Sister Constance “Connie” Lennartz, O.P., died Oct. 3, at St. Elizabeth Manor, Footville, Wis.

On Oct. 2, Father Deacon Seraphim John Alan Ritchey died after a brief and sudden illness.

The news reported a water crisis in Jackson, MS, as a result of extensive flooding on the Pearl River.

In the wake of hurricanes, Bishop Raica humbly asked the faithful to consider assisting those in need.

World Mission Sunday will take place the weekend of Oct. 22-23.

The Catholic Schools Office sets a theme to build community and align intentional goals within our schools.

The JCCHS Marching Band Program competed in the Class A category at the Pinson Valley Marching Band Invitational.

The Office of Hispanic Ministry offered a Catechist Conference and Missionary Day.

POP second and third grade classes were thrilled to have children’s author Barbara Barcellona Smith.

JPII High School held its annual Bishop David E. Foley Benefactors Society Mass.

FFOJ is a faith-based initiative that utilizes a food truck to deliver meals to the hungry.

St. Bernard seniors, the Class of 2023, were honored with a special Senior Dedication Mass.

Each color is representative of a certain profession.

St. Mark the Evangelist Church will sponsor a drive-through shoe collection on Sunday, Oct. 23.

Veronica Walker - 2022 Alabama Scholastic 3D Archery Shooter of the Year Champion.

This drive is for the people of Jackson, Mississippi, who were affected by the recent water crisis.

Blessed Trinity Shrine Retreat Center recently released upcoming retreat dates.

NMSC® announced the names of over 16,000 semifinalists in the 68th annual National Merit Scholarship Program.

The Catholic Charities and Communities Appeal supports all our formation programs.

530 students and 65 faculty gathered to commemorate the 75th anniversary of JCCHS.

We all have a calling, or the life God wants us to live.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter offers the gift of a weekend experience to enrich relationships.

American classical guitarist, Giovanni De Chiaro, will be performing a benefit concert.

The 21st Annual Catholic Charismatic Renewal Conference, “Thy Will Be Done,” was truly a spiritual event.

The Office of Sacred Liturgy offered a Diocesan Liturgical Formation Day at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.