The Sacred Heart of Jesus is one of the most popular—and mysterious—devotions in the Christian faith. The historical development of this devotion traces the evolving path of Christology and our understanding of His divinity throughout the life of the Church.
A reflection by Deacon Ron Bunofsky, who serves at Christ the Good Shepherd Parish in Campbell.
One of the most prominent of the contemporary saints is Pope John Paul II, the Polish-born pontiff who served as Pope from 1978 to 2005, who traveled to more than 100 countries, and was known for his impact on Catholicism and the larger world.
I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again: We Catholics are great at celebrating. Our annual celebrations have
Sister Mary Hurley (Sister Ellen Francis) began her journey as a Humility of Mary Sister in 194
In the Diocese of Youngstown, Sister Mary Therese Hennessey (Sister Mary Francis Therese) served as a teacher at St. Mary School in Warren, St. Joseph School in Youngstown, St. Joseph School in Randolph and Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Austintown.
In the Diocese of Youngstown, Sister Maryann Humenik (Sister Mary Ann Joseph) taught at St. Joseph School in Randolph, St. Peter School in Canton, St. Mary School in Warren, St. Aloysius School in East Liverpool and Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Austintown.
Sister Helen has served in a variety of roles on behalf of her religious community over the years, including being a healthcare nurse’s aide.
Sister Janice Kusick ministers in adult faith formation for the parishes of St. Angela Merici in Youngstown and St. Rose in Girard.
Sister Eileen Kernan ministers in spiritual direction, contributing to the Ursuliine Sisters’ community outreach through social media.
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Located in Northeast Ohio, the Diocese of Youngstown includes six counties; Ashtabula, Columbiana, Mahoning, Portage, Stark and Trumbull.
