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Catedral de San Agustín (Tucson)

La Catedral de San Agustín​ (en inglés: Cathedral of Saint Augustine) es la iglesia madre de la diócesis de Tucson. Se encuentra ubicada en Arizona al sur de los Estados Unidos.La historia de la parroquia de la catedral se inició con la fundación de la capilla de la Real Presidio de San Agustín en Tucson, que fue construida en 1776. Para la década de 1850, tanto el presidio como su capilla habían caído en desuso, por lo que el Padre Joseph Machebeuf fue enviado a estudiar el estado de la zona en la década de 1860. Aconsejó al obispo de Santa Fe que un sacerdote debía ser asignado a la ubicación, que tenía una población de 600 personas. La iglesia fue reconstruida por el obispo Peter Bourgade en 1897; los planes originales pidieron una estructura gótica, pero las agujas no se completaron. Fue sólo en 1928 que la estructura de ladrillo se transformó en su actual forma barroca mexicana, incluyendo la fachada de hormigón, que se inspiró en la Catedral de Querétaro, México. Un proyecto de restauración, hizo que el edificio fuese totalmente demolido y reconstruido, con la excepción de su fachada y las torres, y coincidió con el centenario aniversario de la finalización de la iglesia original. Se inició en 1966 y se terminó en 1968. Véase también Catolicismo Cristianismo Diócesis de Tucson Referencias
Cattedrale di Sant'Agostino (Tucson)

La cattedrale di Sant'Agostino (in inglese: Cathedral of Saint Augustine) è la cattedrale cattolica di Tucson, in Arizona, e sede della diocesi di Tucson. Storia La storia della parrocchia inizia con la creazione della Cappella del Presidio Reale San Agustin a Tucson, costruita nel 1776. Nel corso del 1800 il presidio e la cappella sono stati entrambi abbandonati. Nel 1866 venne nuovamente inviato un sacerdote a Tucson dall'arcivescovo di Santa Fè. La nuova chiesa, già dall'inizio comunemente indicata come "cattedrale", fu completata nel 1868 e la Santa Sede ha eretto nello stesso anno un vicariato apostolico nella regione. La chiesa fu ricostruita nel 1897. I piani originali erano in stile gotico, ma le torri non sono mai state finite. Solo nel 1928 la struttura in mattoni è stata trasformata nella sua forma attuale in stile barocco messicano. In particolare la facciata di pietra scolpita si ispira alla cattedrale di Querétaro, in Messico. In occasione del centenario del completamento della prima struttura ed in virtù di un progetto di restauro, nel 1968 la cattedrale è stata completamente demolita e ricostruita, ad eccezione della sua facciata e delle torri. Descrizione La cattedrale presenta una elaborata facciata in pietra. Vi sono anche rappresentate varietà di piante autoctone del deserto, come la yucca e il saguaro e una rappresentazione della Missione di San Xavier del Bac. Il grande crocifisso del XII o XIII secolo appeso nel coro della cattedrale è stato realizzato a Pamplona, in Spagna. Il pavimento del Duomo è leggermente inclinato, in modo che l'altare maggiore sia visibile da tutti i fedeli. L'organo è stato progettato e costruito da David McDowell a Tucson. Galleria d'immagini Note Voci correlate Cattedrali negli Stati Uniti d'America Chiesa cattolica negli Stati Uniti d'America Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su cattedrale di Sant'Agostino Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su augustinecathedral.org. (EN) Cattedrale di Sant'Agostino, in GCatholic.org. (EN) Sito ufficiale della diocesi di Tucson, su diocesetucson.org.
Cathedral of Saints Simon and Jude (Phoenix, Arizona)

The Cathedral of Saints Simon and Jude is the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix in Phoenix, Arizona, in the United States. As of 2025, the rector of the cathedral is Monsignor Matthew Henry. History Saints Simon and Jude Church On May 15, 1953, Bishop Daniel Gercke erected Saints Simon and Jude parish. At that time, the Phoenix area was still under the jurisdiction of the Diocese of Tucson. Smith celebrated masses in the Maryland School, a primary school in Phoenix, while building a church. That structure was dedicated on October 17, 1954. By the 1960's the explosive growth of the Phoenix area necessitated the building of a larger church. The second Saints Simon and Jude Church was dedicated on December 11, 1966. Saints Simon and Jude Cathedral In 1969, Pope Paul VI erected the Diocese of Phoenix and elevated Saints Simon and Jude Church to Saints Simon and Jude Cathedral. Pope John Paul II celebrated a mass at the cathedral on September 14, 1987, during his papal visit to the United States. In 1989, Mother Teresa spoke at Saints Simon and Jude on the occasion of establishing a branch of the Missionaries of Charity in Phoenix. In 2016, the parish installed a new 51-rank pipe organ built by the Peragallo Pipe Organ Company of Paterson, New Jersey. It was the first pipe organ in the cathedral. In early 2021, the diocese closed Sts. Simon and Jude for its first renovation. New flooring and pews were installed in the nave, along with an hydraulic system for the kneelers to reduce their noise. The walls were repainted and the confessionals updated. The cathedral reopened in October 2021. As of 2026, the rector of the cathedral is Reverend Matthew Henry and the cathedral is overseen by the bishop of Phoenix, Bishop John P. Dolan. The auxiliary bishop is Bishop Eduardo Alanis Nevares. Campus The Saints Simon and Jude Cathedral School is located adjacent to the cathedral, along with the Mary Ward House. Standing in front of the cathedral is a large cross over a dome-like structure. The cross stood over the temporary altar where John Paul II celebrated mass in 1987. Rectors Reverend Paul P. Smith, 1953 – unknown Reverend Michael McGovern, unknown – 1987 Monsignor Richard Moyer, 1987 – 1990 Monsignor Michael O'Grady, 1990 – 2005 Reverend Robert Clements, 2005 – 2010 Very Reverend John Lankeit, 2010 – 2021 Very Reverend Fernando Camou, 2021 – 2024 Very Reverend Matthew Henry, 2024 – present Saints Simon and Jude Cathedral School Saints Simon and Jude Cathedral School is located on the cathedral property. It teaches pre-kindergarten through eighth grade and is staffed by the Sisters of Loreto.The school was founded in 1954 by Bishop Daniel Gercke and Rector Paul Smith. On August 20, 1954, four Sisters of Loreto from the Sisters of Loretto arrived from Navan, Ireland to staff the new school. See also List of Catholic cathedrals in the United States List of cathedrals in the United States References External links Official website Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix Official Site Official website of SSJ School
Catedral de los Santos Simón y Judas (Phoenix)

La Catedral de los Santos Simón y Judas​ (en inglés: Cathedral of Saints Simon and Jude) es la catedral de la Diócesis de Phoenix en Arizona al sur de los Estados Unidos. La parroquia fue fundada por el obispo Daniel James Gercke el 15 de mayo de 1953, cuando todavía era parte de la Diócesis de Tucson. El pastor fundador fue el reverendo Paul Smith, oriundo de Irlanda, que trajo con él a las Hermanas de Loreto. El Padre Smith celebró misas en la Escuela de Maryland mientras que una iglesia temporal fue construida. Fue dedicada el 17 de octubre de 1954. El actual edificio fue dedicado el 11 de diciembre de 1966, y se convirtió en una catedral con la formación de la Diócesis de Phoenix en 1969, y elevado a la condición de la catedral bajo el pontificado del papa Pablo VI. Véase también Catolicismo Cristianismo Diócesis de Phoenix Referencias
Cathédrale Saints-Simon-et-Jude de Phoenix

La cathédrale Saints-Simon-et-Jude est la cathédrale du diocèse de Phoenix. Historique La paroisse a été établie par Mgr Daniel James Gercke (en) le 15 mai 1953 alors que la ville faisait encore partie du diocèse de Tucson. Le père fondateur était le Révérend Paul Smith, d'origine irlandaise, qui était venu avec les sœurs de Lorette. Le frère Smith a célébré la messe dans l'école du Maryland pendant la construction d'une église temporaire. Celle-ci fut consacrée le 17 octobre 1954. Le bâtiment actuel fut consacré le 11 décembre 1966 et devint une cathédrale lors de la création du diocèse de Phoenix, en 1969, élevée à ce statut sous le Pape Paul VI. Le recteur actuel est le Révérend John Lankeit et l'évêque actuel du diocèse est Mgr Thomas J. Olmsted (en). L'évêque auxiliaire est Mgr Eduardo Nevares (en) (ordonné le 19 juillet 2010). L'édifice est situé au 6351 sur la North 27th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85017, juste à l'ouest de l'Interstate 17 (sortie Glendale Ave, vers le sud ou Bethany Home Rd, vers le nord). À côté de la cathédrale se trouve l'école catholique Saints-Simon-et-Jude. Les autres bâtiments du campus de l'école comprennent la maison Mary Ward. Devant la cathédrale se trouve une grande croix posée sur un dôme qui recouvre l'autel temporaire où le pape Jean-Paul II a célébré la messe lors de sa visite à Phoenix. Recteurs Rev. Paul P. Smith, 1953 - Rev. Michael O'Grady, 1990–2005 Rev. Robert Clements, 2005–2011 Rev. John Lankeit, 2011–nos jours L'école élémentaire L'enseignement est assuré de la maternelle à la huitième classe par les sœurs de Lorette. L'école fut fondée en 1954 par Mgr Daniel James Gercke (en) de Tucson et le Révérend Paul P. Smith. Le 20 août 1954, quatre sœurs de Loreto de l'Ordre de l'Institut de la Sainte Vierge Marie (I.B.V.M.) sont arrivées de Navan (Irlande) pour travailler dans la nouvelle école. Visiteurs célèbres Le pape Jean-Paul II a visité la cathédrale le 14 septembre 1987. Mère Térésa l'a visitée en mai 1989. Galerie d'images Notes et références Voir aussi Liens externes (en) Site officiel Ressource relative à la religion : GCatholic.org Site officiel du diocèse de Phoenix Site officiel des amis de la cathédrale Site officiel de l'école de la cathédrale Portail du catholicisme Portail de l’architecture chrétienne Portail de Phoenix
Cattedrale dei Santi Simone e Giuda

La cattedrale dei Santi Simone e Giuda (in inglese: Cathédrale Saints-Simon-et-Jude de Phoenix) è il principale luogo di culto cattolico di Phoenix, in Arizona, e sede della diocesi di Phoenix. Storia La parrocchia è stata istituita da monsignor Daniel James Gercke il 15 maggio 1953, quando la città era ancora parte della diocesi di Tucson. La chiesa è stata dedicata l'11 dicembre 1966 e divenne cattedrale contestualmente alla creazione della diocesi di Phoenix nel 1969, sotto il pontificato di Paolo VI. Di fronte alla cattedrale è stata innalzata una grande croce posta su una cupola che copre l'altare temporaneo in cui papa Giovanni Paolo II ha celebrato la messa durante la sua visita a Phoenix il 14 settembre 1987. Galleria d'immagini Note Voci correlate Cattedrali negli Stati Uniti d'America Chiesa cattolica negli Stati Uniti d'America Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file sulla cattedrale dei Santi Simone e Giuda Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su simonjude.org. (EN) Cattedrale dei Santi Simone e Giuda, in GCatholic.org. (EN) Sito ufficiale della diocesi di Phoenix, su diocesephoenix.org.
Katedra św. Szymona i Judy Tadeusza w Phoenix

Katedra św. Szymona i Judy Tadeusza w Phoenix – katedra diecezji Phoenix oraz siedziba biskupa tejże diecezji. Zbudowana w stylu modernistycznym, pierwotnie jako kościół parafialny. Podniesiona do rangi katedry w 1969 roku wraz z powołaniem do istnienia diecezji Phoenix przez papieża bł. Pawła VI. W 1987 roku świątynię nawiedził papież św. Jan Paweł II, natomiast w 1989 w katedrze modliła się laureatka pokojowej Nagrody Nobla bł. Matka Teresa z Kalkuty. Linki zewnętrzne Oficjalna strona katedry
Cedar Canyon Bridge

The Cedar Canyon Bridge is a steel arch highway bridge on US 60 near Show Low, Arizona. The 180-foot (55 m) span ribbed girder arch bridge was built in 1937–38 with a total length of 250 feet (76 m). The 24-foot-wide (7.3 m) bridge was substantially widened and upgraded in 1994, using the identical arch from the Corduroy Creek Bridge to double the width of the bridge while rehabilitating the deck structure. See also Transport portal Engineering portal Arizona portal National Register of Historic Places portal List of bridges documented by the Historic American Engineering Record in Arizona List of bridges on the National Register of Historic Places in Arizona National Register of Historic Places listings in Navajo County, Arizona References External links Media related to Cedar Canyon Bridge at Wikimedia Commons Arizona DOT page on bridge widening Bridge widening project Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) No. AZ-26, "Cedar Canyon Bridge, Spanning Cedar Canyon at Highway 60, Show Low, Navajo County, AZ", 22 photos, 1 data page, 3 photo caption pages
Celebrity Theatre

Das Celebrity Theatre ist ein Theaterbau in Phoenix im US-Bundesstaat Arizona. Er fasst 2650 Zuschauer. Der Rundbau wurde als Kongresszentrum (convention center) von dem Architekten Perry Neuschatz entworfen und am 13. Januar 1964 mit einer Aufführung des Musicals South Pacific eröffnet. Auf dem 10. Jahrestreffen des Prestressed Concrete Institute im September 1964 in Washington wurde Neuschatz der Preis für das herausragendste Gebäude des Jahres überreicht. Am 24. Januar 2019 wurde das Theater in das National Register of Historic Places aufgenommen. Weblinks Website Einzelnachweise
Celebrity Theatre

Celebrity Theatre is a theater in the round located in Phoenix, Arizona. Construction and features Beverly Hills architect Perry Neuschatz designed the 196 foot-diameter building as a multipurpose conference and cultural center. He received the 1964 top award from the Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) for his outstanding design. Gary Call was the associate architect. T. Y. Lin International was the structural engineer and E. L. Farmer Construction Company was general contractor. Owners planned to use Celebrity Theatre as a concert venue during the winter. It was further renovated significantly in 1995. The venue underwent another significant renovation in 2021, replacing plumbing, redoing the restrooms, and reimagine the lower level. The lower level was renamed the Encore Lounge with a new bar and secondary stage for smaller acts. The building was listed on the Phoenix Historic Property Register in 2013 and the National Register of Historic Places in 2019. The stage is 30 feet in diameter and completely round, exposed to the audience on all sides. An unusual feature of the theater is that the entire stage can turn through a complete revolution at a speed of up to 0.5 revolutions per minute, thus allowing everyone in the audience to see every part of the stage at some point during a two-hour performance. For the first six years of the theatre's operation, the stage had to be rotated manually after Liberace recommended that stage spin, before being upgraded to an electric motor in 1969. None of the 2650 seats in the theater are more than 70 feet from the stage. The theater is equipped with an orchestra pit and can be reconfigured as a proscenium stage if necessary, although this reduces the seating capacity by 25% to 50% depending on configuration. Notable performances The theatre opened on January 13, 1964 with the musical South Pacific starring Betsy Palmer. George Carlin filmed his second HBO special, George Carlin: Again!, here in 1978. It was considered the first stand-up comedy routine done "in the round". In February 2013, Louis C.K. filmed his HBO special Oh My God, his fifth full-length comedy special. The round stage was made blue in color, to resemble the way it appeared when George Carlin filmed George Carlin: Again!. In September 2022, Nate Bargatze filmed his special, Hello World, released in January 2023 on Amazon Prime Video. Tom Segura filmed four sold-out shows in November 2022 for his Netflix special Tom Segura: Sledgehammer, released in 2023. See also Theater in the round References External links Official website
Celebrity Theatre

El Celebrity Theatre (anteriormente, de 1963 a 1968 Teatro Phoenix Star y de 1968 a 1972 Travelodge Center)​​​ es un teatro circular ubicado en Phoenix, Arizona, Estados Unidos fundado en 1963. Tiene una capacidad de 2,650 personas.​ Construcción y características El arquitecto de Beverly Hills, Perry Neuschatz, diseñó el edificio de 59 metros de diámetro como centro cultural y de conferencias multiusos.​​ Recibió el máximo galardón de 1964 del Instituto de Hormigón Pretensado (PCI) por su ''excepcional diseño''. Gary Call fue el arquitecto asociado. TY Lin International fue el ingeniero estructural y E. L. Farmer Construction Company fue el contratista general.​ Los propietarios planearon utilizar el Celebrity Theatre como sala de conciertos durante el invierno. Fue renovado significativamente en 1995. El lugar se sometió a otra renovación significativa en 2021, reemplazando la plomería, renovando los baños y reimaginando el nivel inferior. El nivel inferior pasó a llamarse Encore Lounge con un nuevo bar y un escenario secundario para espectáculos más pequeños.​ El edificio fue incluido en el Registro de la Propiedad Histórica de Phoenix en 2013 y en el Registro Nacional de Lugares Históricos en 2019.​​ El escenario tiene 9 metros de diámetro y es completamente circular, expuesto al público por todos lados. Una característica inusual del teatro es que todo el escenario puede dar una vuelta completa a una velocidad de hasta 0,5 revoluciones por hora, lo que permite que todos los espectadores vean cada parte del escenario en algún momento durante una función de dos horas, que es lo permitido.​ Durante los primeros seis años de funcionamiento del teatro, el escenario tuvo que girar manualmente después de que Liberace recomendara dicho giro, antes de ser actualizado a un motor eléctrico en 1969.​​ Ninguno de los 2650 asientos del teatro está a más de 21 metros del escenario.​ El teatro está equipado con un foso de orquesta y puede reconfigurarse como escenario de proscenio si es necesario, aunque esto reduce el aforo entre un 25% y un 50% según la configuración.​ Actuaciones notables El teatro se inauguró el 13 de enero de 1964 con el musical South Pacific, protagonizado por Betsy Palmer.​​ George Carlin filmó su segundo especial de HBO, George Carlin: Again!, en 1978. Se consideró la primera rutina de monólogos cómicos realizada "en círculo".​ En febrero de 2013, Louis CK filmó su especial de HBO, Oh My God, su quinto especial de comedia de larga duración. El escenario circular se pintó de azul para asemejarse al que George Carlin tenía cuando filmó George Carlin: Again!.​ En septiembre de 2022, Nate Bargatze filmó su especial, Hello World, lanzado en enero de 2023 en Amazon Prime Video.​ Tom Segura filmó cuatro espectáculos con entradas agotadas en noviembre de 2022 para su especial de Netflix Tom Segura: Sledgehammer, estrenado en 2023.​ Referencias Enlaces externos
Centennial High School (Arizona)

Centennial High School (CeHS) is a public secondary school in Peoria, Arizona, United States, part of the Peoria Unified School District. The school opened its doors in August 1990. State titles Football: The Centennial football team has won the state title in: 2018, 2017 (5A), 2015 (Div I), 2014 (Div II), 2008, 2007, and 2006 (5A Div II). Softball: The Centennial girls' softball team won the state title in 2010 (5A Div II). The Centennial boys' track and field team won state titles in 2004 and 2005 (4A). Volleyball: The Centennial girls' volleyball team won state titles in: 2016 (5A), 2008 (5A Div II), and 1998 (4A Div II). Visual and performing arts The Performing Arts division at CeHS is designed to allow students to explore a variety of visual performing arts. Visual art classes include art, ceramics, media, and photo. Centennial also offers classes in dance, chorus, and band. Sexual abuse allegations In August 2025, two teachers at the school were placed on leave following allegations of sexual misconduct with a student at the school. Haley Beck, 27, the sister of Noah Beck, and Angela Burlaka, 47, were accused of being in sexual relationships with the same student while being teachers. The school said in a statement to People that Beck groomed the student, and then engaged in a sexual relationship with him. Notable alumni Dominique Hampton, college football player for the Washington Huskies Tawee Walker, college football running back for the Wisconsin Badgers References External links [2] Centennial High School Alumni website
Central High School (Phoenix, Arizona)

Central High School is a high school in the Phoenix Union High School District, Phoenix, Arizona, United States. The campus is located at 4525 North Central Avenue, just north of downtown. It was established in 1957. History The school was built in 1957. It was designed by noted Phoenix architect John Sing Tang. The construction of the school was completed by Weeks Construction Co. and D. O. Norton & Son Construction Co. both of Phoenix. Enrollment As of 2006, Central's enrollment was 2,370 students. That year over 60 percent of the population was Hispanic. Central also has the highest percentage of Caucasian students in the district, as well as the highest percentage of Native Americans. Central also is noted for its substantial refugee population, one of the largest in the state. The school predominantly serves students from partner elementary districts Alhambra, Creighton, Madison, Osborn, and Phoenix Elementary. However, students from across the district come to Central for its Phoenix Union Magnet Program in International Studies. Students zoned to Arthur M. Hamilton School of the Murphy School District, meaning those in the district east of Interstate 17 and north of the Maricopa Freeway, are zoned to Central. The Arizona Department of Education has designated Central a "performing" school. Central has had 96 students recognized as National Merit Scholars in the past 15 years. The International Studies program includes foreign exchange programs. Notable alumni Sports Trung Canidate – National Football League (NFL) running back Bryan Colangelo – National Basketball Association executive Lois Drinkwater – sprinter and the first Arizona female to run in the Olympics (1968 as a junior) Azur Kamara – NFL defensive end Damon Mays – NFL wide receiver Darryl Morrison – NFL safety Dave Rajsich – Major League Baseball (MLB) player Jay Schlueter – MLB player Entertainment and music Mark Coggins – author Richard Page (class of 1971) – lead singer and bassist of the pop rock band Mr. Mister Samantha Ponder – ESPN personality Sharman Apt Russell (class of 1972) – author Politics Elizabeth Finn - (class of 1965) – judge in Phoenix, Glendale, Cave Creek, and Scottsdale; advocate for domestic violence laws. Rosanna Gabaldón – member of the Arizona House of Representatives Phil Gordon – 58th mayor of Phoenix Other Ian Bruce (class of 1962) – professor and vice-president of the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) Cindy McCain – American businesswoman, philanthropist, humanitarian, special educator, and author References External links Central High School Arizona Department of Education School Report Card