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Fr. David introduces the Fall issue of the Family Seton… continue reading »

There is fear in the air. The fear of war is spreading across the world. From the Ukraine and Russia, Israel and… continue reading »

To know the love of a loving and caring mother is something to cherish. But to have that love and know that she was also the mother of Jesus is… continue reading »

Saint Rose-Philippine Duchesne and Saint Marianne Cope were two American women with different temperaments… continue reading »

Autumn in the northern hemisphere brings our minds to things ending. The heat of summer has ended (thankfully!)… continue reading »

The mystery and sacredness of the number three is repeatedly displayed during each Mass. When are these moments and what do they mean?… continue reading »

To have that someone special in your life who is willing to give their unconditional love is a true blessing from God. That is what those special animal… continue reading »

Classic car enthusiasts, crafters, and anyone hungry for a hearty pancake breakfast were all welcomed to St. Elizabeth Seton on Saturday, September 16 for the first of its kind… continue reading »

Make a friend, be a friend, bring a friend to Christ! Translated “Little Couse”, the Cursillo is basically a four day walk with Christ, where individuals experience … continue reading »

Nothing beats the satisfaction that comes from helping others. Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood. The Saint Elizabeth Seton Knights of Columbus… continue reading »

Saint Elizabeth Seton annual Fall Bazaar was held on Saturday, October 28 and 29 at the parish, located at 9728 West Palmeras Drive in Sun City, AZ… continue reading »

Today someone told me what they had heard about my betrothed Mary and their words keep echoing through my head and attack me like spears straight into my heart…. continue reading »

November 11th is the all-important Veterans Day here in our United States. If you are familiar with the history of this day, you would know that it was originally called Armistice Day… continue reading »

Fall has always been my favorite time of year. Yes, the weather is cooler, crisp air breathes in a cleansing of sorts and the colors are spectacular. … continue reading »

What happened October 13th, 1917? Why do we gather around every first Saturday of the month to venerate Our Lady of Fatima? … continue reading »

Our advocate for the poor has had a September drive for shoes and socks for the needy…. continue reading »