Finding Communion
How do we Americans talk about the Common Good in a culture that has such high regard and praise for individualism? Find out in this new episode of Finding Communion.
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 on Saturday, March 21. Seating for breakfast is limited to the first 240 registrants.
Register for the BreakfastThe La Cerva Scholarship is a fund for students entering grades 6-12 in a Diocesan or parochial (parish) school in New Hampshire. Applications are due by April 3.
Learn More and ApplyDuring this Special Year of St. Francis, join Bishop Libasci and Very Rev. Jason Jalbert on a pilgrimage to Italy, to include the Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi, as well as stops in Siena, Rome and the Vatican from October 13 - 22.
Get the DetailsAs caring adults, we are all concerned about what our children may be exposed to on the internet, including “smart” devices. Find tips to help keep your children safe when they are online.
Learn More About Internet SafetyIn this issue of Parable, we will read about the work of volunteers who respond to Jesus’ call to feed the hungry, clothe the naked and perform all of the Corporal Works of Mercy. These volunteers and their programs are found in every one of our parishes.
Read the Bishop's ArticleTenth Bishop of Manchester
How do we Americans talk about the Common Good in a culture that has such high regard and praise for individualism? Find out in this new episode of Finding Communion.
In his prayer this month, the Holy Father asks us to recognize that “the smiles, even in the midst of pain,” of children suffering from incurable diseases, “are a testimony of your Kingdom.”
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 Pairsh. This series highlights saints in a fun and engaging way.
Test your Catholic knowledge by taking this quiz from latest issue of Parable Magazine.
The Diocese is still accepting orders for the New Hampshire Catholic Directory. The cost of the directory is $20. The new edition contains up-to-date parish information, priest assignments, and other useful data.
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.