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         Greetings from the chancery of the Diocese of Davenport:

 

As fellow brothers and sisters in Christ, we are all called to serve one another according to our gifts and abilities.  On this website you will find a wealth of information including references, policies, and documents for your use. 

My staff is here to assist you.  Please feel free to contact them by phone, e-mail or in person.

 

Most Rev. Martin J. Amos, DD. Bishop of Davenport


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My Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

 

This new fiscal year brings with it many new opportunities and challenges to us as a Diocese.  Many of our services, programs and projects continue to bring needed services to people.  It is the Annual Diocesan Appeal and your support that allow these ministries to continue and grow.

 

The Annual Diocesan Appeal is the primary way of funding such things as promoting Church life, life-long faith formation and family life; advocating for those in need; and fostering the wise use of our resources as we celebrate the Good News of Jesus Christ.

 

I am committed, along with my staff, the clergy, the religious and the lay leadership of the Diocese, to serve you as together we grow in faith - rooted in Christ.

Most Rev. Martin Amos, Bishop of Davenport

 Text of Bishop Amos' Talk


“...a shoot shall sprout from the stump of Jesse,

and from his roots a bud shall blossom.”

Isaiah 11:1

As preparations began for this year’s Annual Diocesan Appeal, it was decided to design a logo that would capture this new beginning and at the same time recognize our roots.  When we viewed the logo, some wondered why the cross was buried.  It is one of the crosses that appears on the coat of arms of the Diocese.  It is the cross of Christ.  If we have died with Christ, we shall also rise with him.  Unless the grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains just a grain of wheat; but if it dies, it bears much fruit. The new plant is a “shoot that sprouts;” it is part of the past and has a future.  It is rooted in Christ.  It is a sign of who we have been, who we are and our hope for who we will be.


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Chancery Address:  2706 N. Gaines St, Davenport, Iowa  52804-1998
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