The original 1951 March of the Eucharist book was written by the Diocese of Youngstown’s first bishop, James McFadden, to mark the 1950 jubilee year. The book tells the histories of each of the parishes that existed in the diocese at that time, featuring beautiful illustrations of the church buildings, ornate scroll work and a gilded, leather-bound cover.
Bishop Bonnar reflects on Christ was brought to the six counties of the diocese of Youngstown.
The Saint Joseph Ox Roast Fair runs Friday July 18th-Sunday July 20th
The Diocese of Youngstown and The Catholic Echo received several awards at this year’s Catholic Media Association Awards ceremony, which was held the last day of the association’s conference in Phoenix from June 24 to 27.
The Diocese of Youngstown will celebrate Mass at five county fair locations in August
In sure and certain hope of the Resurrection to eternal life through Jesus Christ, the Most Rev. David J.
Standing on loggia of St. Peter’s basilica, newly elected Pope Leo XIV smiled, waved and appeared to hold back emotion May 8 as he introduced himself to the world as the 266th successor to St. Peter—the first American to hold that role.
In his first address, the Holy Father quoted St. Augustine: “With you I am a Christian, for you a
Learn about the new bishop of Sioux City Iowa, from his friends, family and colleagues at the Diocese of Youngstown.
This photo essay highlights how parishes across the Diocese of Youngstown celebrated the Mass of the Lord’s Supper
