Diocese of Birmingham February Events Calendar 2022

Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic School announced Feb. 18 that the school will be closing at the end of the 2021-2022 school year.

This year’s Queen of Hearts Charity Dance Fundraiser was the 60th in school history and the class participants raised an amazing $49,097.58.

Dr. David Anders will guide participants through a series of reflections on how Catholic faith provides wisdom for living.

The Catholic Investment Foundation of North Alabama (Foundation) is probably one of the best and most widely unknown gems of the Diocese of Birmingham in Alabama.

Seventh grader Emily Nobbley represented Decatur’s St. Ann Catholic School at the Morgan County Spelling Bee.

As part of Catholic Schools Week, the students from St. Ann Catholic School in Decatur made thank you cards for local veterans at the VFW Post 4190 & Auxiliary.

During Catholic Schools Week 2022, St. Ann’s Catholic School students made their annual trip to Mayor Tab Bowling’s office to “Celebrate your Community.”

Welcome a new face to the Chancery: Eugene Thibodeaux, the new Human Resources director.

I recently attended SEEK in Knoxville, Tennessee; a conference held by FOCUS.

Recently I had the occasion to preside at the 60th anniversary of St. Joachim Mission Church in Piedmont.

My dear friends and young people, it is my honor to be with you to celebrate Catholic Schools Week and to join the juniors to bless your class rings.

On Jan. 30, Bishop Steven Raica marked the 60th anniversary of St. Joachim Catholic Church in Piedmont with Mass.

Catholic Schools Week is a fitting occasion to welcome you to the Cathedral of St Paul.

We are searchers and beggars, together finding a pathway to make real the life God has entrusted to us.

Many in the pews have been hearing references to Synod 2023 or the Synod on Synodality.

New Clergy Assignments

Parishioners prepared to welcome Bishop Steven J. Raica for their 60th anniversary Mass and celebration.

We look to the life and teaching of Jesus for guidance as Christian stewards.

The presence of Catholics of African descent in the United States can be traced back to as early as 1565 in the settlement that is now known as St. Augustine, FL.