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

Bishop of Davenport

 

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Two Priests Temporarily Removed From Ministry

 

 

Joint Statement from the Catholic Bishops of Iowa

 

HHS Mandate
Diocese's HHS Mandate page
USCCB Page on HHS mandate (including legislative contacts)
Iowa Catholic Conference

Initiatives of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
Religious Freedom
Marriage: Unique for a Reason
Research and Resources for the New Evangelization – CARA Research November 2012
 

Abuse of Minors - The Church's Response

The Catholic Messenger video site
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Diocesan Planning Commission
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Bishop Amos' Vision Planning Video
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Dan Ebener's Blessings for Leaders: Leadership Wisdom from the Beatitudes - Available NowRead more

New Chancery Phone extensions

  • When the chancery is closed or a diocesan event is cancelled due to severe weather, the staff and public can receive notification through several methods:

    1.       Dial (563) 324-1912 and press three during any part of the receptionist's message.

    2.       Check the Diocesan website home page: www.davenportdiocese.org

    3.       Check the Diocesan Facebook page: www.facebook.com/diodav   www.facebook.com/diodavwww.facebook.com/diodav

Information about chancery closing or diocesan event cancellation

1. Dial (563) 324-1912 and press three (3) during any part of the receptionist’s message.
2. Check the Diocesan website home page – www.davenportdiocese.org
3. Check the Diocesan Facebook page – www.facebook/diodav

If weather conditions indicate that the chancery may be closed and/or a diocesan event may be cancelled and one of the above methods of communication does not indicate a closing, another method should be checked in case technical difficulties prevent the use of a particular method.