Resources

  • Taken from the Church’s Daily Litugical Calendar Readings for the Mass, New American Bible Revised Edition (NABRE)

  • Books of the Bible. The New American Bible Revised Edition (NABRE) is the current version of the Bible published by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), and is the de facto standard Bible translation for the Catholic Church in America.

  • The Cathedral Parish assumes responsibility for its Missions in North Powder and Halfway. St. Francis de Sales Web Page.

  • St Anthony of Padua Mission Church in North Powder is sister church to Saint Thérèse of Lisieux Mission Church in Halfway. Both Catholic Churches in North Powder and Halfway are part of the Cathedral Parish

  • We are a national membership organization of the Catholic Bishops in the United States. USCCB Web Page.

  • Enjoy discovering the beauty and depth of persons dedicated to contemplative prayer for the Church and the World and each of us individually. This website is informational on a newly formed Discalced Hermit monastery (a secondary foundation, born from their first foundation in the mountains of Pennsylvania). This new site is in a remote, mountainous area of Colorado. Their vocations of young men have been significantly increasing.

    They do take your prayer requests.

    This is a wonderful video of their vocation, asking “What am I living for, what am I dying for?”

    The Hermits of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a Roman Catholic religious order observing the ancient Carmelite charism as it was lived on Mount Carmel and in the Discalced Carmelite Holy Deserts. See ‘The Consecrated Life’ CCC 914, and in particular, the ‘eremitic life’ CCC 920-921. Each hermit is so deeply in love with God that they have surrendered everything, because God is everything to them.

    The heart of the Carmelite charism is prayer and contemplation. Prayer and contemplation for the Carmelite are not private matters between the individual and God but are to be shared with others since the charism is given for the whole world. There is an emphasis in the order on the ministry of teaching prayer and giving spiritual direction. The Carmelite Order tries to respond to what it sees as the needs of the Church and the world - which differ according to time and place.
    Excerpts from Wikipedia