Logo

  • News & Opinion
    • Latest News
    • News Briefs
    • From the Bishop
    • Columns
    • Notícias en Español
    • News From You
    • Submit News From You
    • National & World News
  • Sections & Series
    • Respect Life 2024
    • 15 Catholic young adults who inspire us, 2024
    • Catholic Schools Herald, August 2024
    • Knights of Columbus
    • Young Faith
    • A Catholic You Want to Know
    • One Church
    • Good Sports
    • More Special Sections
  • Shop
    • Arkansas Catholic print edition
    • Arkansas Catholic digital edition (free)
    • aSpire email newsletter (free)
    • Pilgrimage 2025
    • Catholic Diocese of Little Rock Directory
    • Book “Blessed Stanley Francis Rother: The First American Martyr”
    • Back Issues of Arkansas Catholic
  • About
    • What We Do
    • Where We Came From
    • Staff
    • Reader’s Guide
  • Contact
    • Contact Us
    • Subscription Customer Service
    • Advertising Customer Service
    • Donate: Guardian Angels
    • Send Your News
    • Send a Letter to the Editor
    • Photo Contest
0

Suggestions

Logo

0
Browse Category

Catholic Schools Herald, April 2016

Catholic Schools Herald, April 2016/News

Staff, families pitch in to reduce tuition at Trinity

Second-grader Isabella Kindrick (front row right), who was selected as Principal for the Day at Immaculate Conception School, assists Sharon Blentlinger (back row right) with a school tour for a visiting family from Kentucky.
Catholic Schools Herald, April 2016/News

Principal has lifelong connection to Fort Smith school

St. Joseph High School Principal Joe Mallett often greets students in the hallways between classes. Mallett, who has spent the past 36 years at the school, will resign after this school year.
Catholic Schools Herald, April 2016/News

Joe Mallett has served St. Joseph High School 36 years

Student Brett Dineen, 12, helps out fellow advanced coder Olivia Chambers, 12, with a question in the Christ the King Coding Club. Students learn how coding relates to the world through fun computer projects.
Catholic Schools Herald, April 2016/News

Coding Club introduces kids to inner workings of games

Catholic Schools Herald, April 2016/News

Board members play critical role in success of school

Catholic Schools Herald, April 2016/News

2016-2017 school calendar for Central Arkansas

Instagram

“College life, it’s crazy,” Garcia said. “ “College life, it’s crazy,” Garcia said. “It’s fun, it’s parties, it’s games, it’s studies, it’s a different lifestyle. But at the same time as a campus minister, it’s not just my job, but my core focus to help them not lose their faith path, to not fall into the temptations that the college life has.” https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/01/31/yolanda-garcia-catholic-campus-ministry/
If you love family stories and history, building a If you love family stories and history, building a family tree can be an interesting hobby or family activity that can bring different generations together. Here are some tips for getting started. https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/01/30/family-tree-building-hobby/
In a statement Jan. 26 regarding its work with the In a statement Jan. 26 regarding its work with the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program, which did not name Vance, the USCCB said, “Faithful to the teaching of Jesus Christ, the Catholic Church has a long history of serving refugees.” https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/02/03/vance-criticizes-catholic-bishops-immigration-policies/
“You can’t look at one without looking at the “You can’t look at one without looking at the other,” Mark Ives said. “That is what our task force is all about. Pornography is probably one of the biggest fuels for human trafficking, and my own personal feeling is if we can’t stop good people from viewing pornography — and these are good people, men, women and children — then we’re not going to be able to stop human trafficking either.” https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/02/05/human-trafficking-pornography-symposium/
Get your Catholic faith fix in minutes! Subscribe Get your Catholic faith fix in minutes! Subscribe to aSpire - your free twice-monthly guide to the Diocese of Little Rock and living your best Catholic life. Quick reads and practical inspiration delivered straight to your inbox. ✨ Sign up now: https://arkansas-catholic.org/aspire-email-newsletter/
Don't miss out on Catholic news from the Diocese o Don't miss out on Catholic news from the Diocese of Little Rock, nation and world plus messages from our bishop. A digital subscription is free and easy to sign up for. Sign up: https://digital.arkansas-catholic.org/ https://youtu.be/7Q0XPv19hlI?si=iDUtMFVPVUzlABUf
Don't miss the stories that matter to your faith! Don't miss the stories that matter to your faith! Arkansas Catholic, your award-winning diocesan newspaper, brings you inspiring local Catholic news, thoughtful commentary and spiritual enrichment every week. For less than the cost of a monthly streaming service, you can have Arkansas Catholic delivered right to your door all year long. The print edition is only $32/year ($30 for seniors). Save by signing up for two or three years. February Offer for New Subscribers: Subscribe to the print edition and receive a FREE copy of "Lenten Gospel Reflections 2025" by Bishop Robert Barron — a perfect companion for your Lenten journey. Join thousands of faithful readers across Arkansas. Subscribe today: - Pick up an envelope in the pews - Visit https://arkansas-catholic.org/product-category/subscriptions - Call (501) 664-0125 Or you can get the FREE Arkansas Catholic Digital the same day it’s published on your computer and most smart devices. Postal delays are no longer a problem. Visit https://digital.arkansas-catholic.org and sign up for free. A stronger connection to your faith and the Church is just a subscription away.
“The Catholic Church is open to accepting the da “The Catholic Church is open to accepting the date that everyone wants: a date of unity,” Pope Francis said Jan. 25 during an ecumenical evening prayer service at Rome’s Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls. https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/02/03/catholic-church-easter-date-unity/
Load More
Follow Us on Instagram

About Us

Professional. Reliable. True to Church teaching. Committed to our readers. From its founding on the Annunciation in 1911 to today, Arkansas Catholic serves the state with weekly news in print and digital media. Our mission was set by our founder, Bishop John B. Morris, who said the newspaper should be an “earnest champion in the cause of right, justice and truth and an ardent defender of the religion which we all love so well.”

Links

  • Get the Digital Edition
  • Contact Us
  • Send Your News
  • Advertising
  • Archives 1911-2002

Copyright 2024 Arkansas Catholic | Digital Edition | Archives 1911-2002 | Privacy & Terms | PO Box 7417, Little Rock AR 72207 | 501-664-0125

  • News & Opinion
    • Latest News
    • News Briefs
    • From the Bishop
    • Columns
    • Notícias en Español
    • News From You
    • Submit News From You
    • National & World News
  • Sections & Series
    • Respect Life 2024
    • 15 Catholic young adults who inspire us, 2024
    • Catholic Schools Herald, August 2024
    • Knights of Columbus
    • Young Faith
    • A Catholic You Want to Know
    • One Church
    • Good Sports
    • More Special Sections
  • Shop
    • Arkansas Catholic print edition
    • Arkansas Catholic digital edition (free)
    • aSpire email newsletter (free)
    • Pilgrimage 2025
    • Catholic Diocese of Little Rock Directory
    • Book “Blessed Stanley Francis Rother: The First American Martyr”
    • Back Issues of Arkansas Catholic
  • About
    • What We Do
    • Where We Came From
    • Staff
    • Reader’s Guide
  • Contact
    • Contact Us
    • Subscription Customer Service
    • Advertising Customer Service
    • Donate: Guardian Angels
    • Send Your News
    • Send a Letter to the Editor
    • Photo Contest
Subscribe