Pastoral Letter

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Below is an official letter from Bishop Wall addressed to Catholics of the Diocese of Gallup. The letter is in regards to the confirmed Chapter 11 plan.

There is also a dedicated page on the Diocesan website for questions and information relating to the Chapter 11 plan: http://dioceseofgallup.org/chapter-11-settlement/ .
It includes official court documents, the full list of non-monetary terms that have been or will be implemented by the Diocese , and answers to frequently asked questions.

Letter from Bishop – Chapter 11 Plan

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