Local philanthropist appointed as president, CEO of Catholic Education Arizona
Maureen Adams will work closely with families, schools and businesses to expand the organization's ability to make Catholic schools available, affordable and accessible
St. Bernard parish group raises $20K for life-size statue of John Paul II
An outdoor life-size statue of St. John Paul II greets visitors at St. Bernard of Clairvaux in Scottsdale.
Pope names papal nuncio to Mexico to be new nuncio to the United States
The papal nuncio to Mexico since 2007 will be the new apostolic nuncio to the United States. A nuncio is a Vatican diplomat with the rank of ambassador.
SVdP science students pick up some S.T.E.A.M.
Two seventh-graders earned top honors at the diocesan science fair and advanced to the Arizona Science and Engineering Fair April 7 where they competed among 1,200 other young scientists in several categories. One picked up an award there too.
Mother Marie André installed as first abbess of newly autonomous Our Lady of Solitude...
TONOPAH — After 10 years in Arizona of living out their charism of praying in Adoration, the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration, affectionately known as the “Desert Nuns,” now have an autonomous monastery within the Diocese of Phoenix.
Loyalty to red, white, blue earns Bourgade student some green
She is one of seven scholarship recipients the Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame Society will honor April 9.
Share truth of family with mercy, help those struggling, pope says
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The same mercy and patience that are essential for building a strong family must be shown to those whose families are in trouble or have broken up, Pope Francis said in his highly anticipated postsynodal apostolic exhortation.
Pair of Catholic campuses score D-backs grant
The Xavier Gators were already up to bat and the bulldog from St. John Bosco is on deck for on-field recognition this season.
New Young Catholic Professionals chapter could be headed to Phoenix
Being young, Catholic and in the local work force can be challenging, but soon such individuals will have the opportunity to connect with peers facing similar struggles by joining the nation’s newest chapter of Young Catholic Professionals and the first one based out of the Arizona.
Signs of future reality emerge at St. John Paul II campus
The idea of a Catholic high school to serve the West Valley finally has tangible signs of reality.
