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Four Catholic Tax Credit Organizations are continuing their visits to parishes across the Diocese of Phoenix in October to raise awareness and educate taxpayers on their ability to redirect their taxes to the charitable causes of their choice. Catholic Charities Community Services, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, FSL (Foundation for Senior Living), and Catholic Education Arizona are sharing how their organizations change lives using Arizona Tax Credits.

Charitable donations by Southern Arizona businesses and organizations.

Stephanie Gray has worked at the Aid to Women Center for eight years and recently, found herself in the midst of a hard week. She had encountered women who didn’t seem to want to choose life for their babies and some women who she’d been walking with had pregnancies that ended in miscarriage. Gray was feeling discouragement seeping in when she answered a call at the center. It was a woman who had come to Aid to Women Center a few months ago when she was considering all her options, one of th...

Though it grew up in Latin America, liberation theology continues to have lessons for the faithful north of the border. 

PHOENIX, Ariz.—Shelby Ord of Phoenix, Arizona, has big plans for himself at 18. First, he plans to get ...

John A. Riley 6/9/1937 - 02/25/2023. On Saturday, Feb. 25, John Riley, beloved husband, father, grandpa, brother and uncle, died peacefully at the age of 85, surrounded by his family

The number one myth about homeless residents of the Zone encampment in downtown Phoenix—“They don’t work—simply not true,” says local expert on the Valley homeless. Elizabeth Venable is the League Organizer for the Fund for Empowerment, a non-profit outreach and education organization that works on behalf of the Valley’s homeless. Ms. Venable is very familiar...

From volunteering to monetary aid to used clothing donations, heres how to help people experiencing homelessness in the Phoenix area.

Celebrate holidays at the last Arizona Storytellers show of the year.

PHOENIX, Ariz.—Never in all of Pam Bejarano's 70 years could she imagine herself old and homeless in a ...