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Archbishop and bishop bonnar sit on a raised platform, with a fireplace in the background.

Inside Walsh’s fireside chat on diplomacy in the Church

April 12, 2024

In an April 3 fireside chat at Walsh University, Archbishop Gabriele Caccia and Bishop David Bonnar discuss important topics for the Church today.

Introducing the Antonine Sisters Adult Day Care Program

March 1, 2024

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 Appeal in 2024

February 1, 2024

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.

Living Stones: Matthew 25 Outreach Committee

December 1, 2023

The outreach committee at Corpus Christ parish recently sponsored a family from Ukraine.

Seated parishioners at Our Lady of Sorrows Parish watch Mass

St. Matthias Church, Youngstown, celebrates 50th anniversary of church building

September 1, 2023

Nearly 110 years ago, St. Matthias, now part of Our Lady of Sorrows Parish, was established on the southeast side of Youngstown.

Father Conoby unveils the St. Michael Statue from St. Michael Church in Windham (closed in 2022) at its new home at St. Ambrose Parish in Garrettsville.

Preserving, Praying with the Past

July 28, 2023

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.

President Collins and Archbishop Warda sign a Memorandum of Understanding between their two universities.

Walsh seeks to be brothers, sisters in faith to persecuted Iraqi Christians

April 28, 2023

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.