Deacon Marty has a voice perfectly suited for speaking, deep, clear, and warm, inviting to listeners whether delivering a homily or speaking, as we did, on the phone. Open and kind, he often uses the phrase “I am blessed” … continue reading »
Julie Carrick, Eucharistic Revival Speaker, Author & Catholic Recording Artist, is giving our Advent Mission this year based on her newest book “Savior & Sustenance”. The new book has twelve chapters and… continue reading »
For many families, especially young families, Christmas begins with church Mass on Christmas Eve or Christmas morning, celebrating the gift of the birth of Jesus. For some the anticipation by children begins… continue reading »
Throughout the history of the Catholic Church, from the time of St. Paul down through the centuries to modern times, some of the most dramatic and incredible conversions to our faith have involved men and women who… continue reading »
SES CRUISE-IN; FEBURARY 18, 2023 First car show cruise-in at St. Elizabeth Seton Plans are in the works for our first cruise-in Car Show blessing … … continue reading »
Welcome readers, from our adoration chapel here at Elizabeth Seton parish, to our Summer issue of Family Seton…. continue reading »
Brr; this morning the temperature dipped to 87 degrees. At first, I reached for a sweater. Well, it’s summer. For those that love the heat, be happy; … continue reading »
Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted from pastoral governance of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix and has appointed Auxiliary Bishop John P. Dolan… continue reading »
Ordained on June 2, 1984, at Saints Simon and Jude Cathedral in Phoenix, Father Jim Turner celebrates 38 years in the priesthood this year… continue reading »
During today’s Canonization Mass for Titus Brandsma, O.Carm., and nine other declared saints, the word that kept coming to mind is “catholic”… continue reading »
St. Elizabeth Seton has many wonderful ministries which serve a variety of important needs in a Catholic Faith community. … continue reading »
Inspiration filled the sanctuary on May 1, 2022 as our Choir and Proclaimers joined together to present Prophetic Voices, music inspired… continue reading »
Welcome to this new regular column for The Family Seton. Permit me to introduce myself. I’m Steve Raml, Director of Liturgy & Music… continue reading »
In these warm days and evenings of Summer, a healthier, lighter meal option is to grill some fish. I love salmon, especially Sockeye from Alaska…. continue reading »
CDA is a national women’s organization, founded in 1903. It has 1150 chapters or “Courts” nationwide, including three at parishes in our local communities: St. Clare of Assisi Parish… continue reading »
Born and raised in a Catholic home in Concord, California, at a young age Mike began to learn the importance of serving others. His parents, who always “set good examples”… continue reading »
Born in 1656 in Ossernenon, present-day Fonda, NY, Tekakwitha became a survivor of one of the tribe’s smallpox outbreaks. Everyone in her immediate family passed and so she… continue reading »
Our newsletter staff works so very hard researching, finding, interviewing and writing about our community and how they serve each of us… continue reading »
Craig LeRoy Reaktenwalt grew up in the small community of Bartonville, Illinois, along with his older brother and younger sister… continue reading »
Most workers do their jobs well and leave for the day. But not St. Elizabeth Seton’s staff. No, they go above and beyond anyone’s expectations. Witness their latest team effort; remodeling their own offices…. continue reading »
Wishing all the family of St. Elizabeth Seton a Blessed Easter Season, from Fr. John, Sr. Mary Beverly, all our deacons, visiting priests. And parish staff…. continue reading »
