Diocese invited to golf in show of support for life.

Tribunal to offer two workshops for potential lay advocates.

Local parish honors foster father of Jesus.

Women of the diocese invited to prayer breakfast.

Ten students recognized for scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship.

Bishop Raica reaches out to the faithful to join him on his mission.

Adeline Jehu and Lily Watts, two high school students, recognized by merit scholarship program.

Catholic Charities and Communities

Ten spots left for pilgrimage to Ireland in August 2023.

Tackling six questions: Why, Lord?; How, Lord?; When, Lord?; What, Lord?; Where, Lord; and Who, Lord?

Catherine Hare to be considered for scholarship award.

Local student recognized for scholarship, service, leadership, and character.

Women of the diocese invited to Magnificat Prayer Breakfast on Saturday, April 15.

60th class reunion to take place at Cathedral of St. Paul.

Consecrated religious life: a witness of dedication to God.

A traditional Catholic education based around the tenets of the faith.

Casi Ferguson: A Black Catholic serving her community

How chemistry, biology, environmental science, and math concepts learned in class can be used in the real world.

Santo Niño de Cebu was honored at Birmingham’s first Sinulog festival.

Send in nominations for the Rev. Robert J. Sullivan Alumni Recognition Awards.

Demonstrating and enhancing the communion between the parish and the diocese.

JCCHS students attend Indoor track 2023 State Meet at the Crossplex in Birmingham.

Forming students to be good citizens of the world, love God and neighbor, and enrich society.

A time to recognize local Black Catholics who have served their community.

Hundreds of Catholics from around the country gathered in Washington, D.C.