Arizona Catholic Conference Bishops’ Statement on Religious Liberty Decision by the Supreme Court
America has the ability to serve every person while making room for valid conscientious objection for the purposes of religious freedom
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Meet Your Newest Priest, Fr. Mitchell Brown
Born and raised in Grants, Fr. Mitchell now serves his home Diocese as its newest priest.
Faith, Family, and Encountering Two Popes, With Guest Ella Roanhorse
For anyone who has ever visited our Diocesan offices, receptionist Ella Roanhorse has become like a longtime family member.
Arizona Catholic Conference Bishops’ Statement on Separating Families at the Border
"The separation of children from their parents in these situations, whether as a means of punishment or deterrence, is inhumane and entirely unacceptable.
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CC044: “Infinity War” – How Marvel’s Fictional Villian Thanos Represents a Real-World Evil
In their struggle against Thanos, the Avengers present a worldview consistent with Catholic teaching: that even a single life is worth fighting for.
CC043: Making a Hobby Holy – Teaching About Saints with Guest Maggie Jetty
Maggie Jetty is a mother and specialist in early childhood development who makes "peg saints": artistic wooden depictions of saints which have brought the joys of the Faith to children and adults alike.
CC042: “Rejoice and Be Glad”: Breaking Down Pope Francis’ New Exhortation
In this episode, Bishop Wall hits on the most relevant points of the exhortation, from care of the poor, to joy, to the power and potential drawbacks of the internet.
Introducing the Ladies of Charity, with Guests Suzanne Johnson and Sr. Elizabeth Racko
The Ladies of Charity are a group of lay women worldwide who follow the Vincentian model of "Humility, Simplicity and Charity" in service to the poor.
CC040: Humanae Vitae, Part 2
In the second part of our dual series on Humanae Vitae, Bishop Wall takes a look at the positive outcomes predicted by Pope Paul VI.
CrosierCast 039: Humanae Vitae, Part 1
In part one of our series on "Humanae Vitae", Bishop Wall examines the prophetic vision of Pope Paul VI and the negative consequences he foresaw for any society that rejects the value of human life in all its stages.