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Statement regarding review of clergy personnel files
11/9/18
As part of an ongoing effort to be transparent and accountable, the Catholic Diocese of Biloxi is reviewing clergy personnel files. We are doing this in conjunction with the Archdiocese of Mobile and the Dioceses of Jackson and Birmingham. In the near future, the Diocese of Biloxi will release the names of those members of the clergy removed from ministry for cause from the time of our establishment in 1977. If complaints of abuse are alleged to have happened prior to our founding, these are to be reported by the Diocese of Jackson. We join with all people of good will in praying for victims of abuse and earnestly urge all institutions, public and private, to shine a light of truth on a serious societal problem. The Diocese of Biloxi encourages anyone with knowledge of abuse to report it to the proper authorities. -
Diocese of Biloxi YouTube Channel
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Sherry Weddell | Forming Intentional Disciples (Part 1 of 2) Mundelein Seminary
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Sherry Weddell | Forming Intentional Disciples (Part 2 of 2) Mundelein Seminary
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National Catholic Register
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By Father John P. Cush | One of the seminal intellectual and spiritual moments in my life was when I was a college seminarian in the 1990s studying at Saint John’s University in New York. I was...
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By The Editors | In the most anticipated and arguably important meetings of the U.S. bishops since 2002, America’s shepherds gathered in Baltimore Nov. 12-14 beneath the shadow of the clergy...
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By Michael Warsaw | Since the McCarrick scandal broke this summer, the collective Catholic faithful of the United States have been engaged in a tense conversation with their shepherds. From many of...
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Catholic News Service Headlines
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Terray Sylvester, Reuters By SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CNS) -- By midday Nov. 16 firefighters had gained more ground in trying to contain the Camp Fire in Northern California, which is...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Arlington Catholic Herald files By Ann M. Augherton ARLINGTON, Va. (CNS) -- Picture the first Thanksgiving: a community coming together, one person bringing the fowl, another the...
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IMAGE: CNS photo/Yahya Arhb, EPA By Dale Gavlak WASHINGTON (CNS) -- Catholic and international aid organizations are pressing for an end to Yemen's worsening war, where the United Nations says one...
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Dn 12:1-3Responsorial Psalm Ps 16:5, 8, 9-10, 11Reading 2 Heb 10:11-14, 18Gospel Mk 13:24-32
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Catholic News Service
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Word on Fire
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2018 Catholic Sharing Appeal
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Diocesan Calendar of Events
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Thursday, November 22BAY ST. LOUIS -- The 33rd annual Free Thanksgiving Dinner will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Nov. 22,at the American Legion Hall, 701 Green Meadow Road, Bay St. Louis. The sit down, restaurant-style dinner is open to all communities. The dinner includes turkey and all the trimmings. Take out dinners are also available. Deliveries will also be made to the homebound only in Bay St. Louis, Waveland and Hancock County. The homebound in these areas need to call now to reserve your meals on the list at (228) 223-7349 or e-mail nkellygirl@yahoo.com, and include your complete name, address, phone number and number of meals needed. Homebound meal reservations are due by Nov. 19. Those who would like to volunteer can call or e-mail.Read More
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Friday, November 30HATTIESBURG -- Catholic author and radio personality Patrick Madrid will speak at Sacred Heart High School, 501 West Pine Street, on Friday, November 30, from 7-9:30 p.m. and on Saturday, December 1, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Childcare will be provided with a reservation at (601) 583-9404.Read More
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News from the Vatican
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Pope Francis has prayed for victims of California's wildfires and freezing weather on the U.S. East Coast.
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Pope Francis is offering several hundred poor people, homeless, migrants, unemployed a lunch on Sunday as he celebrates the World Day of the Poor with a concrete gesture of charity in the spirit of...
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Pope Francis made a surprise visit to a mobile health care facility set up in St. Peter's Square to serve the city's homeless and poor.
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Love for neighbor means being close to people, especially those facing oppression and violence for being Christian, and engaging in charitable work that reflects Christian values and promotes...
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Joseph Weiler, a prominent professor of law at New York University, has said that at a time of high polemics when the religious voice has been “muted” from the public arena, Saint John Paul II’s...
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