NH Catholic Directory
The 2019 edition of the NH Catholic Directory is available to order for $20. The new edition contains up-to-date parish information, priest assignments, and other useful data.
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National Marriage Week
The USCCB offers great resources to help celebrate and live the great gift of married life including a virtual marriage retreat with reflections and prayers to focus on this year’s theme - Marriage: Made for a Reason.
February 7-14
St. Andrew Dinner
We invite young men in our diocese, age 19-24, who are considering a vocation to the priesthood or who would simply like some help hearing the Lord’s call for their life to an evening of prayer, conversation with the Vocations Team, and dinner.
February 15
Men's Breakfast
Bishop Libasci is inviting men of the Diocese of Manchester to Holy Mass and breakfast at St. Joseph Cathedral to celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph, patron of our diocese.
Join us on March 16th
St. Martin de Porres
The NH Guild of Catholic Healthcare Professionals is accepting nominations for the St. Martin de Porres Award, which recognizes an individual who has exemplified the virtues of Catholic healthcare in her or his career as a healthcare professional.
March 1 Deadline
Pope's Prayer
This month, Pope Francis asks us to pray for a generous welcome of the victims of human trafficking, of enforced prostitution, and of violence.
Intentions for February
Clergy Prayer List
Each day we pray for members of the clergy and for an increase of vocations to the priesthood, diaconate, religious, and consecrated life in the Diocese of Manchester.
Pray for Our Clergy
Help for Victims
The Office for Healing and Pastoral Care provides services and support, promotes healing, and supports the emotional and spiritual well-being of survivors of sexual abuse and other misconduct in the Church.
Find Contact Information
Three Beliefs
Three Beliefs is a document that explains Catholic teaching on life-sustaining treatment and care and includes the NH Advance Directive form modified in such a way to make it consistent with both Catholic teaching and NH law.