
Fr. Zapp, reflecting on priesthood, says that he’d do it all again
“At a very young age,” recalls retired pastor Father John Zapp, he concluded that he wanted to become a

“At a very young age,” recalls retired pastor Father John Zapp, he concluded that he wanted to become a

For Father Robert Edwards, the priesthood has meant “experiencing the mystery of God in human life in all its

The Dominican Sisters of Peace invite single, Catholic women ages 18 to 45 to attend a free “Come and

Have you or someone you know ever thought about priesthood? Ever wondered what its like to be at the

Calling all golfers! The First Annual Bishop’s Golf Classic is a fundraiser in support of the education and needs of our Diocesan Seminarians.

There is a downward trend in the number of Catholic weddings, both locally and nationally.

Father Raymond Paul recently wrapped up 60 years of service to the diocese and announced his retirement in July 2022. For 36 years, he had served as pastor of Massillon St. Joseph Parish.

World Day of Consecrated Life Sunday February 5, 2022 celebrated at The Catherdal of St. Columba with Bishop David J. Bonnar, Bishop of Youngstown

Msgr. Carfagna served in four of the six counties of the diocese, including three pastorates, two tenures as associate pastor, decades as diocesan director of cemeteries, and he served as a high school teacher and director of plays.

Sister Thérèse Marie entered the contemplative community of the Poor Clares of Perpetual Adoration with her First Profession Mass Jan. 7 at the Sancta Maria Monastery Chapel in Canton.