No, It’s Iowa!
May 1, 2025
Learn about the new bishop of Sioux City Iowa, from his friends, family and colleagues at the Diocese of Youngstown.
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A Detailed Portrait of the Diocese of Sioux City
May 1, 2025
When he assumes the role of Bishop of Sioux City, Iowa, Bishop-elect John Keehner will find a long-established diocese with a rich history and vibrant laity and clergy committed to evangelization and to facing the challenges that await him, representatives of the Sioux City Diocese said.
Easter Tables of Northeastern Ohio
April 1, 2025
From days of meal preparation to the Blessing of Easter baskets, the traditions of ethnic parish communities in the Diocese of Youngstown are both rich and diverse.
The Three Ts of Stewardship
March 1, 2025
Catholic stewardship outlines three ways that God has endowed His gifts to each of us—time, talent and treasure. Parishioners across the Diocese of Youngstown have put into practice these “three Ts” to help to carry out the spirit of stewardship in their lives.
Tradition and Renewal
February 1, 2025
Embodying the Church’s responsibility to preserve its cultural and spiritual heritage, St. Michael Parish in Canfield dedicated its new Saint Joseph the Provider Gallery in September 2024, preserving for future generations the beautiful stained-glass windows salvaged from the closed St. Joseph the Provider Church in Campbell.
Catholic Charities’ 2025 Resource Guide
February 1, 2025
It is Catholic Charities Awareness Month across the Diocese of Youngstown. All are welcome to contact Catholic Charities in
AI in Education
December 2, 2024
Artificial Intelligence is changing how we educate. Read about how it affects our Catholic schools.
Understanding Catholic Funeral Rites
November 1, 2024
In the Catholic Church, a funeral is as much about honoring the life of the faithful departed as it is about consoling those left behind. The funeral rites of the Church—the vigil, funeral liturgy and the committal (burial)—exist to intercede on behalf of those who have passed away and to bring closure to the living.
