Chi Mangia Bene, Vive Bene…
As the olde Italian proverb goes, “He who eats well, lives well”. Indeed, the Annual Catholic Daughters of the Americas Pasta Dinner encompassed this proverb to its fullest…. continue reading »
As the olde Italian proverb goes, “He who eats well, lives well”. Indeed, the Annual Catholic Daughters of the Americas Pasta Dinner encompassed this proverb to its fullest…. continue reading »
Upon meeting 12-year-old Luciana Ballesteros, it’s hard not to be impressed by her quiet self-composure. She is petite, possesses a sweet face and shy smile, and politely… continue reading »
Jesus Christ is the Son of God and the King of kings, so across the planet He has many houses called churches, which to me are very healing. My family and I often visit Jesus in… continue reading »
When Fr Michael McGivney founded the Knights of Columbus in 1882, he envisioned a group of men who could strengthen their faith through brotherhood. Today, the Knights continue… continue reading »
“Yes…I really do need all these cats,” proclaims one of the many cat-themed towels in my kitchen. Cats (and dogs too) have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember… continue reading »
St. Alfred the Great, who ruled England from 871 to 899, is often hailed as one of the most remarkable figures in English history. His reign marked a period of significant achievement… continue reading »
History and tradition tell us that In England during the Middle Ages, on the eve of All Saints Day, children and peasants called “Soulers” would make their way through the town lending their … continue reading »
This year, 2024, our St Vincent de Paul Conference again supported a successful Back to School Program for our neighbors with school age children. Using the ServWare program… continue reading »
It was the hottest day ever recorded in a September in Arizona, but as they say, “the show must go on”…and it did!… continue reading »
What better way to spend a hot July afternoon than indulging in ice cream and socializing with parishioners? The annual St. Elizabeth Seton Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social occurred on… continue reading »
Mirjana Soldo’s life was typical of that of many other teenagers. Born Mirjana Dragicevic in Sarajevo, the capital city of what was then Yugoslavia, she came from a close-knit loving family and… continue reading »
Fr. Williams’ introduces the Summer 2024 issue of the Family Seton and talks about partaking of the Eucharist… continue reading »
In this issue, you will read about several great activities our various parish organizations are involved in… continue reading »
Having lived a rich and varied life in her home state of New York, Joan Zombek recently joined St. Elizabeth Seton parish on the “recommendation of a friend.” Joan and one of her three sons, Robert, moved to Arizona … continue reading »
The Lord’s Prayer, or the Our Father as my mother called it, has been a part of my prayer life for as long as I can remember. She believed it was the most important prayer we offer to God. … continue reading »
Although this will be LouAnn Edward’s first time for submitting articles for The Family Seton on-line parish newsletter at St. Elizabeth Seton, it’s not her first time as a published author… continue reading »
Laughter, Smiles, Fun, Story Telling, Great Food, Soothing Music and Sharing God’s goodness filled our parish hall on Saturday, May 4th when a Spring Tea Party was hosted by our Catholic Daughters of America … continue reading »
Summertime is abundant with a variety of vegetables and fruits. Salads made from both have become the go-to meals at my house- using whatever is available … continue reading »
One very important ministry at St. Elizabeth Seton (SES) is that of bringing the Mass and other special services (funerals, baptisms, etc.) to those who are unable to attend … continue reading »
To sing is to pray twice, according to St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo. It is said that St. Augustine meant that singing adds to our praise and worship of God by using our voices as gifts… continue reading »
On the beautiful feast of Corpus Christie, the Holy Spirit gathered the St. Elizabeth Seton Parish family to celebrate Sr. Mary Beverly, a Parish Visitor of Mary Immaculate and an inspiring… continue reading »