Cardinal: Britons crying out for more generous response to migrants
Shocking images of bodies washed up on beaches in the Mediterranean — including one of a drowned Syrian boy lying face down — are revealing “the human face of this suffering," Cardinal Vincent Nichols of Westminster said.
Student art showcase bridges generations
Notre Dame Preparatory in partnership with Vi at Silverstone, will bring generations together in celebration of the arts at its annual Art Showcase and Open House March 21.
Catholic Extension features ‘nuns who rock’ on website, in social media
Be sure to follow #NunsRock and #NCSW2016 throughout National Catholic Sisters Week March 8-14.
‘Mass for the Unborn’ draws activists, prayer warriors from throughout the diocese
Pro-life advocates traveled from all over the Diocese of Phoenix for a special “Mass for the Unborn” Jan. 18 at Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral.
Catholics close out Fortnight for Freedom in prayer to Blessed Mother
“The Virgin Mary struck her claim to our nation from the beginning,” Manny Yrique said July 4 during Phoenix’s Mass and Rosary closing out the local observation of the fourth annual nationwide Fortnight for Freedom.
Pope advances sainthood causes for U.S. priest, Spanish martyrs
The decree for Fr. Tolton's cause recognizes that he lived a life of heroic virtue.
Presence of Eucharist, celebration of Mass restored at St. Joseph Hospital
For the first time in 10 years, Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament will be present in the tabernacle at the historic St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center.
Retired East Valley pastor dies
Fr. Louis Sigman, who helped build St. Daniel the Prophet Parish in Scottsdale and founded Corpus Christi Parish in Ahwatukee before his retirement, died Aug. 29.
Polish bishops condemn IVF law, warn Catholics to not use process
"Far from regulating and restricting anything, this law opens all doors to every possible abuse of human life," Archbishop Hoser told Poland's Catholic information agency, KAI.
Resident says Dorian’s devastation teaches lesson: ‘God is in control’
FREEPORT, Grand Bahama (CNS) — “After the storm” — a phrase undoubtedly used for generations in the “Hurricane Alley” of the warm-water Atlantic — carries added meaning following Hurricane Dorian’s historic landfall more than a month ago.
