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Catholic Echo’s Theresa Breitenbach shares tips on speaking to people who have left the faith and how to bring them back to Christ.
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Catholic Echo’s Theresa Breitenbach shares tips on speaking to people who have left the faith and how to bring them back to Christ.

Why do Catholics hear different Mass readings on July 4? Discover why the Church celebrates nations, prays for America, and gives thanks for God’s providence.

How becoming a father transformed my faith and helped me finally understand God’s love, grace, and what it means to live as His son.

The Catholic Echo’s Pete Sheehan details his start as a columnist and what a career in Catholic media has taught him about seeking and waiting for God’s Grace.

Why the Sacred Heart? Scripture reveals the heart as the center of conscience, desire, and will—and Christ’s call to give Him our whole heart.

During the Second Vatican Council, the Church published a document on her relationship with the world, known as Gaudium et Spes: The Pastoral Constitution on

Faith on the frontier From the American Revolution to the founding of the Diocese of Youngstown and beyond, the Catholic journey in America reflects an

Community Cupboard Campaign Providing essential personal hygiene and cleaning products to families in need, the Catholic Charities Community Cupboard Campaign runs throughout the summer months.

The First Friday devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus stems from Christ’s revelations to Saint Margaret Mary Alocoque, a 17th-century French nun of the

What do a therapist and a human resources professional have in common? It may be a tough call at first glance. But diocesan human resources

The canonization of saints is a thorough and lengthy process, and you might think it doesn’t affect us here in the Diocese of Youngstown, but

Saint Mary Magdalene, as depicted in the Gospels, was a biblical hero, noted disciple of Jesus, one of the women who stayed with Christ through
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