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Last year, Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted called men of the diocese to action with his apostolic exhortation, “Into the Breach.” Since then, this movement has spread throughout the diocese and beyond.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tguqGTJTBSI Family caregivers, who are often thrust into their role, can easily remain there undetected and unsupported. The same goes for the elderly striving to...

COTTONWOOD — With arms raised and singing “He is Exalted,” the 197 students of the newly named St. Joseph/Immaculate Conception School filed into their new building and formed a square around the perimeter of the open center courtyard during the a blessing ceremony on Sept. 18.

Five cantors from Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral offered not just an audible, but a visual preview of the address which comprehensively shared how God's rich mercy is at work locally.

Desert Willow, a 57-unit complex in Tempe near St. Margaret Parish and the light rail, is poised to be a similar effort, and will celebrate a grand opening Sept. 27.

“My friends, the Church has lasted 2,000 years. Let this be our finest hour!”

James Lackey will be the first to tell you he has not suffered injustice. And yet, as he responds to detailed questions about how he grew up and came to be a leader in the Black Catholic community, it becomes apparent: this is a man who has borne wrongs patiently.

As enrollment grows in Arizona, so does faculty and administration, particularly in the college's social work and nursing program.

The $3.5 million renovation will initially accommodate 53 students and is scheduled to open in January.

DUBUQUE, Iowa — Sr. Mary Jamesita Keller, BVM, 80, died Aug. 15, 2016, at Marian Hall in Dubuque, Iowa. She was buried at Mount Carmel Cemetery, Dubuque.