Krakow prepares for World Youth Day [VIDEO]
World Youth Day organizers and Krakow vendors get ready for the arrival of Pope Francis and hundreds of thousands of pilgrims.
Give drink to the thirsty: Joe McCawley, quenching a thirst for the water of...
“I want to be the face of Jesus for someone else but it’s both the giver and the taker that are Jesus. We are Jesus for each other," he said.
Former Our Sunday Visitor publisher named CNS director, editor-in-chief
Greg Erlandson, former president and publisher of Our Sunday Visitor, has been named director and editor-in-chief of Catholic News Service, effective Sept. 12.
Attention men: Step ‘into the breach’ for foster care children
There's a vocation shortage of sorts effecting children in Arizona's foster care system, particularly the boys.
Introducing the Franciscan Friars of the Holy Spirit — the Church’s newest religious community
Seven men — five priests and two brothers — stood before the altar. In the culmination of a spiritual journey that took them a little more than a year, one by one they received their new habits and religious names from Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted. Now, as brothers, they are the founding members of the Franciscan Friars of the Holy Spirit.
Local musician honored with ‘National Pastoral Musician of the Year’ award
After 30 years composing hymns and leading music ministry in parishes in the Diocese of Phoenix, Jaime Cortez received prestigious national distinction July 14.
Donors, volunteers remain lifeline for 70-year-old St. Vincent de Paul
“From the very beginning, our Vincentians see the face of Christ in everyone we serve. It is the foundation of our organization,” said Steve Zabilski, executive director.
Reconnecting with two religious sisters local Catholics once knew
Catch up with Sr. Maria Kim Bui, a Daughter of St. Paul who is also known as the #MediaNun and Sr. Christa Parra, a young religious with the Loreto Sisters.
Bishop Olmsted offers Mass, discusses ‘Into the Breach’ on EWTN [VIDEO]
Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted appeared on EWTN several times July 13.
Syrian refugees, all Muslims, graduate from Caritas-run schools in Jordan
The graduates are among we 290 Syrian children — both boys and girls — in 20 schools supported by Caritas Jordan.