Knights’ Silver Rose promotes Our Lady of Guadalupe, respect for human life as it...

ANTHEM — As a way to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe and promote the pro-life cause, the Knights of Columbus Silver Rose, which passes from Canada through the U.S. and into Mexico, came through the Diocese of Phoenix Oct. 5-9.

Seton students ensure AP Scholar Awards aplenty

While still in high school, 50 Seton students proved themselves college-ready by taking an Advanced Placement course and excelling on its exam.

Five men to be ordained permanent deacons Nov. 5

Following in the footsteps of St. Stephen, the Church’s first deacon and martyr, five men will be ordained to the permanent diaconate for the Diocese of Phoenix.

Franciscan Sisters at St. Peter’s Mission School to be honored ‘Guardians of Hope’ at...

BAPCHULE — Here in the windswept desert of the Gila Indian Reservation stands a beacon of hope: St. Peter’s Mission School.

Cemetery manager pulls triple duty on dual properties

If you visit All Souls Cemetery in Cottonwood or Calvary Cemetery in Flagstaff, chances are pretty good you'll run in to Patrick Stoffel. To say he's the point man for both properties is an understatement.

Panel provides hope for student success despite learning disability

Parents seeking a Catholic education for children with learning disabilities in the Diocese of Phoenix have support from a local grassroots organization. The Arizona Catholic Schools Disabilities Fund, founded two years ago by Lisa Colangelo Fischer, Ph.D., partners with Catholic schools to educate and support parents, teachers and staff by advocating inclusion of special needs students.

Arizona Bishops speak out against Prop. 205, which would legalize recreational marijuana

As the countdown to Election Day continues, the Catholic bishops of Arizona have spoken clearly about one measure on the ballot they hope will go down in defeat: the legalization of recreational marijuana.

‘40 Days’of saving lives: ‘Respect Life Month’ focuses peaceful efforts statewide

Thousands of lives spared, 133 abortion workers who quit their jobs and 75 centers that closed their doors forever. The stunning success of the 40 Days for Life movement in the midst of a culture of death has pumped new energy into the movement dedicated to protecting human life from conception to natural death.

Holy Door art project sets hearts on path toward mercy

Students walked through mock “Doors of Mercy” at Our Lady of Mount Carmel and even made a mini set in art class as part of a "Mercy Unites Us" effort that teamed up parent and student learning.

Arizona Rosary Celebration to honor Our Lady of Mercy

Even though the Year of Mercy will end next month, organizers of the 41st annual Arizona Rosary Celebration wanted to remind the faithful that there is still time to commemorate the jubilee year.