Preserving the past, building the future: Diocese breaks ground on archives center
September 17, 2025
Hundreds attended the ceremony on September 15.
County: Columbiana
Episode 97: Vocations Month, Part I
September 15, 2025
Episode 96: An in depth look at The Most Holy Trinity and remembering Father David Bridling.
On this episode of The Catholic Echo Podcast from the Diocese of Youngstown, brought to you by the Annual Diocesan Appeal, Dennis Biviano interviews John Charlillo on his film documentary on the Most Holy Trinity as well as remembering one of the contributors Father David Bridling. Our guest is John Charlillo from the Bach Project.
Our Sunday Mass from St. Columba Cathedral September 14. 2025
September 13, 2025
This Sunday, September 14, 2025 at The Cathedral of Saint Columba, Father Stephen Zeigler celebrates Mass for the Exaltation of the Holy Cross with Meg Daniluk as lector, Barb Zorn as cantor and Ralph Holtzhauser as organist.
Sunday Masses for The Diocese of Youngstown are prerecorded and posted on Youtube and at catholicecho.org.
Streamed with permission under ONE LICENSE #A-700000.
To support this ministry, become a patron at www.doy.org/film-mass. The Diocese of Youngstown is a 501(c)3 organization so your donation may be tax deductible.
Our Sunday Mass from Saint Columba Cathedral is sponsored by the Mary Catherine Livingston Fund and the Diocesan Annual Appeal.
Mass Intention: John and Helen Groner
The Diocese of Youngstown Communications Department films Our Sunday Mass (formerly “Mass for Shut-ins”) in Saint Columba Cathedral, Youngstown, Ohio. The Diocese of Youngstown posts Our Sunday Mass at 4:00 pm EST Saturdays on our YouTube channel and Facebook page, distributes DVDs and secure download links to retirement/nursing homes and prisons within our six-counties, and provides seasonal Missalettes to the homebound by mail.
Our Sunday Mass from St. Columba Cathedral September 7. 2025
September 6, 2025
This Sunday, September 7, 2025 at The Cathedral of Saint Columba, Father Jim Korda celebrates Mass for the Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time with Natalia Wells as lector, Laura Kunkel as cantor and Ralph Holtzhauser as organist. Sunday Masses for The Diocese of Youngstown are prerecorded and posted on Youtube and at catholicecho.org.
Streamed with permission under ONE LICENSE #A-700000.
To support this ministry, become a patron at www.doy.org/film-mass. The Diocese of Youngstown is a 501(c)3 organization so your donation may be tax deductible.
Our Sunday Mass from Saint Columba Cathedral is sponsored by the Mary Catherine Livingston Fund and the Diocesan Annual Appeal.
Mass Intention: LLoyd and Kay Yeager
The Diocese of Youngstown Communications Department films Our Sunday Mass (formerly “Mass for Shut-ins”) in Saint Columba Cathedral, Youngstown, Ohio. The Diocese of Youngstown posts Our Sunday Mass at 4:00 pm EST Saturdays on our YouTube channel and Facebook page, distributes DVDs and secure download links to retirement/nursing homes and prisons within our six-counties, and provides seasonal Missalettes to the homebound by mail.
What is a disciple?
September 2, 2025
“Back to School!” is not just meant for school students, but for every Christian disciple.
Meet Father Travis Seagraves
September 2, 2025
A Q&A with the diocese’s most recently-ordained priest.
The Good News: September 2025
September 2, 2025
A new Catholic Charities program, plus more good news from around the diocese!
Meet Dennis Biviano
September 2, 2025
Dennis Biviano, the Diocese of Youngstown’s public relations and media specialist, is the kind of guy who always puts his family first. That’s why, after almost 10 years away, the pull of the Mahoning Valley was too strong to ignore—nowhere else could ever really be home.
Why are so many religious orders dedicated to education?
September 2, 2025
It’s hard to overstate just how influential Catholicism has been in education, but why not just one order? Why have so many chosen to focus on education?
About Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta
September 2, 2025
Today, her orders number more than 5,000 sisters and more than 450 brothers, who manage orphanages, schools, shelters, AIDS hospices and charity centers to care for refugees, the blind, the disabled, the aged, alcoholics, the poor and the homeless in 139 countries.
