
The Saints teach humility
Since I became a Bishop, there are many things I enjoy that I do not get to do much

Since I became a Bishop, there are many things I enjoy that I do not get to do much

Many years ago, when I was a just a new priest, I remember U.S. Catholic Magazine doing a survey

Welcome to the annual celebrations issue of The Catholic Echo, in which we celebrate significant moments happening in this

Perhaps you have heard the familiar joke about the mother who knocked on her son’s bedroom door early in

During the Second Vatican Council, the Church published a document on her relationship with the world, known as Gaudium

During these last few months, I have been reviewing the prayer intentions that are submitted to me by our

Do you remember the first time you experienced pain? I was first introduced to physical pain as a little

The context of our reality is that the Diocese of Youngstown is one of 87 “mission dioceses” in the

If you have traveled through any major airport, you are likely familiar with “people movers” that expedite one’s movement.

Numbers tell a story. As I reflect on our recent Diocesan Jubilee Pilgrimage to Italy, I would like to