and shares information about Divine Mercy Sunday and new ways our diocesan community can stay connected to the life of the universal Church. He also invites the faithful to join Pope Leo in a prayer vigil for peace.
As we celebrate Easter, Bishop da Cunha offers a message to the Diocese. Watch his Easter greeting on video (available in 3 languages) or read his Easter letter.
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Bishop da Cunha, priests serving in the Diocese and lay faithful gathered for the Mass. Click to watch or read the Bishop's homily on the priesthood and to view photos.
As we enter the sacred days of the Triduum, we are invited to walk more closely with Christ through His Passion, death, and Resurrection while also giving thanks for the gift of the priesthood and praying for those who faithfully serve God’s people.
As Holy Week approaches, Bishop da Cunha reflects with gratitude on his ordination 44 years ago, the strength of mothers united in prayer for their children, and the beauty of gathering as one diocesan family at the Chrism Mass. He also invites the faithful to enter more deeply into the sacred days ahead, walking with Christ in prayer, sacrifice, and hope. Fr. Matthew Laird also shares a Lenten reflection from a retreat with those preparing to receive the sacraments at Easter.
All are invited to the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 31, at 4 p.m., in St. Mary's Cathedral
As we continue our Lenten journey, we reflect on the witness of St. Joseph, pray for our priests, and look ahead with hope to Easter. Bishop da Cunha invites us to deepen our faith through prayer, renewal, and trust in God’s grace during this sacred season.
Bishop da Cunha issues special letter of invitation, shares hope that all will "join us for this sacred celebration of unity and prayer."
In this week’s blog, Bishop da Cunha invites the faithful to pray for peace in a troubled world, celebrates the witness of those who support Catholic education, expresses gratitude for dedicated Catholic educators, reflects on the faith of St. Patrick, and welcomes Fr. Brilhante who shares a Lenten reflection.
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