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In response to Pope Francis’ death, announced today by The Vatican, Most Rev. David Konderla, Bishop of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma, has issued the following statement:

As the state of Oklahoma prepares to mark the 30th anniversary of the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in U.S. history, Most Rev. David Konderla, Bishop of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma, has issued a statement urging prayer for continued healing.

Today, the USCCB announced its decision not to renew the cooperative agreements with the federal government related to children’s services and refugee support. Citing the government’s cancellation of many grants and the termination of the cooperative agreements to resettle refugees, Archbishop Broglio explained how the government’s decisions have forced the Conference to reconsider the best way to serve the needs of those seeking safe harbor from violence and persecution.

The Sisters have announced that they will be transitioning the governance of Monte Cassino Catholic School to its Board of Directors—a decision made after thoughtful prayer, discernment, and consultation with the Monastic Council, Bishop David Konderla, and Monte Cassino leadership.

What is a Jubilee Year? When Does it Begin and End? What is a Plenary Indulgence? How to Obtain a Plenary Indulgence during this Jubilee Year?

Cómo obtener la indulgencia jubilar en nuestra diócesis

On Holy Thursday, parishioners from across the diocese are joining the Seven Church Pilgrimage.

Dr. Joey Spencer, Archivist and Speaker, outlines a Ten Step plan to conduct spiritual combat during Lent. His compiled document includes excerpts from Lorenzo Scupoli, John Cassian, St. Hesychios, John Cassian, T.S. Eliot, and C.S. Lewis.

Friends, please join me in reflecting on this compassionate statement from Archbishop Coakley. Solving the Immigration issue is a complex matter. Treating every person with the dignity that is theirs as a son or daughter of God can be very simple. — Most Rev. David Konderla, Bishop of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma

As we celebrate National Marriage Week (Feb. 7-14, 2025) in the Diocese of Tulsa & Eastern Oklahoma, we revisit the article from Audrey Stubblefield, Coordinator of Marriage and Family Life. "Protecting and Nurturing the Vows of Marriage"

Bishop Konderla has used his authority to grant a dispensation to all of the faithful in the Diocese of Tulsa from this year's obligation to participate in the Mass on December 9, 2024.

Most Rev. David A. Konderla's memorandum (9/28/2018) on the celebration of Halloween within the Diocese of Tulsa & Eastern Oklahoma

Memorandum from Very Rev. Gary D Kastl, VG

Frequently asked questions regarding St. Isidore and its application for certification before the US Supreme Court.

The Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma has issued a statement regarding this week’s U.S. Supreme Court filing on behalf of St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School.

With great sadness, Vicar General Fr. Gary Kastl has announced the death of Bishop Emeritus Edward J. Slattery. He died at home late into the night on September 13, 2024, (feast of St. John Chrysostom) after having suffered a series of debilitating strokes. He was 84

This past week we, Jesus has reached into the hearts of all those participating or watching from home in ways we cannot begin to comprehend. What's next for the Eucharistic Revival?

Didn't make it to Indianapolis! Join the 10th National Eucharistic Congress virtually and spiritually with this resource list.

Restored Order of Sacraments to be implemented across the Diocese by 2029

Archbishop Paul Coakley, Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, Bishop David Konderla, Diocese of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma “Today’s ruling is very disappointing for the hundreds of prospective students and their families from across the state of Oklahoma who desired the educational experience and promise of St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School. We will consider all legal options and remain steadfast in our belief that St. Isidore would have and could still be a valuable asset to students, regardless of socioeconomic, race or faith backgrounds.”