• Shrine Dedication Rescheduled
    The dedication of the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine has been rescheduled to February 17, 2023.
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    Shrine Dedication Rescheduled The dedication of the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine has been rescheduled to February 17, 2023. Learn More /shrinededication _self
    Resources for Families and Individuals A list of resources for families and individuals for assistance with pregnancy, food security, addiction and more. See resources /resources _self
    Archbishop Coakley's statement on the overturning of Roe v. Wade "This is an historic day for the pro-life movement." Read more https://archokc.org/news/statement-on-dobbs-v-jackson _self
    Welcome Back to Mass! Find More /returntomass _self
    Confirmation moves to middle school, changes to one year Transition will start by Fall 2022. No changes this year. More information and options to priests and parishes by May 1. Learn More /confirmation _self
    Read Archbishop Coakley's plan for the next 10 years Archbishop Coakley asks for reflection on pastoral letter Read/Download /vision2030 _self
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    • Things visible and invisible
      September 29
      - Archbishop Paul S. Coakley
      “The world is charged with the grandeur of God!” These words of the English poet and priest Gerard Manley Hopkins find an echo in our hearts whenever we experience moments of transcendence or awe before the wonder of God’s creation.
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    • Ten years on the Camino
      September 15
      - Archbishop Paul S. Coakley
      It has been 10 years since I began walking the Way of Saint James, the Camino de Santiago. The Camino is a network of historic paths leading from various points in Europe to the tomb of Saint James the Greater, the son of Zebedee, friend of Jesus and the first apostle to give his life for the Gospel. 
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    • The death penalty is a life issue
      August 31
      - Archbishop Paul S. Coakley
      Each year we have an opportunity to renew our prophetic commitment to promoting human dignity and sanctity of every life from conception to natural death.
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    About the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City

    The original Diocese of Oklahoma was erected in 1905, became the Diocese of Oklahoma City and Tulsa in 1930, and was erected into the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City in 1972. The Archdiocese is comprised of more than 120,000 Catholics in central and western Oklahoma, and covers 46 counties and 42,470 square miles.

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  • Discern your Vocation

    Each person has been created with a specific vocation. How can you know it unless you diligently discern where God is calling you?
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