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Meet a few of Seton Catholic Preparatory's 123 graduates.

When Dr. Zlata Kovacevic arrived in the United States 20 years ago from Bosnia with her two daughters, she had nothing. Her husband, who had immigrated a year earlier, had died just the day before. It was a representative from Catholic Charities who met them at the airport and helped them resettle.

In a world oftentimes inundated with “fake news” and sensationalism, Pope Francis encourages everyone to “engage in constructive forms of communication that reject prejudice towards others and foster a culture of encounter.”

Couples grappling with infertility and pregnancy loss can find spiritual support from an organization rooted in Catholic theology.

On May 10, the Arizona Legislature adjourned sine die after spending 122 days in session. In total, almost 1,200 pieces of legislation were introduced with just over 400 of them set to become law.

There are four flowers, called wreaths, to earn within as many years. Each wreath has nine related virtues to learn and embrace.

“We needed to find a community with hearts full of love and all of you were there,” Shannon Clancy told invited guests, many who supported the capital campaign.

Catholics in this circle pool money they would have donated to worthy charities anyway and actively discern how to collectively distribute grants to those around them serving the poor and the Church.

Savvy Camps is open to students of all socio-economic backgrounds through a 1:1 scholarship program.

MaryBeth Mueller’s tenure as a leader in Catholic education is coming to a close, but her passion that fueled decades of leadership resulting in national recognition remains undimmed.The superintendent and director of the diocesan Division of Education and Evangelization is retiring next month, following 31 years of service.