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Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
The people of Lebanon have suffered horrifically following the terrible blast in Beirut. Their bishop has described the situation in dire terms. While it is not possible to take up collections in the usual weekend manner, if you wish to be of help to those suffering in Lebanon then click onto the link for Catholic Relief Services. The world is greatly blessed by their international aid. There simply is no better international charitable arm of the Catholic Church than Catholic Relief Services. May God bless you.
Bishop Edward J. Weisenburger
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News
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July 31Bishop Edward Weisenburger announces that as of August 7th the majority of our parishes have the option to open once again for limited public worship.Read More
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July 17One of the most respected priests in the Diocese of Tucson, Fr. John Lyons is given the honorary title of Monsignor by Pope Francis.Read More
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About the Diocese of Tucson
The Diocese of Tucson is comprised of nine counties with an area of 42,707 square miles. Geographically, the Diocese is the fifth largest diocese in the continental United States. In a total population of 1.45-million, there are an estimated 300,000-plus Roman Catholics who are served by 78 parishes, dozens of missions, 25 Catholic schools, six member agencies of Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona, the Catholic Foundation for the Diocese of Tucson, the Catholic Tuition Support Organization, Diocese of Tucson Catholic Cemeteries and hundreds of charitable and fraternal organizations.
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