The real presence of Jesus Christ in Phase 2 of the Eucharistic Revival
January 27, 2023
The National Eucharistic Revival continues its three-year journey to “inspire and prepare the people of God to be formed,
Day: January 27, 2023
Even amid a pandemic, Catholic schools foster faith, Catholic identity, learning
January 27, 2023
Catholic Schools Week lets us take time to celebrate who we are and highlight the contributions that we make to our many communities – local, state, national and global.
Diocese institutes Good Samaritan Scholarship Fund for tuition assistance
January 27, 2023
Two scholarship opportunities are available to all diocesan students and their families.
Retired Canton pastor recalls half-century of priestly service as “great adventure.”
January 27, 2023
Msgr. Carfagna served in four of the six counties of the diocese, including three pastorates, two tenures as associate pastor, decades as diocesan director of cemeteries, and he served as a high school teacher and director of plays.
Hundreds gather to celebrate ‘wonderful gift of life’ at St. Columba Cathedral Jan. 22
January 27, 2023
Close to 300 people braved snow and slippery roads Jan. 22 for the annual Mass for Life in St. Columba Cathedral — praying for deeper respect for human life at all stages.
Canton Poor Clares welcome Sr. Thérèse Marie
January 27, 2023
Sister Thérèse Marie entered the contemplative community of the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration with her First Profession Mass Jan. 7 at the Sancta Maria Monastery Chapel in Canton.
Priest benefits from confession as well as penitent
January 27, 2023
Fr. Scott Kopp talks about the confidentiality of the confessional, his interactions with penitents and his own spiritual journey.
February offers more than you think
January 27, 2023
Bishop Bonnar reflects on all the important events taking place this February.
