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November is Native American Heritage Month. It’s a time to honor the sacrifices and contributions of American Indians to their country, their community and their faith.

TULSA – Concluding the three-day annual meeting of The Southwestern Lieutenancy of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem with afternoon Mass, one final moment remained: transferring leadership to Archbishop Paul Coakley.

Veteran’s Day Nov. 11

For Nathaniel Boyd, studying for the priesthood in Rome has been an experience unlike any other. Thousands of miles from home, Boyd has been able to encounter the richness of Catholicism while continuing his formation and preparing for a lifetime of service.

Sherri Coale, the former women’s basketball coach, spent a successful career sizing up the character and spirit of young ladies for her teams at the University of Oklahoma. A recent assignment played a bit different: sizing up the life of Sister Barbara Joseph Foley, CST, for her induction into the Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame.

Rockets fueled up to claim state volleyball title

Erika Martinez heard the plea from a grandmother, seeking only to communicate with her family.

Q&A with … Seminarian Paul V. Otieno

Every year, Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School celebrates with a Eucharistic procession. And theology teacher Gabe VanNess has been a recurring and recognizable participant.

This year at The Mount has been meaningful for Peer Ministry, a student-led leadership program rooted in the school's Catholic identity and the Mercy tradition. New additions include Catholic Conversations and a partnership with Hallow.

Cultura Y Talento Admissions is a big part of Cristo Rey OKC Catholic High School, and the school is always looking for ways to reach out to the community and involve students.

More than 200 guests packed into the Apostolic Nunciature on Oct. 21 for Catholic Mobilizing Network’s Justice Reimagined Awards and Celebration to honor leading capital punishment opponents, including Archbishop Paul Coakley.

The Catholic Mobilizing Network Justice Reimagined Awards and Celebration will honor Archbishop Paul Coakley on Oct. 21, recognizing his pro-life commitment in speaking out against the death penalty.

Pope Leo XIV met on Oct. 5 at the Vatican with several prominent U.S. bishops and the leadership of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB).

The reach of Blessed Stanley Rother is expanding. The Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., debuted a new exhibit – Bl. Stanley Rother: Ordinary Man, Extraordinary Shepherd – which will run nearly a year, concluding next Oct. 1.

Deacon Eulis Mobley serves Prince of Peace Catholic Church in Altus, situated near the southwest corner of the state, closer to Wichita Falls than Oklahoma City.

For generations, spelling bees have challenged students to listen carefully, think quickly and demonstrate their command of spelling, word patterns and language. This year, Catholic schools across the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City are carrying that tradition forward as they complete the transition to the Scripps National Spelling Bee’s guidelines and resources for their annual competitions.

Jayden Le’s experience with last year’s Scripps National Spelling Bee offers a glimpse of what the transition to Scripps can make possible for students throughout the archdiocese.

One of the few 24-hour Adoration chapels in the Oklahoma City metroplex is not in a church but in a business park in Warr Acres. The location of the Holy Innocents Foundation Chapel seems odd now, but 15 years ago, it made perfect sense.

John McGreevy opened his lecture at the University of Oklahoma with a simple but pointed question: “Should Catholics promote democracy?”