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Diocesan Migrant & Refugee Services (DMRS) hosted the unveiling of a bright and inspiring mural by artists Kelsey Kilcrease and Nikki Diaz. Located on the side of the DMRS building, the “You Belong” mural is a message of love and unity.

Toibio Romo is the patron saint of Mexican migrants and border crossers. This Steward of the Years category recognizes the service to refugees and immigrants.

Carlo Acutis was a young devout Catholic who loved computers and video games. This category recognizes the service of and to youth and young adults.

Saint Teresa is the mother of the poor. This Steward of the Year category recognizes the service to those who experience a lack of resources and those who administered to them via food pantries and delivery of food to the homebound.

John Baptist de la Salle is the patron saint of teachers. This category recognizes the service of catechists and Catholic school teachers.

Edith Stein loved and nurtured those around her during the Nazi occupation. This category recognizes service to those who suffered the loss of loved ones.

Juan Diego is Our Lady’s messenger of hope. This Steward of the Years category recognizes the service service of communication and evangelization.

John of God is the patron saint of the sick, nurses and hospitals. This category recognizes urgent service to the sick, especially to those suffering from mental illness.

Father Rick Matty had a gift for leading people to what they needed in ministry and in life. Help us celebrate his legacy during the 16th Annual Foundation of Faith Event.

One way to ensure there are priests for the future is through a commitment of prayer, service, and giving to Progress, a yearly diocesan fundraising campaign to support the day-to-day operations of ministries and services within our diocese.