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/PRNewswire/ -- Arizona taxpayers can choose how their state tax dollars are used with Arizona Individual and Corporate Tax Credits. Arizona taxpayers can...
“It was spectacular.”That was the assessment of Kim Ruggiero, a Phoenix Catholic who, along with 13 other women, had the adventure of a lifetime this year while hiking an 89-mile trail along the Camino de Santiago through Spain and Portugal. The journey lasted eight days.“There were streams and forests and vineyards,” Ruggiero said. They passed through hamlets, observed wildlife and gazed at rugged shorelines. Some prayed the rosary or meditated on the beauty and significance of their journey.
Bishop John Dolan’s first experience at Holy Trinity Newman Center in Flagstaff on March 23rd was similar to student’s first experience at the center, having trouble finding the building. Realizing that he couldn’t find the center, Bishop Dolan called chaplain Father Matthew Lowry for more direction. Students caught wind of the situation and ran outside into blizzard conditions to meet the bishop at the nearest intersection and direct him to the center.
The Mental Health Ministry will train priests and deacons in the basics of mental health awareness
Nancy Padberg, MBA, President and CEO of Catholic Education Arizona Recognized News provided by Share this article Share this article PHOENIX, April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Phoenix Business Journal's annual awards of honoring the 25 Outstanding Women in Business for 2021 included Catholic Education Arizona's Nancy Padberg, MBA, President and CEO. The 260 nominations consisted of all sectors and sizes of organizations. "It's an honor to be recognized with this talented group of Arizona business leaders for servant leadership, creating a healthy culture and driving revenue. I thank my ass...