Catholics gear up for city-wide Lenten  Mission

Catholics are encouraged to come together to renew and recharge their faith as the Archdiocese of Nassau hosts its first in-person city-wide Lenten Mission in the COVID era, under the theme "Walking Together in Faith and Gratitude".

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Catholic bishop on a mission

For the month of October, Catholic Archbishop of Nassau, Patrick Pinder, is on a mission to visit all Catholic schools. Claudette Rolle, director of Catholic education, said the intent of the visits is to allow the archbishop to remain connected to the schools and gives him the opportunity to emphasize that education is the "largest ...
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Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Academy Students and Teachers Pay Courtesty Call on the Governor General

Students and Teachers of Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Academy, Freeport, Grand Bahama called upon Governor General Her Excellency Dame Marguerite Pindling at Government House on Thursday, March 22, 2018...

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Anglicans and Catholics gear up for respective Lenten Missions

The Anglican Diocese of The Bahamas and The Turks and Caicos Islands and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Nassau are both gearing up for their respective Lenten Missions. The Anglicans' in-person Mission, for which The Rt. Reverend Laish Boyd serves as the Missioner, takes place March 6-9 at the St. John's College Auditorium, under the ...
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Catholic Archdiocese of Nassau to host Marriage Renewal Weekend

FOR couples seeking to reconnect from the heart, or break down the walls of distance in their relationships or who simply want to spend the weekend away from distractions with their spouse, the Catholic Archdiocese of Nassau is hosting a marriage renewal weekend beginning November 5-7.

The couples renewal weekend is an annual event held by the Catholic Archdiocese of Nassau. This will be the fo...

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Strikers win first Catholic championship

DeAngelo Mackey was a one-man wrecking crew for the Our Lady's Blue Flames yesterday afternoon, but the St. Cecilia's Strikers just wasn't going to let one man beat them in their quest for their first Catholic Primary Schools basketball championship at Loyola Hall on Gladstone Road.
Mackey scored a game-high 27 of his team's 31 total points, but the Strikers' balanced scoring attack was just too m...

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St. Thomas More student is 54th Catholic schools spelling CHAMP

Jordan Lewis probably couldn't have asked for a better birthday gift than winning the 54th Catholic schools spelling champ, in his second attempt. Jordan, 10 at the time of the competition, a fifth-grade student at St. Thomas More, correctly spelt the word "chanteuse" to lead an all-boys sweep of the top three spots in the ...
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14 to battle for Catholic Schools spelling champion crown

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Catholic education marks 131 years

Despite COVID-19 and the adoption of remote learning to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus, Catholic schools still found a way to mark the anniversary of 131 years of education in The Bahamas and celebrate their second annual Founders' Day. Catholic school students throughout The Bahamas celebrated the Catholic Board of Education's second annual Founders' ...The post Catholic education marks 1...

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COVID-19 leads to changes for Anglicans, Catholics

Bishop Laish Boyd.In light of concerns over COVID-19, the Anglican church in The Bahamas has temporarily suspended intinction, the practice of dipping consecrated bread in wine during communion, and the Roman Catholic Church, meanwhile, has announced the temporary suspension of the drinking of wine during communion. Anglican [...]
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