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Jesús estableció la Iglesia Católica para evangelizar, y nos encarga hacer discípulos de todas las naciones, bautizarlos, enseñandoles todo lo que nos manda y confiar en que Él está siempre con nosotros. Vivir esta Gran Comisión de Jesús es tanto personal como comunitario. Cada uno de nosotros está llamado personalmente no solo a dar testimonio de nuestra fe, sino también a acompañar a otros en la fe. Cada una de nuestras parroquias, familias, escuelas y ministerios tienen la misma misión, y ésta debe fomentarse cada vez que la comunidad se reúne.

Jesus established the Catholic Church to evangelize, and he commissions us to make disciples of all nations, to baptize them, to teach all he commands us, and to trust that he is with us always.  Living out this Great Commission of Jesus is both personal and communal. Each of us is called personally not only to witness to our faith but also to accompany others in faith.  Each of our parishes, families, schools, and ministries have the same mission, and it should be fostered each time the community comes together.

To: Clergy and Faithful of the Dioese of Biloxi I regret to inform the Clergy and Lay Faithful of the Diocese of Biloxi of the suspension from all public ministry of the Reverend Bartosz T. Kunat, who resigned as Pastor of Holy Trinity Parish, Columbia and St. Paul the Apostle, Tylertown.

You are Invited to join Bishop Louis F. Kihneman of the Catholic Diocese of Biloxi, on His Official Diocesan Pilgrimage to Medjugorje October 5-13, 2021 to celebrate the 40th Anniversary Year of Our Lady’s Apparitions!

A little over a year ago, a few of our staff at the Pastoral Center came together to talk about how we could be more intentional with prayer as a building. We have attempted different gatherings of prayer, book, and bible studies to varying degrees of success and we felt there should be something more consistent.

St. Thomas the Apostle is seeking a dynamic, faith-filled and qualified individual to continue the development and implementation of a comprehensive ministry that engages our youth.  The Director of Youth Ministry for St. Thomas the Apostle parish is a full-time position.

In 2018, Bishop Barron became the first Catholic bishop to ever host a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) it became the third most-commented-on Reddit AMA of 2018. In 2019, he returned for a second AMA, and this one, once again, was the third most-commented-on Reddit AMA of 2019. And we have exciting news: he’s returning to do it again, for a third time! This Wednesday (4/21) at 2:00 p.m. ET (1:00 p.m. CT /11:00 a.m. PT), Bishop Barron will be hosting his third AMA on the the r/iAMA subreddit of Reddit.

We as a Church need to experience the life of Jesus. This is the way we come to know him and experience his love. The word of God invites us into a deep relationship with Jesus Christ, God the Father, and the Spirit of Jesus, and we, as Roman Catholics, truly need to embrace the Gospel of Jesus...

The Diocese of Biloxi will have an opening in the Finance Office for an Accounting and Payroll Specialist.  The position requires minimum of a two year accounting degree, general ledger, accounts receivable, accounts payable and payroll experience... 

St. Alphonsus in Ocean Springs is hosting a three-day Lenten Mission with a journey through the Scrutinies led by the Franciscan Friars of the Holy Spirit, from the Diocese of Phoenix, Arizona, March 20-24, 2021.

Holy Trinity Catholic Elementary School in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi is now accepting applications for Principal for the 2021-20222 School year through April 9, 2021...

The U.S. bishops raised moral concerns over the vaccine using abortion-derived cell lines but said that...

Lent is a special time – a time of reflection and conversion. It is a time of prayer, almsgiving and fasting. During the Lenten season we are particularly invited to reflect upon the life, Passion, death, and Resurrection of our Savior, Jesus Christ – especially how it relates to our own lives, our growth in our faith, and growth in our love relationship with God...

Participation in the Holy Mass is central and indispensable to the believer, and reception of the Holy Eucharist is our "medicine of immortality." While online streaming of Mass has been immeasurably helpful of the course of the pandemic, it can never replace the assembly of the faithful...

“Behold, we are going up to Jerusalem” (Mt 20:18) Lent: a Time for Renewing Faith, Hope and Love

We join our voices to vehemently denounce racism, a plague among us. It is an evil and a force of destruction that eats away at the soul of our nation. Ultimately, it is a moral problem that requires a moral remedy—a transformation of the human heart—and compels us to act. “The evil of racism festers in part because in our nation there has been very limited formal acknowledgement of the harm done to so many, no moment of atonement, no national process of reconciliation and all too often a neglect of our history.” (Open Wide Our Hearts)

Raids, such as those conducted on Wednesday in the central part of Mississippi, only serve to, as Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops wrote last month in a letter to President Trump, "cause the unacceptable suffering of thousands of children and their parents, and create widespread panic in our communities." We, the undersigned, condemn such an approach, which, as he rightly states, "has created a climate of fear in our parishes and communities across the United States."

When the angel of the Lord declared unto Mary that she would conceive and bear a son, she did not hesitate to say ‘yes.’ What a wonderful world we would live in if every parent could feel free to echo that ‘yes’ when they learn of a new life in the womb. We, the Catholic bishops of Mississippi, applaud the Legislature for passing and Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant for signing into law the six-week abortion ban. This so-called heartbeat bill protects the tiniest and most vulnerable of our citizens.