Eighth-graders create fairytale end to home makeover story
Even fairy tales starring a prince can end happily ever after — at least in this true version penned by about 50 young teenagers.
Laying down their lives: Bishop ordains 16 men to serve as deacons
AVONDALE — Sixteen men, who were already faithful and active in the Church, are now permanently called to carry out many of its works.
Seasoned Eagles: Bourgade Catholic celebrates 50th anniversary
They may not have won the football game, but by all accounts the Bourgade Eagles scored big Oct. 26-28 during homecoming weekend.
Bishop blesses new recording studio for weekly Catholic radio program
Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted blesses the new recording studio for “The Bishop’s Hour” Nov. 6 at the Diocesan Pastoral Center.
“The Bishop’s Hour,” a weekly...
Our Lady of Joy gives thanks for 40 years of growth, stewardship
Our Lady of Joy parishioners have been finding countless ways to express the love of Christ since the community was established 40 years ago.
Eucharistic Congress calls Catholics to lead Christ-centered lives
The Eucharist can be a comfort to those in distress, like the thousands suffering in the aftermath of hurricane Sandy, said Marian Father Mark Baron, minister to the Pentagon.
The Casa promotes local Apache craft business; CCHD collection set for Nov. 17-18
The Franciscan Renewal Center has supported crafters through the Apache Fair Trade Co-op for years. Recently, they’ve been working together to establish a solid business model to help the Apache in San Carlos, Ariz., fight poverty on the reservation.
Principal marks half century of service to high school life
Xavier College Preparatory’s Sr. Joan Fitzgerald, BVM, was assigned to the Phoenix all-girls school in 1962. She never left.
Bishop says Israel, Hamas must make tough decisions to end violence
JERUSALEM (CNS) -- The Israeli government and leaders of Hamas must make courageous decisions to end the violence that has once again forced residents of Southern Israel into their bomb shelters and residents of the Gaza Strip into their homes, said Auxiliary Bishop William Shomali of Jerusalem.
What’s next? Catholics seek post-election path
In the wake of President Barack Obama’s re-election Nov. 6, some Catholics are vowing to continue to fight the administration while others are calling for unity and working together to resolve differences.