St. Joseph Warren Hospital—originally “Riverside Hospital,” was founded by Dr. Chester Waller in 1924, who intended to entrust it to the care of the Sisters of the Humility of Mary.
Mercy Health’s Resource Mother program, which now serves more than 1,000 families each year, is just one of several programs offered to parents.
In an April 3 fireside chat at Walsh University, Archbishop Gabriele Caccia and Bishop David Bonnar discuss important topics for the Church today.
There is no income requirement for the day care program and most insurances cover the cost, including Medicare. However, a client using a government-funded insurance program like Medicare must be 60 or older to qualify.
The Annual Diocesan Appeal will have the same goal and theme as last year, but it will get a slight revamp in the way funds are requested, according to Father John-Michael Lavelle.
The outreach committee at Corpus Christ parish recently sponsored a family from Ukraine.
Nearly 110 years ago, St. Matthias, now part of Our Lady of Sorrows Parish, was established on the southeast side of Youngstown.
One of the first things Bishop David Bonnar did when arriving in the Youngstown Diocese early in 2021 was to establish the Office of Patrimony, which is responsible for the safekeeping, maintenance and dispensation of items from closed churches. Learn more.
Walsh University President Dr. Tim Collins invited Archbishop Warda to the Stark County campus in November 2022, to sign a Memorandum of Understanding, designed to foster a mutually beneficial collaboration between both Catholic institutions of higher education.
For Father Robert Edwards, the priesthood has meant “experiencing the mystery of God in human life in all its
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Located in Northeast Ohio, the Diocese of Youngstown includes six counties; Ashtabula, Columbiana, Mahoning, Portage, Stark and Trumbull.
