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The warm smile, steady leadership of Marguerite Olberts

More than 180,000 pilgrims attend a candlelight rosary Oct. 12 at the Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima in Portugal. The rosary was prayed in Portuguese, Spanish, English and other languages.
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Arkansas Catholic 2023 pilgrimage sees Spain, Portugal

A painting depicts Mother Mary Elizabeth Lange (left), and at right is a 2000 photo of Carmelite Sister Lucia dos Santos. Mother Lange founded the Oblate Sisters of Providence in Baltimore, the world's first sustained women's religious community for Black women. Sister Lucia was the eldest of three Portuguese children to report apparitions of the Virgin Mary in 1917 in Fatima, Portugal. Pope Francis signed decrees June 22 recognizing the heroic virtues of both women and declaring each of them "venerable." (OSV News photos courtesy Catholic Review for Mother Lange and Shrine of Fatima for Sister Lucia)
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Pope declares ’venerable’ Mother Lange, Fátima visionary

St. Pio of Pietrelcina, also known as Padre Pio, holds up his hand that appears to be bloodied in this undated file photo.
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Three saints who have received the holy gift of the stigmata

St. Faustina Kowalska is depicted with an image of Jesus Christ, who entrusted his message of Divine Mercy to her. On Sunday, Feb. 22, 1931, Jesus appeared to the Polish nun wearing a white alb with red and blue rays emanating from his heart.
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Apparitions: Visions of spirits bring private revelations

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Jesus’ miracles affirm his divinity, teach and show his love

Bishop Anthony B. Taylor carries the monstrance during a Eucharistic procession in downtown Little Rock 
June 18. Catholics believe the miracle of transubstantiation occurs at every Mass.
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Miracles are signs of God’s presence, wisdom and love

Mollie Boeving, a Catholic from Pine Bluff, kneels in front of the Our Lady of Fatima statue and display at the altar of Our Lady of Fatima Church after Mass Oct. 13 in Benton.
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Centennial celebration held in Benton for Fatima apparitions

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Fatima statue graces El Dorado church for 100th anniversary

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“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/
"The Bible speaks a great deal about the power of "The Bible speaks a great deal about the power of money to corrupt," Bishop Taylor writes in this "From the Bishop" column.

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/11/19/jesus-parable-unjust-steward/
Although bingo is not a novel idea, the Saturday n Although bingo is not a novel idea, the Saturday night event has been revived in Tontitown’s only parish. Breathing new life into a bygone pastime has made bingo a sell-out event that ticks both the fun and charitable boxes.

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/11/20/ozark-catholic-food-pantry-bingo/
Parishes, schools and Catholic organizations acros Parishes, schools and Catholic organizations across the state serve the vulnerable and marginalized through food pantries and soup kitchens. 

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/11/18/food-pantries-arkansas-struggle/
Deacon Ronald “Ron” Francis Stager, who served St. Deacon Ronald “Ron” Francis Stager, who served St. Anne Church in North Little Rock, died Nov. 5 following a tragic car accident. He was 73.

https://arkansas-catholic.org/2025/11/14/deacon-ronald-stager-obituary/
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