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Diocesan high school football fans got to see improved performances overall with five of the six schools advancing to the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) football playoffs.
Since I became a Bishop, there are many things I enjoy that I do not get to do much of anymore. These things are often
Since Christ first named the Apostle Peter as “Rock” and conferred top authority to him, history has recognized 267 Popes, but only three have carried
Dear Readers, Although I was brought up in a Catholic family, I wandered away when I was young and was an atheist for many years.
In a world where opinions are absorbed from our favorite podcast or other self-proclaimed experts, it is often difficult to discern what the Catholic Church
“Thus says the LORD: Set your house in order, for you shall die” (Isiah 38:1). For the Catholic faithful, planning for death is not something
It’s November. In America, thoughts turn to Thanksgiving and theopportunity to celebrate gratitude. But what is “gratitude,” and how do we become “grateful” people? We
For more than 1,500 years, the catacombs beneath Rome have told a quiet story about what Christians believe happens after death: that death is not
The Solemnity of All Saints on November 1 honors the men, women and children from all over the world who have lived the lives of
Bishop David Bonnar installed Rogationist Father Bryan Tutas as pastor of Guardian Angels Parish at St. Joan of Arc Church in Canton on September 20.
I was hanging out with my friend Tyler a couple years ago—before he had even turned 30—when he mentioned purchasing a cemetery plot for his
At Zehentenbauer Family Farm, the Diocese of Youngstown’s Farm Day invited Catholics to experience that life firsthand—and to consider the connections between the people who grow their food and those who bring it to the table.
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