News and Events

Experience two powerful new documentaries celebrating the faith, culture, and resilience of Native American and African American Catholics.

The topics included "Why Am I Here?," "The Depth of God’s Love and Reconciliation," "Healing and Repentance" a talk given by Fr. Edmund, and "Lakota Catholic and Proud" a talk given by Jenny Black Bear.

“Because Ms. Trotter plays it at Mass every week.” That simple statement from our kindergarteners captured something profound about the power of consistent, quality arts integration in Catholic education.

The choir performed three songs before the reenactment and a featured soloist sang for each one. Ms. Perteete guided them on the piano.

The Social Concerns Ministry of our parish has created an emergency food pantry. It is located adjacent to Father Jerry's office, and it is open seven days a week.

For the students at St. Francis of Assisi, this holiday season was filled with most of the usual cheer and bustle. From our Halloween Carnival to our annual Christmas pageant, we have been in the holiday spirit.

De La Salle Blackfeet School continued celebrating its 25th anniversary year with a season marked by faith, academic progress, cultural learning, and community participation.

The last few months have been filled with outreach activity to evangelize for the growth of Ministry for Black Catholics in the Diocese of Wilmington.

National Catholic Schools Week was celebrated at Sapa Un Jesuit Academy, a small private kindergarten through eighth grade school located in St. Francis.