The Diocese of Little Rock gained a new shepherd during 2008 when Father Anthony B. Taylor of Oklahoma City was named bishop for the state.…
« read »Arkansas Catholics mourned the loss of a pope and their bishop, while extending a welcome to hurricane refugees.…
« read »The biggest story of 2002 was the clergy sexual abuse scandal.…
« read »The Diocese of Little Rock experienced more transitions in 1998 to 2000.…
« read »The Diocese of Little Rock continued to embrace diversity and spirituality in 1995-1997 by serving refugees, the burgeoning Hispanic population and the growing number of Catholics in the state.…
« read »The Diocese of Little Rock passed a milestone in its history as it turned 150 in 1993, and it looked to stop the growing number of Hispanics leaving the Church.…
« read »The growing diversity of Arkansas Catholics posed challenges in bringing Catholics together for worship in 1989-1991 and how to prevent discrimination in the state.…
« read »Arkansas Catholics worked on spirituality, life and social justice issues in their parishes in a time that also saw the debut of Arkansas Catholic.…
« read »Peace and justice issues came to the forefront in 1983 to 1985.…
« read »Cuban refugees living at Fort Chaffee, the visit of Mother Teresa, the diocese’s first diaconate ordination and the growth of Little Rock Scripture Study were highlights from the early 1980s.…
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