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Hundreds of Catholics and pro-life Arkansans braved the cold during the March for Life Jan. 21.
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Catholics reminded that there’s still work to be done

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We aren’t looking away when it comes to ending abortion

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Activist to teens: Jesus’ mercy is available after abortion

The 45th Annual March for Life, sponsored by Arkansas Right to Life, started at Capitol Avenue and State Street and ended with a rally in front of the Capitol to complete a day full of pro-life events, including the Eucharistic procession, Mass and March for Life, Jan. 22.
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Mass, March for Life acknowledge there is still work to do

Rose Mimms, executive director of Arkansas Right to Life, displays a model of a 20-week-old fetus at the Arkansas Right to Life office in Little Rock Jan. 4.
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Pro-life movement experiencing post-Roe paradigm shift

Bishop Taylor prays as the holy Eucharist is displayed in a monstrance for the eucharistic procession before the 2022 Mass for Life in Little Rock. The diocesan Respect Life Office Mass hosts the Mass annually.
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Winter weather, COVID don’t stop the pro-life movement

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Mass for Life at Statehouse Convention Center Jan. 16

Bishop Anthony B. Taylor delivers his homily to 75 people attending the Mass for Life at the Cathedral of St. Andrew in Little Rock and to people watching the diocesan YouTube channel Jan. 17.
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Pro-life weekend scaled back to smaller Cathedral Mass

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Don’t be silent on abortion or any pro-life issue

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Mass for Life can be watched on YouTube Jan. 17

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Five Benedictine sisters and brothers marked 60 to Five Benedictine sisters and brothers marked 60 to 75 years of profession in 2025. Jubilarians continue to minister in their communities through prayer and work.

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/12/05/benedictine-sisters-brothers-jubilee/
Mother Agapia, born Anastasia Stephanopoulos to a Mother Agapia, born Anastasia Stephanopoulos to a Greek Orthodox family in New Jersey, is the sister of George Stephanopoulos, co-anchor of “Good Morning America.” She became a member of the Russian Orthodox Church and, in 1996, moved to the convent of St. Mary Magdalene in Jerusalem. She shared the plight of Palestinian Muslims and Christians to a diverse crowd of religions at New Millennium Church in Little Rock Nov. 8.

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/12/01/mother-agapia-palestinian-advocate/
Subiaco Academy Trojans lined up Nov. 6 against th Subiaco Academy Trojans lined up Nov. 6 against their then-unbeaten nemesis -- Corning High School -- for the state title, played at Simmons Bank Field at Hone Stadium on the campus of Arkansas Tech University in Russellville, winning their first state 8-man football title 34-0.

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/12/04/trojans-redemption-state-title/
"But still, why do we venerate relics?" Bishop Tay "But still, why do we venerate relics?" Bishop Taylor writes in this "From the Bishop" column. "We honor them because we honor that saint’s fidelity to Christ and his or her imitation of Jesus’ perfect sacrifice on the cross. Relics are placed under our altars because their sacrifice was only made possible through the grace they received in the Eucharist."

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/11/25/st-therese-doctor-church/
“I am so proud to be an SVD priest and missionary, “I am so proud to be an SVD priest and missionary, and I am so grateful and so blessed to be assigned as your pastor for this historic St. Bartholomew Catholic Church,” said Pastor Father Emanuel Tanu, SVD.

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/11/21/st-bartholomew-parish-hall-dedication/
For its 40th anniversary, Trinity Catholic School For its 40th anniversary, Trinity Catholic School showcased its extensively renovated campus and a new program to prepare students for high school.

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/11/24/trinity-catholic-school-40th-anniversary/
While several parishes operate their own food pant While several parishes operate their own food pantries, smaller parishes partner with other churches and organizations in their community to have a greater impact. 

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/11/25/parishes-fighting-food-insecurity/
The Book of Judges tells Christians the story of a The Book of Judges tells Christians the story of a strong man named Samson, whose strength came from a vow not to cut his hair. But in Russellville, Mary Corkins, parish manager of St. Leo the Great University Parish at Arkansas Tech University, found strength in cutting hers off. 

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/11/26/pink-butterfly-wins-fundraiser/
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