CATHOLICS MATTER: Bob DeRosa — Retired firefighter performs rescues of a different sort
Bob DeRosa spent more than two decades as a New York City firefighter, rushing into people’s homes at their darkest hour. Since moving to Arizona and joining Holy Spirit parish 22 years ago, he’s found another way to rescue people.
Bishop blesses chapel window depicting ‘angelic friar’
The latest stained glass window to be installed and blessed inside the chapel at the Diocesan Pastoral Center depicts another saint whose canonization St. John Paul II advanced. This time, the artwork portrays an artist.
Newman Center leaders eager to build on success
The first words Maggie Otlewski heard while unpacking her freshman year were “Catholic Mass times?” as a stranger handed her the information. Two years later, she knows so much more.
‘Hands of Hope’ reaching out to local homeless with love, support
You’ve seen them: weathered faces lined with care, holding their cardboard signs by the side of the road, begging for help. You’re waiting for the light to turn green and try to avoid their stare. What to do?
Rising temps, rising needs: Vincentians deliver food, bring hope to those in need
Terry Chavez opens the door for a delivery, but it’s not the latest gadget from Amazon she’s expecting. Instead, a St. Vincent de Paul volunteer is delivering groceries — groceries with a dose of faith, hope and love, that is.
Meet the Phoenix Diocese’s three newest priests
Learn more about the three new priests for the Diocese of Phoenix with this quick Q&A.
Bishop Olmsted to ordain three men to priesthood June 28
Years of study and prayerful reflection, bolstered by the loving support of family and friends, will culminate June 28 when Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted of the Diocese of Phoenix ordains three men to the priesthood.
‘Fortnight for Freedom’ highlights freedom to serve
Dioceses throughout the country will be highlighting the Catholic Church's religious freedom in service to the poor and vulnerable during this year's "Fortnight for Freedom."
Benedictine to launch first group of $10K M.B.A. students, next sessions forming
MESA — Due to outstanding interest in its groundbreaking 18-month $10K M.B.A. program, Benedictine University at Mesa is starting its first group of M.B.A....
Catholics honor ‘Take Your Dog to Work Day’ all year
Everyone knows that dog is man’s best friend. Similar to St. Francis of Assisi, who had a special devotion to the friendly, four-legged creatures, priests and members of the Diocese of Phoenix also share a great love for the canine.
