
Sister Cheryl Rose- 60th Jubilee
Sister Cheryl Rose moved to Westlake, Ohio, at the end of her junior year after two years in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and eight years prior in Chicago.

Sister Cheryl Rose moved to Westlake, Ohio, at the end of her junior year after two years in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and eight years prior in Chicago.

Father Matthew Roehrig, was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky and entered the Society of St. Paul in September 1977.

Youngstown brought home a total of six awards from the Catholic Media Association conference.

For more than 20 years, the men’s club at St. Charles Borromeo Parish in Boardman has awarded the Ken Wilson Scholarship to high school seniors.

Catholic Charities agencies in the Diocese of Youngstown are joining with the Catholic Charities network around the country to participate in “We Are There,” a national awareness campaign highlighting the life-giving services Catholic Charities agencies provide in their local communities.

107 couples were honored at the semi-annual Wedding Anniversary Mass, plus more good news!

Six Catholic School teachers and one principal were honored at this year’s ceremony.

The office of Catholic Schools hires a new superintendent, plus more good news!

Sister Jean Orsuto, H.M., 78, died Sunday, April 14, 2024, at Mercy Health St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital.

Mary Fiala, who has served the Diocese of Youngstown for more than four decades, was honored with the National Catholic Educational Association’s (NCEA) Lifetime Commitment to Catholic Education Awards at a ceremony on April 1 in Pittsburgh.