The Bishops Blog

As Thanksgiving arrives and Advent begins, this week’s Bishop’s blog reflects on the generosity of Bishop Feehan students and the Church’s call to awaken our hearts for the coming of Christ. 

Bishop da Cunha reflects on key moments from the U.S. Bishops’ Meeting in Baltimore and invites the Diocese into a new series of reflections for Christ the King and Advent. A season of hope and preparation begins as we look toward Christ’s coming.

In this week’s blog, Bishop da Cunha reflects on the 32st Annual Face Fall Scholarship Dinner and USCCB committee meetings held before the annual meeting in Baltimore.

In this week’s blog, Bishop da Cunha shares reflections on the Mass for deceased bishops, priests, and deacons; how the Diocese is responding to increased food insecurity; the Called by Name vocations campaign; and Veterans Day.

In this week’s blog, Bishop da Cunha reflects on the Mass of Thanksgiving for St. Mary’s in Taunton, the gift of Catholic schools and All Saints and All Souls Day.

In this week’s blog, Bishop da Cunha reflects on Catholic Youth Day’s theme “RENEWED,” urging young disciples to embrace faith, and highlights efforts to support those affected by mental health and addiction.

In this week’s blog, Bishop da Cunha reflects on the Mass for Peace, the upcoming FACE dinner featuring former Celtic Gordon Hayward and World Mission Sunday.

In this week’s Blog, Bishop da Cunha reflects on faith and fellowship over lasagna, the Red Mass and the upcoming Procession and Mass for Peace.

In this week’s blog, Bishop da Cunha shares information on Mental Health Awareness and Respect Life Month; Pope Leo’s Call for a Rosary of Peace; and the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi.

In this week’s blog, Bishop da Cunha reflects on a retreat for the Brazilian community, centennial parish anniversaries for St. Francis and St. Mary’s, and the Red Mass.