• National Marriage Week
    National Marriage Week
    February 7, 2022
    Learn how to strengthen your marriage with Jesus as the foundation!
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  • Couples Novena - Marriage Week
    Couples Novena - Marriage Week
    February 5, 2022
    We invite you to pray the Couples Novena during National Marriage Week!
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  • Rachel's Vineyard - Diocese of Biloxi
    Rachel's Vineyard - Diocese of Biloxi
    January 28, 2022
    by Deacon Johnny Williams, LCSW
    A few years ago, I discovered a healing ministry called Rachel’s Vineyard.  It is a ministry that provides healing and forgiveness for women who have had abortions, and also for women and men who have suffered from abortion.   Rachel’s Vineyard is a 3-day retreat facilitated by both laypeople and clergy.  
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  • Iron Sharpens Iron Ministry - Men’s Prayer Breakfast
    Iron Sharpens Iron Ministry - Men’s Prayer Breakfast
    January 25, 2022
    by Our Lady of the Gulf, Bay St. Louis
    Saturday February 19, 2022 . Starting with Mass at 7:30am and ending with a final keynote that begins at 10:45am. Breakfast included. Registration is free. See the flyer for QR code registration.
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  • Tomasz Powroznik, Ordination Program
    Tomasz Powroznik, Ordination Program
    January 22, 2022
    The program for Tomasz Powroznik's Ordination on January 22, 2022.
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  • Resurrection Catholic Elementary - Principal Opening
    Resurrection Catholic Elementary - Principal Opening
    January 18, 2022
    by Dr. Rhonda Clark
    Applications for Principal of Resurrection Catholic Elementary in Pascagoula, MS for the 2022-2023 School Year are now being accepted through February 11, 2022.
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  • Number of priests in the U.S. declining
    Number of priests in the U.S. declining
    January 7, 2022
    by Ashleigh Fortenberry
    Fr. Braxton, who was recently named Assistant Vocations Director for the Diocese of Biloxi, was interviewed by Fox 25 news about his new role and the declining number of men entering the priesthood. Click this story to view the interview and Fr. Braxton's positive outlook on the vocation.
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  • First Mass of Fr. Tomasz Artur Powroźnik
    First Mass of Fr. Tomasz Artur Powroźnik
    January 6, 2022
    First Mass will be held on January 23rd 2022 at 10:30AM (English) 1:30 PM (Spanish) at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Hattiesburg, MS.
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  • Ordination of Deacon Tomasz Artur Powroźnik
    Ordination of Deacon Tomasz Artur Powroźnik
    January 6, 2022
    With Praise and Thanksgiving to Almighty God, the Diocese of Biloxi together with the family of Deacon Tomasz Artur Powroźnik invite you to the ordination to the priesthood through the laying on of hands and the invocation of the Holy Spirit by his Excellency Most Reverend Louis F. Kihneman,III Saturday January 22nd, 2022 @ 10:00am located at The Cathedral of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (870 HOWARD AVENUE Biloxi, MS 39530)
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  • ProLifeMS - Candlelight Vigils
    ProLifeMS - Candlelight Vigils
    January 5, 2022
    by ProlifeMS
    Candlelight Prayer Vigils of the 49th Anniversary of the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in America. Four locations in Mississippi will be hosting these vigils. Saturday, January 22 Candlelight Vigils • Harvest Church, 15523 Landon Road, Gulfport, MS – 6:00 PM • Mississippi State Capitol, Jackson, MS – 6 PM • St. James Catholic Church, 1911 N. Gloster St., Tupelo, MS – 5:45 PM • 85 Ft. Cross, Highway 7 South Frontage Road, Grenada, MS – 10:00 AM
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  • Joint Statement from the Catholic Bishops of Mississippi on the Scheduled Execution of David Cox
    Joint Statement from the Catholic Bishops of Mississippi on the Scheduled Execution of David Cox
    November 16, 2021
    by Most Reverend Louis F. Kihneman, III and Most Reverend Joseph R. Kopacz, D.D.
    In anticipation of the execution of David Cox tomorrow, our thoughts and prayers go out to the Cox family as they continue to grieve and heal from his horrific acts of violence. Their unspeakable suffering remains a heavy cross in their lives.
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  • Pray for Dobbs
    Pray for Dobbs
    November 12, 2021
    We Ask for Prayer for Dobbs Supreme Court case to overturn Roe v. Wade. Abortion takes the lives of over 600,000 babies per year in the United States. The upcoming Supreme Court case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, is our greatest opportunity in a generation to change that. Join with Christians across the country – Catholic and Protestant – to unite in prayer and fasting for a just decision in the Dobbs case. Learn More
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  • Anamnesis and the Key to the Mass
    Anamnesis and the Key to the Mass
    November 11, 2021
    by Thomas Griffin
    The definition of anamnesis is to make a past event become present now. This is why, as Catholics, we can say that the bread and wine actually become the Body and Blood of Christ. Not because we made it up, but because Jesus said so himself. In his own words, Jesus said that when one of you (the twelve apostles who become priests on Holy Thursday and later ordained other priests) do this, you will make the moment of my offering on the Cross present and real.
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  • Motivation to Get Your Family Together to Pray
    Motivation to Get Your Family Together to Pray
    November 3, 2021
    by Taylor Tripodi
    I look at the families who choose to be plugged into each other’s lives, and even more importantly, into their relationship with God, and something is very different. There is a peace that cannot be gained by just keeping things afloat.
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  • Catholic Extension Support - Diocese of Biloxi 2021
    Catholic Extension Support - Diocese of Biloxi 2021
    October 11, 2021
    by Catholic Extension
    Take a look at the 10 year funding history our diocese has received from Catholic Extension to support our mission! Thank you!
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  • Mississippi Bishop Louis F. Kihneman III says church must move from ‘maintenance’ to ‘mission’
    Mississippi Bishop Louis F. Kihneman III says church must move from ‘maintenance’ to ‘mission’
    October 7, 2021
    by Catholic News Service
    After years of watching cultural trends in the U.S. Catholic Church and the nation overall, Bishop Louis F. Kihneman III of Biloxi, Miss., came to a stark realization. To survive and flourish in an increasingly secular climate, he said, the church needs to completely change the way it does things, moving from what Bishop Kihneman calls a “culture of maintenance to one of mission.” A new evangelization initiative launched earlier this year in the Biloxi Diocese aims to transform Catholic life in southern Mississippi along these lines.
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  • Catholic Schools Raised $28,266.02 for St. Genevieve Catholic Elementary School
    Catholic Schools Raised $28,266.02 for St. Genevieve Catholic Elementary School
    September 22, 2021
    by Dr. Rhonda Clark
    Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Biloxi raised $28,266.02 to assist St. Genevieve Catholic Elementary School from the Diocese of Houma – Thibodaux as their school and school family recover from Hurricane Ida. Thank you to everyone who contributed. You are truly the Hands of Christ. The money will be sent to St. Genevieve Catholic Elementary School to use as they see fit.
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  • Apostolic Nuncio Regarding Missio Nostra
    Apostolic Nuncio Regarding Missio Nostra
    September 21, 2021
    by +Christophe Pierre
    "Reading through this commendable work, I am very much taken with the idea that this pastoral guide, certainly a labor of well thought out ideas, should be studied with great care, while focusing on the idea of commitment to lifelong discipleship." + Christophe Pierre  Apostolic Nuncio
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  • New Battle on Taxpayer Funding of Abortion
    New Battle on Taxpayer Funding of Abortion
    September 10, 2021
    by USCCB
    Efforts to save the Hyde Amendment are continuing, but now there's ANOTHER, huge battle shaping up over taxpayer funding of abortion. Congress is moving forward on a "human infrastructure" bill, which is likely to include things that many Catholics support, including expanded health care coverage. But there is serious concern that such health care proposals will include funding for elective abortion. Congressional leadership is using a rare process for this bill, known as "budget reconciliation," that requires fewer votes to pass it than most laws. That is why Congress must hear from YOU now! Tell your representatives that any health care proposals MUST NOT fund elective abortion.
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  • Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Biloxi are assisting St. Genevieve Catholic Elementary School
    Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Biloxi are assisting St. Genevieve Catholic Elementary School
    September 1, 2021
    by Dr. Rhonda Clark
    Following the destruction of Hurricane Ida, Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Biloxi are assisting St. Genevieve Catholic Elementary School (Read more...)
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