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Here are a few groups of people to keep in prayer for their weekend events:

Athletes from Catholic schools competing in an array of fall sports including football, cross country, volleyball, swimming/diving and golf.
Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted who is celebrating a Mass for local sisters from the Missionaries of Charity in honor of Blessed Teresa of [...]

In one month, the one-night  production of Late Nite Catechism III: Till Death Do Us Part, will be at Seton Catholic Preparatory High School in Chandler. Order your tickets now.
The Seton Fine Arts and Sentinel Booster Club are bringing the third installment of “Late Nite” laughs to the school gym Oct. 2. Tickets are $35 [...]

This is a powerful, pro-life video from Youth Defence, an Irish group that promotes human dignity. From their website:

“Youth Defence is Ireland’s most active pro-life group – which means our campaigns reach people on many levels; where they shop, on campus, on the web, in local areas and on the high street. We aim to [...]

You should read this New York Times article: “Digital Devices Deprive Brain of Needed Downtime.”
I’m an iPhone owner/addict and a chronic news junkie. Sort of comes with the territory, you know. Waiting in line for a taco, I’m reading the news. Picking up some milk at the grocery store, I read about the latest insurgent [...]

I finally finished reading “100 People Who Changed the World,” a new work by Life Books.
It by no means claims that those featured are the 100 people who changed the world and editors made no attempt to rank them either, but it was an enjoyable read nonetheless and one that might make you proud to [...]