April 29 marks 75 years since the ordination of Monsignor James Kolp. The North Canton native passed away February 6 at age 99. On his diamond jubilee, Monsignor Kolp is remembered as a humble servant of God, and a true presence in the Diocese of Youngstown.
The Eagle of the Cross Award is given out annually to juniors and seniors in high school within the six counties of the Diocese of Youngstown. The winners have shown the ability to improve their own parish ministry programs, high school ministry teams or youth work in general within the diocese.
The Voice of Hope dinner in its current form was first held in 2000. And each year, an award is given out to individuals or organizations who help celebrate the unity and identity of the Catholic Charities’ Services in the Diocese of Youngstown.
Bishop David Bonnar has prioritized an archive facility project for the Diocese of Youngstown since 2022, stressing the importance of the catholic church preserving its rich history that dates back more than two hundred years.
Diocesan Pastoral Associates are lay people who are appointed by the Bishop to parish leadership. They work closely with pastors to provide both administrative and pastoral care.
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In May 1944, the first Paulines arrived in Ellsworth Township Ohio, just outside Canfield at the invitation of then-Bishop James McFadden. Decades and generations later, members of Saint Paul Monastery are celebrating 80 years of service to the Mahoning Valley and beyond.
Since September 18th 1874, the Ursuline Sisters of Youngstown have responded to the most critical needs of the people in northeast Ohio.
When Campbell native Jack Sebest was five years old in 2003, he hit his head on the bottom of a pool, losing consciousness. Doctors diagnosed him with irreversible brain trauma. But through the intercession of Blessed Mother Maria Teresa Casini, founder of the Oblate Sisters, Jacob made a full recovery and continues to thrive.
‘Have You Seen My Brother? Discovering That God Is Good Even in Tragedy’ is available online through Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Apple iTunes store.
At all 4 Diocesan Cemeteries, our deacons will offer a dignified funeral liturgy and committal of cremated remains at no charge, to anyone, of any faith.
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Located in Northeast Ohio, the Diocese of Youngstown includes six counties; Ashtabula, Columbiana, Mahoning, Portage, Stark and Trumbull.
