Photos from the Easter Triduum at the Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate Conception.
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Happy Easter!Photos from the Easter Triduum at the Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate Conception.Click here/photoalbums/easter-triduum_self
Archdiocese of MobileArchdiocese of Mobile awarded $25.8 million in termite case
involving the Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate ConceptionStatementhttps://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:US:5b5edc0c-786a-4a6b-ad56-5f7308f14e7e_blank
Happy St. Patrick's DayArchbishop Rivituso celebrated the day with Mass at the Cathedral-Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, preceding the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick's annual parade through downtown Mobile.Photo Galleryhttps://mobarch.org/photoalbums/st-patricks-day-2026_blank
Rite of ElectionRite of Election and Call to Continuing Conversion liturgies were held across the archdiocese, giving each deanery the opportunity to meet Archbishop Mark S. Rivituso. Photo Galleryhttps://mobarch.org/photoalbums/rite-of-election-1_blank
Lenten ResourcesClick below to find resources that can help you through this Lenten season. Click here!https://mobarch.org/lent_blank
STATEMENT FROM ARCHBISHOP MARK S. RIVITUSO
March 10, 2026: Archbishop Rivituso releases statement in response to Gov. Ivey commuting sentence of Charles "Sonny" Burton.
It is very easy to move through the day, simply going with the current of what comes our way. We move from one activity to the next, staying busy but rarely stopping to ask whether we are using our time well.
Find your peace in the anticipation this Lent.
Throughout our lives—young, old and somewhere in between—we may find ourselves in a season of life that leaves us desiring to hurry up and be on with the next phase. At times, Christ invites us to test ourselves against temptation by trusting that He will bring about everything that we need at exactly the moment we need it.
This past January, I was blessed to participate in Project Homeless Connect. I was present, not only to support our own Catholic Social Services, but also to become more aware of other resources provided to assist the homeless.
At an age when most teenagers are scrolling social media or listening to podcasts, 15-year-old Win Tapia is doing something different — he’s hosting one.