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  • Classical approach to education gains momentum among Catholic schools

    WASHINGTON — Each year on Nov. 1, the feast of All Saints, the classrooms at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Classical School in Denver are not full of students, but of little saints.
  • St. Mary’s grads fall to deaths on Mount Hood
    Two St. Mary’s Academy graduates reportedly fell to their deaths off a Pacific Crest Trail cliff on Mount Hood Saturday, Aug. 12.

    Emily Lang and Emma Place, both 19 years old, graduated from the Portland college preparatory school in 2016. A prayer service will be held in the St. Mary’s auditorium Tuesday, Aug. 15, at 7 p.m.

    The young women “left an indelible mark on our school through their countless talents and incredible kindness,” Nicole Foran, St. Mary’s principal, said in a statement issued Tuesday morning. “We will forever hold their lives and legacies in our memory.”
  • Bishops ask for peace after white nationalist rally turns deadly

    WASHINGTON — In the aftermath of a chaos- and hate-filled weekend in Virginia, Catholic bishops and groups throughout the nation called for peace after three people died and several others were injured following clashes between pacifists, protesters and white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, Aug. 11 and 12.

  • Fatima statue visits Oregon on national peace tour

    It all started with an angel appearing to shepherd children in Portugal during World War I. Soon, the apparitions and miracles that occurred in the village of Fatima swept across the world, bringing about the creation of a statue reflecting the image of Our Lady of Fatima.
  • American community finds a new home in Rome

    ROME — After years in exile from the church they had called home for the past 95 years, the American Catholic community in Rome moved to a new church they can finally call their own.
    
  • Classical approach to education gains momentum among Catholic schools
  • St. Mary’s grads fall to deaths on Mount Hood
  • Bishops ask for peace after white nationalist rally turns deadly
  • Fatima statue visits Oregon on national peace tour
  • American community finds a new home in Rome
    
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  • St. Mary’s grads fall to deaths on Mount Hood

    St. Mary’s grads fall to deaths on Mount Hood

    Two St. Mary’s Academy graduates reportedly fell to their deaths off a Pacific Crest Trail cliff on Mount Hood Saturday, Aug. 12.

    Emily Lang and Emma Place, both 19 years old, graduated from the Portland college preparatory school in 2016. A prayer service will be held in the St. Mary’s auditorium Tuesday, Aug. 15, at 7 p.m.

    The young women “left an indelible mark on our school through their countless talents and incredible kindness,” Nicole Foran, St. Mary’s principal, said in a statement issued Tuesday morning. “We will forever hold their lives and legacies in our memory.”     READ MORE>>

  • Northwest Catholic Counseling Center hosts adjusting to change workshop


    Even when you want change in life, transition often is difficult. The Northwest Catholic Counseling Center in Northeast Portland offers a workshop on the topic Saturday, Sept. 9, 10 a.m.-noon.      READ MORE>>

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WATCH: Archdiocese announces grants that tackle poverty at roots
The Catholic Church's anti-poverty arm, Catholic Campaign for Human Development, funds programs that get at the roots of unfair social systems. See scenes from a grants banquet in Portland, Oregon.
WATCH: Portland Pickles reach out to churches and there is a Catholic flavor at the ballpark
At a humble Portland ballpark, there are Catholics all over. The Portland Pickles have a wonderfully whacky name, but deep ideas come into play.
WATCH: A century of faith and fun
St. Anthony Parish in Southeast Portland has adapted over the century to better serve the people, and joy has always been part of the plan
WATCH: Pentecost by smart phone
One in a string of efforts at unity, parish uses an app so all can pray in their language
WATCH: Here's to you, Fr. Robinson
After 101 semesters at Jesuit High, and showing up for almost everything, the history teacher leaves his post

Archbishop Sample's Column

  • A closer look at pastoral priorities

    A closer look at pastoral priorities

    With this column I begin a closer look at the six pastoral priorities for the Archdiocese of Portland that flow from our pastoral assembly held last fall. As you will recall, the pastoral assembly gathered the priests and pastoral council representatives from the parishes of the archdiocese in order to discuss and settle upon these priorities for the next three years. The Archdiocesan Pastoral Council has discussed the input received at the assembly and has fine-tuned these priorities at our last two meetings.

    The first pastoral priority is catechesis and faith formation. As with all of the pastoral priorities, five specific initiatives have been identified based on the input received at the pastoral assembly.
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