Let’s dive in to three more fruits of the Holy Spirit and ponder the fruits of faithfulness, peace and patience.

All vocations are holy. They come from God. Vocations are born from God’s living Church, and since Christ will never abandon his Church, they will always be with us!

“Life with Christ is a wonderful adventure,” as Pope St. John Paul II said in a 1997 homily.

While acts flowing from good resolutions may be small, think of the bountiful harvest.

Being a priest was the most important part of Father Thomas Sutton’s life, said his sister.

The mother of Constantine the Great had humble beginnings, but rose to great importance in Christian history.

Bishop Robert Gruss announced the following clerical and parish assignments, effective July 1.

Jerry found himself back at the parish his parents raised him in, this time looking for answers.

The Catholic Church’s approach comes down to a desire for integrity and truthfulness. Holy Communion should always indicate a true unity.

The virtue of self-restraint

Evening of Healing: the first of many liturgies designed to foster an encounter with the Divine Physician, Jesus.

After 33 years as “Companions in Prayer,” Saginaw sisters will continue their diocesan mission.

Although everyone may have a different view on the state of the job market, for many, it’s not easy to find that perfect job.

The Office of Catholic Schools is excited to recognize the 2022-23 recipients of the Excellence in Teaching award recipients.

The first National Eucharistic Congress in the country in 83 years!

Dr. Dan Osborn was invited to present on "Tools for Discernment" at the annual National Association of Diaconate Directors Convention.

Judith's story is yet another example of God delivering the Jewish people from harm by using the least likely of people.

Sister Maureen Donovan celebrated 80 years of religious life with the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati at a Jubilee Mass.

Mark Heires never aspired to become a novelist, but he’s found a niche that helps him grow in faith.

The deeper level of her underlying relationship with God is where you should focus your efforts, not at the mere surface level.

Someone once said, you are not a human doing, you are a human being. In the midst of your daily busy-ness, do you have time and space to stop and “be”?

Leaders from parishes across the diocese experienced a Day of Enrichment hosted by the Parish Life and Evangelization Team on May 13.

One of the greatest blessings for any bishop and diocese is the ordination of a new priest.

Two years after sharing his story, Derek believes his mission is to help others.