Formed by Christ
From the outside, life in a seminary might seem a lot like life in a conventional college or university, but Youngstown seminarians describe the differences.
From the outside, life in a seminary might seem a lot like life in a conventional college or university, but Youngstown seminarians describe the differences.
The Church has four primary types of vocations: priesthood, religious life, marriage and single life. This month, as we celebrate all vocations, here are some resources to help you discern or embrace your own vocation.
The Catholic Church recognizes four callings to vocation: the priesthood, religious life, married life and single life. By that definition, each of us has a vocation.
Father Donald King was ordained to the priesthood on June 27, 1974, while studying in Rome.
Father Thomas Eisweirth, a retired priest, was ordained for the Youngstown Diocese on June 15, 1974, by Bishop James Malone at St. William Parish in Champion.
Seminarian Travis Seagraves will be ordained a Transitional Deacon on May 25th by Bishop David J. Bonnar at Saint Columba Cathedral.
Deacon Kevin Bertleff will be ordained a priest on June 1st by Bishop David J. Bonnar at Saint Columba Cathedral.
Deacon William Wainio will be ordained a priest on June 1st by Bishop David J. Bonnar at Saint Columba Cathedral.
On this episode of The Catholic Echo Podcast from the Diocese of Youngstown, we’re talking about VOCATIONS with Bishop David Bonnar, Travis Seagraves and Deacon Kevin Bertleff.
With sorrow, the Most Rev. David J. Bonnar, Bishop of Youngstown, has announced the death of Reverend Stephen Popovich, who died January 14, 2024.
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Located in Northeast Ohio, the Diocese of Youngstown includes six counties; Ashtabula, Columbiana, Mahoning, Portage, Stark and Trumbull.