News & Updates

Highlights from Transitional Diaconate Ordination
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Catholic Foundation for Diocese of Salina Welcomes Tyler Greenman as New CEO
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Registration for Memorial Mass for Parents who have lost a child now open
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Seminarian Dinners – Register now!
Here at the Diocese of Salina, we’ve got some pretty awesome young men in seminary. These young men come from all over the diocese and beyond, have had varying faith journeys and are at different stages in their discernment process. Interested in meeting them? Now is your chance to enjoy… Read More
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Seminarian Dinners – Register now!
Here at the Diocese of Salina, we’ve got some pretty awesome young men in seminarian. These young men come from all over the diocese, have had varying faith journeys and are at different stages in their discernment process. Interested in meeting them? Now is your chance to enjoy an excellent… Read More
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Support our seminarians and DOUBLE your impact
For the 2022-2023 school year, the Diocese of Salina hopes to have nine seminarians. These seminarians come from all over our diocese and are in the process of studying to become priests for the future generations of Catholics within the diocese.   In the month of August, the diocese takes time… Read More
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Value Them Both | Week of Action (June 5-11)
Value Them Both is having a Week of Action that kicks off this Sunday, June 5 -11. This week is a call to action to continue educating and encouraging people to vote “Yes” for Value Them Both on August 2. To win this campaign, we need boots on the ground. Read More
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Meet the Bates Family | #WhyWeGive
Every family answers Jesus’ invitation to join in the mission of witnessing by faith, hope and love in a way that is unique to them. See how the Bates family answers the call by participating in the Bishop’s Annual Appeal – Call to Share. Read More
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Fr. Henry Saw Lone | Vocation Story
I was born on September 25, 1965, in Myanmar, Thataung province. The name of the village is Lorado (just like Colorado!).  As for my family, I have wonderful parents. They are Catholics. My father was a Buddhist convert. I have a mixed family background. I have two sisters and one… Read More
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