Wake Up The World: Q&A with Sr. Mary Claire Strasser, SOLT

Sr. Mary Claire Strasser teaches fifth- through eighth-grade social studies at Most Holy Trinity Catholic School. She grew up in a close-knit family on a dairy farm in Nashville. The Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity (SOLT) community she belongs to was founded in 1958 as a Society of Apostolic Life and is composed of priests, brothers, sisters and laity living as disciples of Jesus through Mary.

Devoted sister dies, leaves lasting legacy in Phoenix

Sister of Notre Dame de Namur Joan Pfeiffer, former resident of the sisters’ Casa Guadalupe in Mesa who was heavily involved in hospital ministry at Chandler Regional Hospital, died Feb. 19 at the age of 80.

Group tends to spiritual needs, shares the good news at spring training

The crack of the bat is a sure sign of spring, one that calls an attorney to the field with a set of hat and gear that helps players, coaches and trainers follow the laws of Christ.

Pope Francis erects Diocese of Nogales, Mexico, just south of U.S.

Pope Francis has erected a diocese in northern Mexico, located along the border of Arizona.

Men pack into conference aimed at evangelizing and empowering

Nearly 1,500 men came in droves from all over the diocese seeking renewed inspiration to embrace their faith and live it boldly.

Cientos de Católicos hispanos en ‘Magno Congreso’ reciben desafío para transformar la cultura de...

Con fe entusiástica aplaudieron, levantaron las manos, cantaron y escucharon con concentración a los que presentaban las differentes charlas.

Blood of Naples’ patron liquefies during pope’s visit to cathedral

At the end of Pope Francis' spontaneity-filled meeting with priests, seminarians and religious in the cathedral of Naples, the vial of dried blood of the city's patron saint appeared to miraculously liquefy.

Mesa’s Catholic campuses practice ‘lockdown’ during area shooting

Mesa’s four Catholic campuses and university were in some proximity to Wednesday’s deadly shooting spree at a motel on Main Street, with all of them entering “lockdown” mode.

Despite low Catholic marriage numbers, some see trend turning around

The number of Catholic marriages in the United States is at its lowest point since 1965.

Archbishop urges youth at congress to do deeds of love, mercy every day

More than 15,000 Catholics attended "Youth Day," the first day of the Los Angeles Religious Education Congress with one young Scottsdale woman supporting the liturgical movement ministry throughout the four-day event.