May God Bless the Daughters of Charity. The Archdiocese of Mobile celebrated the Daughters of Charity, who are departing Mobile after having served in Alabama for about 184 years!
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Consecrated LifeMay God Bless the Daughters of Charity. The Archdiocese of Mobile celebrated the Daughters of Charity, who are departing Mobile after having served in Alabama for about 184 years!Photo galleryhttps://mobarch.org/photoalbums/daughters-of-charity-and-world-day-for-consecrated-life-2025_blank
CCA 2025Please prayerfully consider supporting the Annual Catholic Charities Appeal which supports more than 30 charitable ministries in the southern half of Alabama. If you feel called, please click on the button to donate!Donationshttps://fundraise.givesmart.com/f/21gr/n?vid=1h0w7v_blank
Jubilee Year 2025Archdiocese of Mobile Pilgrimage Churches & Monasteries information for Jubilee Year 2025 may be found by clicking the button below!More Informationhttps://files.ecatholic.com/27961/documents/2024/12/pilgrimage.pdf?t=1734472245000_blank
The Daughters of Charity began serving Alabama before the Civil War, ministered through epidemics, hurricanes, fires and through the beginning of two new centuries. They also served in various ministries, especially in education and health care.
As Bishops of the Province of Mobile, encompassing Alabama and Mississippi, we feel called to speak to the pressing issue of immigration in our nation and in our province. Our faith compels us to view each human being as a child of God, endowed with dignity and worth, and our nation’s history reminds us of the transformative power of hope and opportunity.
Did you make a New Year’s resolution? Are your resolutions addressing true needs in your life? Sure, diet and exercise can help us be a better steward. Our body is a temple of the Holy Spirit. Good health enables us to use our gifts and talents to serve the Lord. That takes care of stewardship of talent, but what about time and treasure?