New Earth serves Catholic parishes as the official newspaper of the Diocese
of Fargo. Click the logo to read the current issue online.
TV Mass is available
at 10:30 a.m. each Sunday on WDAY-TV6, Fargo, and WDAZ-TV8, Grand Forks.
The Communications Office works closely with
Real Presence Radio, which
provides Catholic radio programming to the Diocese of Fargo on AM1370 and
AM1280. To learn more about Real Presence Radio, visit their Web site at
www.yourcatholicradiostation.com.
Sunday's 10 a.m. Mass from the Cathedral of St.
Mary,
Fargo, is broadcast
every week on cable TV. In Fargo, it is on Sundays at 2:30 p.m. and
Thursdays at 12:30 p.m. on
cable channel 12. Please note that this rebroadcast is one week delayed.
A particular Sunday Mass will be shown the following Sunday and Thursday,
not the same Sunday.
United States Congress of Catholic Bishops
(USCCB) CCC-TV Page
Daily
Reflection: Each day a priest, deacon or
lay person from around the country shares a reflection on the Scripture
readings from today's Mass.
One-on-One: Interviews with famous
personalities and how religion has touched their lives.
Faith Works: The original series
of streaming videos produced by the Catholic Communication Campaign.
These video clips contain stories of faith and interviews of people who have
been affected by or have had an effect on another's faith.
For more than 25 years, the Catholic Communication
Campaign (CCC) has been serving dioceses and parishioners by spreading
faith-filled messages locally and nationally on radio, television, in print
and on the Internet. To view the CCC-TV video page,
please
follow this link. Visitors can view the
segments using either RealPlayer or Windows Media technologies.
The Diocese of Fargo was established in 1889 and
comprises 30 counties over 35,786 square miles in eastern North Dakota. It
has a catholic population of 87,409 people out of a total population of
377,979 (23%). There are 147 priests (including active, retired and those
serving outside the diocesan area), 44 permanent deacons, 131 religious
sisters and 133 parishes in the diocese.
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