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The Catechism of the Catholic Church has described the liturgy as the “Source of Life, Prayer, and Catechesis.” The four classes in this series focus on the dynamics of ritual and liturgy in light of the teachings of the Second Vatican Council and subsequent documents, as well as exploring the theology and ritual of each of the Seven Sacraments.

CEO, Cristofer Pereyra will be speaking for the St. Augustine Cathedral Young Adult Group. The event is open to the public. Alumni from the TLI program will also be present to share their experience in this Leadership program for Catholic professionals.

Is God tugging at your heart, inviting you to come closer, to live more deeply, more prayerfully, more generously? Could God be calling you to the consecrated life? The Sisters of Santa Rita Abbey in Sonoita, Arizona, invite single women, 21-40, who are curious about religious life to their next Monastic Experience Weekend: Fri., Oct 1 – Mon., Oct 4. (No cost.) Open your heart to God and to his plan for your life.

During this online workshop, Sister Jan Craven, SP, will be sharing some historical context and then dive into some known and little known facts about this great saint of God. Saint Theodora (“Mother Theodore”) Guerin has been cherished as a Renaissance woman because of her many interests and experiences on her journey to being the 8th American saint!

Join us on October 4, the Memorial of St. Francis of Assisi and the last day of the “Season of Creation,” as we reflect on Pope Francis’ landmark encyclal Laudato Si’. This 90-minute online workshop by Bro. Silas Henderson, SDS, will explore the the themes of the “Gospel of Creation” and the vision for an integrated ecology presented in the letter. Incorporating themes from more recent documents such as Queriada Amazonia and Fratelli Tutti, participants will discover a renewed spiritual vision of the care of creation.

Poverello House hosts celebration: Because of our concern for your safety in this time of Covid-19, our celebration of the Feast of St. Francis, October 4, 2021 will not be an in-person dinner. Rather, it will be a virtual dinner on our website. On Oct. 4th or later, come back here, to our website, to join in the fun at our virtual party and hear the raffle drawing winners.

Now, we encourage you to gather with members of the ever-growing Catholic University community in Tucson. First, join University President John Garvey and Vince Kiernan, dean of the Metropolitan School of Professional Studies, for a Mass celebrated by Most Rev. Edward Weisenburger, bishop of Tucson. Afterward, attend a reception, where you can meet current students and members of the Catholic University-Tucson community.

Being mindful of the continuing COVID-19 concerns, the Festival committee is looking carefully at the Festival activity layout and will make changes as needed. We want the day to be enjoyable for everyone and will try to keep inconvenience to a minimum, but care and safety will be our priority. Please join us in praying for good weather on Saturday, October 9 !!

This mass will honor all marriage anniversaries that were celebrated 2020-2021. More information to come soon!

Most Reverend Bishop Edward J. Weisenburger, Presiding Reverend Wilfred Raymond, CSC President, Holy Cross Ministries guest speaker For more Information: Karen McEwen (520) 870-5122 AZRosary.net

Presidirá el Reverendísimo Obispo Edward J Weisenburger. Padre Wilfred Raymond, CSC, Presidente Ministerios Familiares de la Santa Cruz Conferencista Para más información: Sonya Gutiérrez (520) 869-0944 AZRosary.net

The Feast of All Saints provides a timely context for focusing on the ministry of the laity which is grounded in the universal call to holiness through our Baptism. In this workshop, Deacon Bill Ditewig will offer everyone in ministry an opportunity to hear, reflect on, and share thoughts how ministers discover our unfolding vocation as lay persons and recognize the moments of evangelizing as the way we live the mission entrusted to us in Baptism. The work of the laity is part of the evangelizing mission of the Church. This workshop will offer enrichment and encouragement for all women and men engaged in ministry.

The Cursillo Movement from Yuma will be hosting the event. Guest Speaker: Bishop Emeritus Kicanas

The celebration of the Mass of the Holy Spirit is rich in tradition, having originated with the Mass that marked the opening of Parliament in 13th Century England.

The Knights of Columbus Msgr. James T. Weber assembly will host its 18th annual fundraiser dinner to benefit hospitalized veterans after having to cancel 2020 due to COVID.

You are invited to join men from across the Diocese of Tucson in our annual Catholic Men's Conference in Tucson on Saturday, November 6, 2021. This year's conference will be held at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish and will feature keynote presentations from Fr. Larry Richards and Matthew Leonard.

You are invited to join men from across the Diocese of Tucson in our annual Catholic Men's Conference in Tucson on Saturday, November 6, 2021. This year's conference will be held at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish and will feature keynote presentations from Fr. Larry Richards and Matthew Leonard.

St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School hosts a BBQ and Carnival!

This three-part series will be hosted by St. Cyril of Alexandria Church in Tucson, Arizona (4725 E Pima St, Tucson, AZ 85712). In 2016 Pope Francis released Amoris Laetitia (“The Joy of Love”), his post-synodal exhortation on the theme of “love in the family.” In this three-part series, Karen Brady, MRE, MEd, will lead couples through discussions and reflections based on this groundbreaking document.

In his letter opening the Year of Mercy, Pope Francis reflected, “We are called to gaze even more attentively on mercy so that we may become a more effective sign of the Father's action in our lives." Join us for this online workshop as Dr. Mary Amore of Mayslake Ministires in Chicago explores the writings of Pope Francis and the ways that mercy is the bridge that connects God and humanity and offers us a pathway to holiness.

Car and motorcycle show free for spectators at Corpus Christi Catholic Church! There will be food, music and raffles. The event is hosted by the Knights of Columbus.

Food and drink are available from various food trucks There will be arts and crafts from local artists available for sale, a silent auction of unique items, opportunities to win special prizes, and musical interludes. 

This three-part series will be hosted by St. Cyril of Alexandria Church in Tucson, Arizona (4725 E Pima St, Tucson, AZ 85712). In 2016 Pope Francis released Amoris Laetitia (“The Joy of Love”), his post-synodal exhortation on the theme of “love in the family.” In this three-part series, Karen Brady, MRE, MEd, will lead couples through discussions and reflections based on this groundbreaking document.

Advent is a time of waiting and preparation. We prepare for the coming of Jesus at the end of time. We also recognize Jesus’ coming at this moment in time as we celebrate the sacraments. This workshop will look at advent themes and the realization that people cannot live without hope. Participants will move through the advent readings as we wrestle with the task of preachers being called to bring hope to a world that is struggling with violence, unrest, and division.

This three-part series will be hosted by St. Cyril of Alexandria Church in Tucson, Arizona (4725 E Pima St, Tucson, AZ 85712). In 2016 Pope Francis released Amoris Laetitia (“The Joy of Love”), his post-synodal exhortation on the theme of “love in the family.” In this three-part series, Karen Brady, MRE, MEd, will lead couples through discussions and reflections based on this groundbreaking document.

Amid the busyness of the holiday season, it’s important to pause and to reflect on the deeper realities that are at work in the Advent and Christmas seasons. This morning of reflection, led by Bro. Silas Henderson, SDS, offers participants and opportunity to enter into the sights and sounds of these holy seasons, as we explore the fuller meanings of Advent and Christmas through art, music, Sacred Scripture, and the prayers of the liturgy.