Catholic Education Arizona’s new leader has flair for business, heart for schools
“This is about valuing people, every day, and thinking about how we can add value to their lives. It could be a smile, listening or supportive encouragement and it all comes back to kindness which crosses all ages, cultures and backgrounds,” Padberg said.
Rite of Election puts hundreds on path to full communion as Catholics
It launches a final 40-day period of more intense preparation for the catechumens — now known as “the elect” — to receive the sacraments.
St. John Paul II High School girls complete historic run to title
AVONDALE — In its first year of existence, St. John Paul II Catholic High School, the far West Valley’s first Catholic high school, is already filling its trophy case.
Girl power nets Xavier first round of College Board AP Computer Science award
The school's two AP Computer Science courses helped it and others worldwide earn a new award.
Pro-life campaign of prayer, fasting coincides with Lenten season
Against a backdrop of robust debate fueled largely by recent legislation in New York and Virginia, pro-life supporters are again confronting abortion through peaceful, prayerful and purposeful means in the biannual “40 Days for Life” campaign.
Repentance and Renewal: Lent is a time to grow in holiness
Every year the Church moves the faithful through her liturgical seasons in order to grow in ways that may not otherwise be imagined. The penitential season of Lent begins Ash Wednesday, March 6 this year.
Diocese mourns death of Fr. Doug Lorig, its first Pastoral Provision priest
The Diocese of Phoenix lost a rare jewel when the Lord called Fr. Doug Lorig home Feb. 28.
Profiles in Mission: Barry and Adelaida Severson
We were blessed to be the chairs last year and were asked to chair it again this year.
Diocese launches Family Prayer Guide to accompany new apostolic exhortation ‘Complete My Joy’
For many Catholics, the thought of praying out loud at home with family members is daunting, suggesting moments of awkward pauses and fumbled words. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Life Choices shelters new life for unborn, family stability via CDA funds
For Celeste and her husband of 17 years, the thought of having another child was too much for them to bear.