Mueller doubly honored at ‘Night of Hope’

A whopping 90 percent provides immediate tuition assistance, which often supports students whose families face unexpected mid-year crises.

Retired Army general, Gilbert deacon one of 12 Veterans Day Parade grand marshals

“I don’t separate service to God from service to country," said the deacon who also assists disabled warriors with adaptive sports and is active with the Crosiers’ youth and veteran outreach missions.

St. Andrew the Apostle community marks dedication of newly renovated church

“All this beauty will come to nothing if it does not enhance our journey to heaven,” the pastor said.

MaryBeth Mueller to receive papal award at 10th annual Night of Hope

Bishop Olmsted knew that one honorary award was not enough to thank Phoenix's longtime superintendent for 31 years of service to the Church through its students.

Beloved BVM sisters, longtime Xavier educators, celebrate 50 years each of religious life

There was a Mass followed by a fiesta "for the best-a," one person said, referring to Sr. Joanie and Sr. Lynn.

André House volunteers reflect on serving 5 million meals

Somewhere deep in office files lies a running total of plates served to guests who would otherwise go hungry. It should reach 5 million on Oct. 29.

Campaign calls faithful to discipleship

God sent the prophets, then John the Baptist and finally Jesus to prepare the way for something that was big, new and perhaps both...

Sisters weigh in on vocations fair calling young people to sainthood

It will be filled with men and women religious already bearing fruit for the kingdom of God via at least 18 religious communities that serve the Diocese of Phoenix.

Millennials invited to make their voices heard through diocesan Encuentro

“You have to find different avenues of how to reach them spiritually. With Hispanics it’s through the culture, and through symbols and through the religious piety,” a co-chair of the Encuentro Committee said.