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I was fascinated by something I learned in our staff meeting this morning. The top of our agenda — which we all take turns creating — had a brief bio of St. Jerome.
I knew his feast day (today) was coming up after recently researching some stuff on the St. Jerome Parish Web site, but didn’t know [...]

The Oct. 2, 2008, edition should be circulating by Tuesday, but if you’re dying to know what this extra special election issue has in store, here’s a quick and dirty preview:

Phoenix Diocese reaches reorganization milestone as newly incorporated entities convene for initial board meetings
October is Respect Life Month: Prayer, persuasion and funding aid pro-life cause
Education, it’s [...]

I’ve read in a few bulletins lately that the Catholic Singles Ministry is hosting a retreat at Mt. Claret over Halloween and the feasts of All Saints and All Souls. When I first read this announcement, I thought the retreat dates, Oct. 31-Nov. 2 sounded odd (no Halloween party?), but after reading the theme, it all [...]

U.S. Magistrate Judge Bernardo P. Velasco issued his ruling against Daniel Millis Sept. 21. He’d been weighing a decision since a trial July 25.
“The verdict is in,” said Laura Ilardo of No More Deaths in an e-mail, “and is more evidence that our system is broken.”
The Arizona Daily Star reported that Millis had been facing [...]

About.com:Phoenix posted an interesting blog on Proposition 102,  which would amend the Arizona state constitution to strictly define a valid marriage as “only a union of one man and one woman.” Voters will decide on the proposition during the upcoming Nov. 4 elections.
The author of the post, Judy Hedding, asked readers whether they’d support or [...]