Finding Communion
What happens when a society begins to decide whose life has value and whose doesn’t? Find out in this new episode of Finding Communion.
Laudato Si’ Week 2026, celebrated May 17-24, invites us to move from hope to action. Hope is not passive; it is lived and shared through daily choices, community life, prayer, and concrete acts of care. his year reminds us that ecological conversion grows step by step—through relationships restored, creation protected, and communities strengthened.
Find ResourcesCatherine Kelley is a fighter. You won’t see her in the ring, or trading punches. But she’s ready to go to the mat for the causes close to her heart — and the one closest is the right to life.
The Field Advocate Ministry of the Diocese of Manchester needs faithful, compassionate, and organized volunteers to be specially trained and appointed to accompany individuals seeking truth and healing through the marriage invalidity process.
Attend an Info SessionThe successes of our Catholic schools and their students would not be possible without the selfless support of our committed educators, administrators, clergy, and lay partners in the community. This year, the Recognizing Excellence Awards Gala will be held on June 19 from 6-9 p.m. at the Doubletree in Manchester.
Register HereBoth the civil law and the teaching of the Church contemplate that the religious world and the political world, though independent of one another, can and must work together for the common good.
Follow Our Easter SeriesThe Stations of the Light is a spiritual journey with Christ that takes one through 14 of the most inspiriting events of His post-Resurrection life on earth. Watch the video and download the accompanying prayer guide.
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What happens when a society begins to decide whose life has value and whose doesn’t? Find out in this new episode of Finding Communion.
In his prayer intention for this month, Pope Leo invites us to pray that no one might lack the food they need and that we might learn to live more responsibly, recognizing that the earth’s resources are a gift for everyone.
Watch our new video series: "A Saint You Need to Know!" hosted by Alana Babineau, Campus Minister at Trinity High School and Youth Minister at Sainte Marie Parish. This series highlights saints in a fun and engaging way.
The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will arrive in the Diocese of Manchester on June 20 from the Diocese of Springfield, MA. It will travel through southern New Hampshire for several days, departing for the Diocese of Portland, ME on June 23.
Test your Catholic knowledge by taking this quiz from latest issue of Parable Magazine.
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.
Want to work for the Catholic Church? Check out the job openings that are available in our parishes and diocese.
Browse through our online calendar to find out about upcoming events at Catholic parishes, schools, and organizations throughout New Hampshire. Do you have an event that you want to list? We welcome submissions from NH Catholic organizations.