Archbishop Coakley Extends ‘Warmest Welcome’ to New Papal Nuncio
The president of the U.S. bishops’ conference also said he offers prayerful support to Archbishop Gabriele Giordano Caccia.
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Archbishop Coakley Calls for Restraint, Diplomacy and Peace As Hostilities Escalate in Middle East
The USCCB president called for the protection of innocent lives and asked for the intercession of Mary, Queen of Peace, in his statement Sunday.
Head of US Bishops Joins Call for Notre Dame to Drop Appointment of Pro-Abortion Professor
The school has indicated it will stick by its decision for professor Susan Ostermann to lead a university institute.
Archbishop Coakley Mourns Execution of Oklahoma Murderer, Urges Prayers for End to Death Penalty
The archbishop called for prayers for both the family of the killer’s victims and the killer himself.
ICE Enforcement Debate Is a Matter US Church ‘Simply Can’t Avoid,’ Archbishop Coakley Says
The faithful should ‘ask God’s grace and God’s presence as we address very difficult and challenging situations on the ground,’ Archbishop Paul Coakley said regarding immigration issues.
A Father Found in Ireland: How a Young Archbishop Coakley Discovered His Vocation
A harrowing and tragic ordeal on the Emerald Isle moved a young Coakley to consider the priesthood.
Archbishop Coakley Urges Prayers After Oklahoma Priest Dies From Fall Through Ceiling
In addition to the brain injury, Father Bui also suffered chest trauma, a collapsed lung, and arterial bleeding.
Full Text of Archbishop Paul Coakley’s Pastoral Letter on Gender Dysphoria, Transgender Movement
‘The purpose of the letter is to provide pastoral guidance on how the Church, its ministers and the lay faithful can accompany — walk with — those who struggle with their gender identity,’ writes the Oklahoma City shepherd.
Denial of Clemency to Death-Row Inmate Disappoints Oklahoma Archbishop
Archbishop Paul Coakley spoke about the decision Sept. 28.
Hooked on the Camino de Santiago (Sept. 24)
‘Hooked on the Camino’ — that’s how one bishop described his fifth pilgrimage on the ancient way of St. James. Recently, three U.S. bishops traveled the Camino de Santiago together for two and half weeks. They shared their pilgrimage experience with the National Catholic Register’s Senior Editor Jonathan Liedl.
