Historic Pilgrimage Will Stop in Easton, New Bedford and Fall River June 29-30
In this week's blog, Bishop da Cunha reflects on the joy of ordaining a new priest and transitional deacon for the Diocese, shares a message of hope and human dignity with this year's Catholic high school graduates inspired by Pope Leo XIV's new encyclical, invites the faithful to participate in the nation's consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and highlights the importance of stewardship through the annual Lumen Christi Award Dinner in support of St. Mary's Cathedral.
With joy and gratitude to God, the Diocese of Fall River welcomed a new priest and deacon on Saturday, June 6, 2026, in an Ordination Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral …
In this week's blog, Bishop da Cunha reflects on upcoming ordinations, the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage, dedicated diocesan employees, and the gift of Christ’s Real Presence in the Eucharist.
Bishop da Cunha to ordain Deacon Kaíque Duarte Santos and Lucas daCosta in St. Mary's Cathedral on Saturday, June 6.
Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, invites us to reflect on human dignity, relationships, and the role of technology in our lives, while recent celebrations in the Diocese highlighted the witness of young disciples and the timeless mystery of the Holy Trinity.
Bishop to present Pope St. Pius X Youth Award to 42 young persons in St. Mary's Cathedral on Thursday, May 21
From preparations for the Lumen Christi Cathedral Gala to reflections on Pentecost and Memorial Day, Bishop da Cunha invites the faithful to come together in prayer, gratitude, and hope. In this week’s blog, he reflects on the enduring importance of St. Mary’s Cathedral as the Mother Church of the Diocese, the work underway to preserve it for future generations, and the call to live as faithful witnesses of Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit and in remembrance of those who sacrificed for our nation.
Bristol County DA Tom Quinn to receive Gala's 2026 Luminary Award. Event set for June 3rd at White's of Westport
During a recent trip to the Philippines for the ordination of four priests from the Society of Divine Vocations, Bishop da Cunha encountered a vibrant and joyful faith deeply rooted in community, generosity, and hope. In this week’s blog, he reflects on the warmth of the Filipino people, the inspiring witness of young seminarians, and the universal bond that unites the Church across cultures and nations. He also invites the faithful to celebrate the Ascension of the Lord and support the Church’s mission of sharing the Gospel through World Communications Day.
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