‘Real + True’ project aims to bring Catholic Catechism to the masses
Real + True features videos in multiple languages and innovative content to present the Catechism of the Catholic Church as a living voice for the modern world.
Heart of a Barrio
Brick by brick, the entire community came together to erect Sacred Heart Church in 1954 as a “treasure” of what was once the Golden Gate Barrio.
Catholic Education Arizona Awards Scholarships to Local Students
Catholic Education Arizona presented the first scholarship payment of this year totaling over $3 million.
New leader of Jesuits in western U.S. described as humble, zealous
The new leader of Jesuits in the western United States is both a champion and student of migrants.
Ss. Simon and Jude School’s ‘rock’ marks 50 years as principal
For Sr. Raphael Quinn, her love for children and teaching is reflected in her 50 years of service as the Cathedral school principal.
Archbishop Naumann, Arizona bishops urge vaccination, conscience safeguards
Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann of Kansas City, Kansas, chairman of the USCCB's Committee on Pro-Life Activities, encouraged Catholics to receive one of the coronavirus vaccines if they discern that it is appropriate to do so.
Vaccine mandates open door for bishops to discern an appropriate action
The rise in COVID-19 vaccine mandates around the country has prompted an increase in interest in a vaccine exemptions.
Sisters of Life announces new foundation in the Diocese of Phoenix
Next month, five Sisters of Life will establish a religious community in Phoenix.
Pope accepts resignation of bishop of Phoenix-based Byzantine eparchy
Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Bishop John S. Pazak of the Holy Protection of Mary Byzantine Catholic Eparchy, which is based in Phoenix.
New Vicar of Evangelization eager to witness ‘authentic communion with God and others’
Bishop Olmsted has appointed Fr. John Nahrgang as the new Vicar of Evangelization for the Diocese of Phoenix.
