The Catholic Sun

Although fiction, Joyce Coronel has taken elements of her life growing up in Scottsdale and as a writer for The Catholic Sun to craft a story loosely based on the real hardships facing Chaldean Catholics living in the Middle East.

Notre Dame Prep. student may be the only student from Arizona attending the High School Presidential Inaugural Conference this month in Washington, D.C.

Forty years after the legalization of abortion, the pro-life movement continues it work to get the decision reversed.

The Catholic Community Foundation has announced a $50,000 matching gift to create the Sanctity of Life Fund, a perpetual endowment that will address the need for sustainable funding for vital pro-life programs and organizations in the Diocese of Phoenix.

Women play a key role in coping with ongoing drought and famine in West Africa.

Catholics of all ages are invited to kick off the new calendar year by seeking strength through the Holy Spirit. That’s the mission of...

Although Mary is honored with countless titles, none is grander than, “Mary, Mother of God.” The Catholic Church views the Blessed Mother with such reverence that the octave of Christmas, Jan. 1, is a holy day of obligation. The feast day reminds us of the role she had in the plan of salvation, which began with her simple answer of, “yes,” to God.

Thanks to the Charity and Development Appeal, the Sunday morning Mass is broadcast simultaneously on the television, radio and the web. More than 65,000 viewers tune in each week.

Many within the pro-life movement were young children or not even born when the U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortion.

Spanish-speaking Catholics in the Phoenix area now have a radio station all their own at 740 AM.