40,000 Catholics.
One Mission.
Serving North Louisiana since 1986
You Are Called
The 2024 Catholic Service Appeal calls you to support the ministries in our diocese.
For more information on the appeal or the works happening within our diocese supported by the appeal please take a moment to watch this year’s Catholic Service Appeal video.
During this time of Eucharistic Revival, the faithful are encouraged to renew our worship of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Eucharist, and to encounter His healing grace. We have the perfect opportunity to do so during the Traveling Eucharistic Rosary Congress being held in the Diocese of Shreveport from October 5-11. During the month of May, we as a diocese pray the rosary and count our rosaries. However, during this week in October, we combine Eucharistic Adoration and praying the rosary aloud hourly throughout the week.
Over the next three years, every Catholic in the Diocese of Shreveport (parishes, schools, apostolates, and families) are invited to be a part of renewing the Church by enkindling a living relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist.
All these events will culminate in the inaugural National Eucharistic Congress in the United States, in Indianapolis on July 17-21, 2024.
Our Mission
We, God’s people, gathered with our Bishop and the Diocese of Shreveport, embody the universal mission of the Catholic Church. In developing a Christian Life we are called to praise God, to proclaim and teach Jesus Christ, His life, His work, His word and in the power of the Holy Spirit, we are called to serve as a sign and instrument of Christ’s liberating and healing presence in the world. As Church, we in the 16 civil parishes of North Louisiana challenge and support persons in their efforts to live as Christians, to understand Sacred Scripture and Tradition, to share with the poor, and to participate in a faith community.
Shreveport Martyrs Cause Affirmed
by USCCB
What better way to celebrate the anniversary of the creation of the Diocese of Shreveport than the unanimous confirmation by the USCCB for the continuation on the diocesan level for the advancement of the cause of beatification and canonization of the five Shreveport priests known as the Shreveport Martyrs. Praise be to God!
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“The Church must be a place of mercy freely given, where everyone can feel welcomed, loved, forgiven, and encouraged to live the good life of the Gospel.”
Becoming Catholic.
Are you interested in learning more about the Catholic faith? Seeking out information does not commit or oblige you to become Catholic, although we are happy to provide you with information and walk with you on your faith journey.
Daily Readings.
Read today’s readings on the USCCB website, updated daily.
Read The Catholic Connection
The Catholic Connection is a monthly publication funded by your Diocesan Stewardship Appeal; mailed to every known Catholic household in the Diocese of Shreveport. Our mission is to advance knowledge and understanding of our Catholic faith among the faithful.
Report Fraud or Abuse
The Diocese of Shreveport has set up an anonymous and completely confidential phone line for you to report instances of known or suspected misuse of parish, school or diocesan assets including fraud, excessive waste or abuse. The number can be found here. This line goes directly to a voicemail that is addressed only to the Bishop. Should you need to call this number to report incidents, be assured that Bishop Francis I. Malone will act on the information in a confidential manner to make positive changes.
To Report Child Sexual Abuse by a Cleric/Church Worker in the Diocese of Shreveport Call: Mary Arcement Alexander at (318) 588-2120 and your Local Law Enforcement Agency. For more information follow this link Learn More