The winners of the 2023 Sister Rita Washington Stewardship Award

Students at St. Bernard Prep gathered in the Abbey Church to give thanks to God.

After a busy 2022, the 2023 reservation book for Camp Tekakwitha is now open.

The first ever Christ the King Music Festival, or CTK Fest, was held on Saturday, Nov. 19, at John Carroll Catholic High School in Birmingham.

Meg Glover started her new full time admissions director position on Monday, Nov. 7.

Themes of collaboration and community characterized the second Aligning for Success.

Catholic Social Services of West Alabama recently celebrated its 20th anniversary.

St. Bernard Prep and its monastic community honored veterans in a special Veterans Day Service.

The Diocese is sponsoring a program to support the Catholic Center of Concern in Birmingham.

The Diocese of Birmingham announced today two changes in its senior leadership team at JCCHS.

John Carroll Catholic High School Thespians competed in 38 individual events.

Saint Bernard Prep School has been blessed again with another successful Bernard Blues and BBQ.

Ffor more than 22 years, this council has contributed dollars, goods, and services to Her Choice of Birmingham.

Today, these men will be enrolled in the list of candidates who one day will share in Jesus’ priestly ministry.

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.