Welcome to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Gallup
Who We Are
Founded in 1939, the Diocese of Gallup covers over 55,000 square miles in the states of New Mexico and Arizona. We primarily serve Native American and Hispanic populations under the leadership of the most Rev. Bishop James S. Wall.
Upcoming Events:
Latest News:
On Saturday Oct 20th the Knights of Columbus will be hosting a traditional Roman Holiday dinner for
the benefit of Living Hope Women’s Center and the annual maintenance fee on their ultrasound
machine. In 2012 the Knights donated an ultrasound machine to Living Hope, and over the years this
machine has changed the hearts and minds of many abortion-minded women. So many babies have been
saved. Dinner will be 4:307:00pm on Oct 20th and cost is $10. Tickets are available after Mass at St. Rita’s parish.
Are you called to be a Sister? Join the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul for a religious vocation discernment retreat, geared towards Catholic women aged 18-40.
Register online: daughters-of-charity.com/retreats or contact Sr. Lisa Laguna, D.C., at 650-949-8890 or [email protected]
If you are a teenager or young adult who would like to spend a life-affirming, wildly exciting day with hundreds of other Catholic youth, the 7th Annual Southwest Catholic Youth Conference is for you!
Coming November 3rd at the Farmington Civic Center, youth will gather to learn, sing, praise, and pray at this dynamic and fun single-day conference.
Very special guests include MC Fr. Josh Mayer, Joel Stepanek, Katie Prejean-McGrady, and the Josh Blakesley Band.
Lunch, dinner, and snacks are all included in the $25 ticket price. Check out lifeguardlaplata.org or call 970-385-8451 to learn more.
- Diocese of Gallup Invites NM and AZ Attorneys General to Visit Chancery Offices to Directly Review Documents Relevant to Abuse Investigations, Following Permission From Federal Court
- Women Religious Throughout the Diocese of Gallup Commit Themselves to Prayer in Response to Abuse Crisis
- Authentic and Earnest Service: Diocesan Deacons Seek to Grow as Disciples of Jesus During Annual Retreat