An organization of Catholic men incorporated under the laws of the state of Louisiana

JCCHS students reflect the diversity of the broader Birmingham community.

Held from Thursday, Sept. 22 through Saturday, Sept. 24

Ryan Christopher Campisi and Michael Riley Giardina were both awarded a $500 scholarship.

At St. Bernard Prep, all teachers and staff members recently spent three days in meetings.

The Diocese of Birmingham’s Catholic schools have recently received system re-accreditation.

Perpetual eucharistic adoration thrives at OLS as the parish celebrates the 30th anniversary of the devotion.

Father Dominic Lee was ordained to the sacred priesthood by Bishop Steven J. Raica.

Two buses pulled into the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament Aug. 12.

Diocese marks 101st anniversary of his murder

This year brought about an addition to the diocesan Pro-Life Office.

Perpetual eucharistic adoration has been an integral part of Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Huntsville for 36 years.

The 35th anniversary celebration of the Sister Servants of the Eternal Word

Father Henry Anthony McDaid, age 84, died of natural causes on July 27 in Bessemer.

Bishop Emeritus Robert J. Baker celebrated the sacrament of confirmation at St. Aloysius Catholic Church.

JCCHS is proud to announce the hiring of the Cavalier cross country coaching staff for the 2022 season.

St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Bessmer recently celebrated the sacrament of First Communion.

Benedictine Sister Madeline Contorno joyfully celebrated fifty years of monastic profession.

All the faithful of the diocese are invited to pray a novena, seeking the intercession of St. John Vianney for all priests.

Sister Margaret Siffert, O.S.B. died on Thursday, July 14, at the age of 58 after an extended illness.

On Tuesday, July 12, the John Carroll Catholic High School (JCCHS) campus on Lakeshore Parkway welcomed The World Games 2022 sport, Flying Disc.

The Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament announced Bill Brown as the new director of administration.

An exciting day for the Southeast Lieutenancy of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher.

Nearly 100 guests travelled to re-live the fond memories of St. Bernard College and Prep School in Cullman.

Birmingham’s oldest Independence Day festival, provided patriotic enjoyment for the community.