News from the Diocese of Tucson

St. Vincent de Paul and The Diocese of Tucson are partnering for a critical food drive to help meet the high demand for assistance. 

Thank you for your support during this challenging year for all of us, but especially for our friends on the street.  Please consider a donation to help us as we continue to strive to deal with the corona virus and to assure that Poverello House continues to meet the needs of our homeless brothers in whatever 2021 holds in store for us.

Waking up early one morning, I sat in near silence as the sun rose over the copper-colored beams that form the wall between Arizona and Mexico.

Bishop Weisenburger encourages us all to wear masks, wash your hands, stay home if you don't feel well

For the past 33 years, the Sisters, working alongside dedicated faculty and staff, have participated in and spearheaded the spiritual, academic and emotional growth of each of the children at Loretto Catholic School, Douglas, Arizona.

The pastor of Immaculate Conception Yuma discusses his infection with the Coronavirus.

Here the experience and advice of a pastor.

Recently, the yard of Poverello House has opened to offer hospitality and respite to our homeless brothers, and I stopped by to see how a couple of the guys have been coping during this challenging time.

On Friday, November 27 at 6 pm MST tune into EWTN to watch 'Faith on the Frontier- the Fr. Kino Story.' Jim Kelty, the writer and director describes his life as an independent maker of Catholic films.

Bishop's recovery from surgery going well, Prayers requested!

When did we see you a stranger and welcome you, or naked and clothe you? Mt.. 25

Venerable Eusebio Francisco Kino, S.J. is the apostle to the Pimeria Alta. Learn about the roots of the Faith in Southern Arizona in a new EWTN film.

The mornings are beginning to get chilly, but the temperature turns warm since summer has not left us.

Unfortunately, the Church can never apologize adequately to those who were harmed.  Thus, it is our duty to help victims heal and to be aggressive in maintaining policies and protocols that prevent abuse and ensure safe environments for children and vulnerable adults in the future.

Much that was needed to open the yard for the men was purchased with funds from the Catholic Foundation Grant. Thank you, Diocese of Tucson

The political activities of the last 24 hours will have lasting significance not only for our great Nation but also for the world.

It has been a while since you heard anything about the volunteers and staff from Catholic Community Services serving the migrant families.

Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Parish, Green Valley’s largest church, is closed through Nov. 9 after a priest and deacon who presided at several recent Masses tested positive for COVID-19.

Bishop urges parishioners to pray, wear masks and care for each other.

Tucson seminarians adapt to studies in a Covid 19 environment, “for those within our cohorts we are able to get more familiar and acquainted as we commune by watching movies and going on walks around the hill to pass the time,” says seminarian Carlos Nagore, from the Diocese of Tucson, Arizona. - Catholic Sentinel