We all aspire to become saints
Bishop Bonnar reflects on how his relationship with the saints has changed since becoming a bishop.
Bishop Bonnar reflects on how his relationship with the saints has changed since becoming a bishop.
From the outside, life in a seminary might seem a lot like life in a conventional college or university, but Youngstown seminarians describe the differences.
The inheritance of the Catholic faith is so rich with incredible people who are still accessible to us now, through our prayers—so who are some to whom you can pray for your health or the health of a loved one?
Mercy Health is named among top hospitals, plus more good news from across the diocese!
The USCCB urges us to reexamine the story of the Good Samaritan, to teach us how to form our consciences on the eve of the election.
These cheerful-looking women of the former St. Stanislaus Parish in Youngstown regularly gathered garments in the 1940s to repair and ship to the people of Poland who were suffering the debilitating effects of World War II.
If you’ve called in to The Catholic Echo offices—The Catholic Exponent before that—over the past 30 years, the subtle Texas twang you likely heard on the other end of the line belongs to Annetta “Netta” Sweetko, senior designer at The Catholic Echo.
This recipe was submitted by Brenda Gustovich, Catholic Echo advertising representative and a parishioner of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish in McDonald.
In our current Roman Missal there are 10 Eucharistic Prayers. Why are there so many and how are they similar, yet different?
The Church has four primary types of vocations: priesthood, religious life, marriage and single life. This month, as we celebrate all vocations, here are some resources to help you discern or embrace your own vocation.
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Located in Northeast Ohio, the Diocese of Youngstown includes six counties; Ashtabula, Columbiana, Mahoning, Portage, Stark and Trumbull.