Denial of Clemency to Death-Row Inmate Disappoints Oklahoma Archbishop
Archbishop Paul Coakley spoke about the decision Sept. 28.
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Hooked on the Camino de Santiago (Sept. 24)
‘Hooked on the Camino’ — that’s how one bishop described his fifth pilgrimage on the ancient way of St. James. Recently, three U.S. bishops traveled the Camino de Santiago together for two and half weeks. They shared their pilgrimage experience with the National Catholic Register’s Senior Editor Jonathan Liedl.
The Camino Compadres: 3 US Bishops Find Spiritual Refreshment and Fraternity Via Ancient Pilgrimage
Archbishop Paul Coakley and Bishops James Conley and James Wall share highlights from their recent experience on El Camino de Santiago in Spain — the fifth time for two of them — and their recommendations for pilgrimages closer to home.
Oklahoma City Archbishop Reiterates Calls for End to Death Penalty
Federal court decision just affirmed constitutionality of capital-punishment protocols in the Sooner State.
Archbishop Coakley: Oklahoma Governor’s Clemency of Julius Jones Took ‘Tremendous Courage’
Earlier on Thursday, Archbishop Coakley tweeted that he “offered Mass this morning for Julis and Gov. Stitt. It’s in the Lord’s hands now.”
Holy Relics: Preparing the Remains of Soon-to-be Beatified Father Stanley Rother
How does one gather relics? Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City and a Carmelite nun explain.
Father Stanley Rother: ‘The Shepherd Cannot Run at the First Sign of Danger’
Archbishop Paul Coakley Discusses Oklahoma’s Saintly Missionary Priest
Oklahoma Christians Counter Satanic Mockery With Prayer
Archbishop Paul Coakley of Oklahoma City explained the need for prayer and called on Catholics to join the Unity Prayer Service and Walk on the Solemnity of the Assumption.
Supreme Court Upholds Controversial Experimental Cocktail for Death-Row Inmates
In a 5-4 decision, justices rule a lethal-injection drug constitutional, disappointing anti-death-penalty advocates.
