Pair of podcasts keeps young adults connected to Church
Genuine conversation lie at the heart of both "I Got Issues" as well as "Gold, Frankincense and Maroon." The podcasts are based in the Diocese of Phoenix.
Pinwheel garden planted for Child Abuse Prevention Month
The Diocese of Phoenix Office of Child and Youth Protection planted a pinwheel garden outside of the Diocesan Pastoral Center April 18 to mark April as Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Resurrection inspires awe among faithful
When Fr. John Parks was praying before the Eucharist several months ago, a prayer welled up inside him. “Wow — He rose from the dead,” Fr. Parks said. “We’ve heard it so often you can forget that it happened. This is a reality.”
Pro-lifers take Good Friday ‘pilgrimage’ to pray Rosary outside Glendale Planned Parenthood
For Catholics in the Diocese of Phoenix who care deeply about the pro-life cause, Good Friday entails a pilgrimage of sorts to a busy street corner in Glendale.
Slain priest’s killer sentenced to life in prison
The man arrested for the 2014 murder of Fr. Kenneth Walker, FSSP, and the aggravated assault on Fr. Joseph Terra, FSSP, will spend the rest of his life in prison. That was the decision of Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Pete Reinstein at a sentencing hearing April 7.
Fr. Victor Lamore (1941-2017): Served West Valley in retirement
He was calm and soothing, “just like you would imagine Jesus to be.”
Still the One Gala to celebrate couples who met through ASU Newman Center
For decades, the All Saints Newman Center’s campus ministry at Arizona State University has reached into the throngs of college students and held out the Gospel message, the sacraments and a good dose of social interaction.
Faith at the Final Four
The life of the Church will factor into Final Four festivities in Phoenix this weekend.
Arizona strengthens conscience protections for health care workers
(CNA/EWTN News) — Health care providers and institutions opposed to assisted suicide gained more legal protections under a new Arizona law that aims to help ensure doctors and nurses aren’t fired for their beliefs if the practice is ever legalized.
Anointing of the sick brings spiritual, sometimes physical healing
Sammy Cibulka, a 17-year-old Brophy student who has been battling a rare form of an aggressive cancer, stood before Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted to receive the Anointing of the Sick.