The Sisters of Mercy at the Convent of Mercy in Mobile, AL are looking for an AUSCP-affiliated priest to lead their annual retreat in September or October of 2025. The retreat would begin on a Sunday evening and end with a closing Mass on Saturday.
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Migrants are not invaders
I bet there have been times that you, like me, have experienced that empty feeling that you do not belong here, that you are an unwelcomed person – persona non grata. Now magnify that feeling many times.
AUSCP Response to Rev. Seitz, USCCB
Most Rev. Mark Seitz, The Association of United States Catholic Priests (AUSCP) commends the USCCB Migration Committee for your recent condemnations of the oppression and violence against the population of immigrants and refugees in our country.
Despite Vance attack, Catholic bishops press ahead on defending migrants
Religion News Service, an independent and unbiased news source, examines the complex relationship between the Catholic Church and the Trump-Vance administration.
Truth to Power: Request to Join with Recorded Homily
Speaking Truth to PowerAUSCP joins Priests for Justice for Immigrants, a group of over 150 priests of the Archdiocese of Chicago, inviting brother priests throughout the country to do a recorded homily focused on Speaking Truth to Power in Our Nation. In light of Bishop Budde’s compassionate and challenging homily…
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IN/OUT/WITH: Integration for Gay Priests/Religious/Deacons A Retreat for Gay Priests/Religious/Deacons March 24-27, 2025 Retreat Brochure 2025.pdfDownload
Wisdom Wednesday | January 29
Today, Jan. 29, is Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year, beginning the Year of the Snake. President Trump’s anti-immigrant actions continue to draw outrage. From Pope Francis, our quote of the week regards seminaries and priestly training: “When you find an ecclesiastic who behaves like a peacock, it’s not good.”