Nazareth House insider: What the young seminarian trailblazers can expect
Five young men are the first seminarians in the Diocese of Phoenix’s 50-year history to begin seminary life within diocesan boundaries.
Catholics’ generosity leads to $10.2 million in grants for local charities, parishes
Every year, Catholics are asked to prayerfully consider how much they will pledge in service to others, acting as the heart and hands of Jesus Christ.
School celebrates 70 years serving as shining light in south Phoenix
Its student population stands at 230, but the school is well-known across Phoenix’s six-digit South Mountain community.
Women religious leaders urged to practice accompaniment at annual national assembly
SCOTTSDALE — In a room filled with nearly 900 leaders of various women religious communities, not everyone could practically step up to the mic.
Tempe parishioner, drawn to vocation as missionary religious sister, professes solemn vows
In a ceremony surrounded by family, friends, longtime supporters and religious sisters, a woman who grew up at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish in Tempe professed her perpetual vows as a Daughter of Mary, Help of Christians, also known as the Salesian Sisters.
Bishops of the Arizona Catholic Conference Statement on ‘Brush & Nib’ Decision
We are grateful that the importance of religious liberty was recognized today by the Arizona Supreme Court in the case of Brush & Nib Studio v. City of Phoenix.
Nation to remember aborted children, pray for life Sept. 14
There's a reported 186 memorial services scheduled, including a Life Rosary at Holy Cross Cemetery in Avondale.
‘Sacred art can change hearts and inspire souls’
Artwork commissioned for the 50th Anniversary of the Diocese of Phoenix poignantly reflects the intercession of the Holy Family for the domestic Church.
André House, Congregation of Holy Cross welcome newest brother
He became the 14th brother in the U.S. Province in final vows with more at various stages of discernment.
Despite loss of church building, St. Joseph parishioners find hope in celebrating 50th anniversary
It may have been flames that consumed St. Joseph Church but it’s a fire of “love” from the community propelling them forward through tragedy.