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Catholic Extension Society invita a la comunidad hispana a participar en dos programas diseñados para fortalecer y brindar un mejor acompañamiento a las comunidades hispanohablantes: Consejeros Católicos para Comunidades Hispanohablantes y Encuentro y Misión, dirigido a jóvenes adultos latinos de entre 21 y 35 años interesados en crecer en la fe, el lide- razgo y el servicio comunitario. Para el programa de Consejeros Católicos el objetivo es brindar ayuda a través de servic

Transitional homes offer men and women a place to live while they get back on their feet after prison. “It’s really hard for people when they come out of prison,” Deacon Geraty explained. “They go from an environment where everything is chosen for them, everything is structured, to needing to make so many choices. It can be overwhelming.”

"The successes or failures always need to be valued for what they are – building blocks of a lifetime." David Fry

Idaho Council of Catholic Women has convention focused on mercy, fun and prayer.

The Idaho Council of Catholic Women (ICCW) will celebrate its 105th anniversary in 2025.

Father Robert Irwin speaks about hospital ministry at St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise.

The following story appeared in the October 21 Idaho Catholic Register. Joey Sabatino, left, prays with his family. Thanks in part to the witness of prison ministry volunteers, Sabatino experienced a reversion to his Catholic faith. After he was released in 2017, his family members were baptized and they are parishioners of Sacred Heart Parish in Boise. (ICR photo/Joe Egbert) By Emily Woodham Staff Writer When Joey Sabatino got out of prison in January of 2017, he knew he nev