Bishop da Cunha reflects on the connections that strengthen our faith, from Catholic Youth Day and prayer with his brother priests to visits with Catholic school communities and invites support for Catholic education and those facing mental health challenges.
Providence College President Father Kenneth Sicard, O.P., to be guest speaker at the Scholarship Dinner set for November 10.
Prayers for Our Holy Father Like many, I was relieved to hear that Pope Leo’s surgery was successful, though the news of his lung cancer diagnosis and the removal of …
Bishop da Cunha varies from his usual blog format this week to share an important letter.
"Following the report issued by the Attorney General's Office last month, I feel that it is important to write to you as your Bishop and brother Christian," the Bishop begins.
All are welcome to walk for peace from St. Anne's Shrine, Fall River, to the Cathedral where the Mass will be celebrated at 7 p.m.
Bishop da Cunha issues a statement in response to the report of the Attorney General's Office
Bishop da Cunha invites the faithful to encourage priestly vocations through Called by Name, renew their commitment to the dignity of human life, and gather for October Masses in support of those facing mental health challenges and grieving loved ones.
Part of Catholic Charities Mental Health Ministry program, which is expanding into additional parishes; Masses scheduled in Fall River and East Sandwich
Massachusetts bishops respond to the state’s new abortion law; call for prayer, advocacy, and support for mothers and families.
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