Fifty-six St. Bernard students and chaperones participated in the annual March for Life Rally.

Faced with an unexpected pregnancy in 2018, Hobbs found herself relying on the support and influences of her Catholic faith.

CSMC sponsors the Queen of Hearts Charity Dance each year as a way to encourage students to assist those in need.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter has been a leading movement in offering married couples the gift of a weekend experience to enrich their relationship.

The Diocese of Birmingham’s Office of the Permanent Diaconate is continuing to plan for a new formation class.

The Diocesan Prayer Breakfast in Commemoration of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was held Saturday, Jan. 8 at the Cathedral of St. Paul in Birmingham.

The Diocesan Choir of the Diocese of Birmingham is preparing to start a new year.

Superintendent of Schools Margaret Dubose announced an agreement with Mitchell’s Place.

The Notre Dame Center for Liturgy has been an institution committed to responding to the changing needs of the Church.

2022 brought about the retirement of Cywilla Fabijanic, long-time moderator of the Tribunal Chancery.

St. Zita Disaster Relief and Recovery headed for Kentucky with a U-Haul trailer full of the supplies donated by the faithful.

The Cathedral of St. Paul was filled with the sound of the magnificent new organ for “The First Noel.”

Jack Burke, a junior at John Carroll Catholic High School, recently completed his first marathon.

JCCHS senior Peter Ray recently completed his Eagle Scout requirements.

There is an opportunity to provide Catholic education for those in need by redirecting tax credits.

Providence seemed to guide every step of the process behind Noack Organ Company’s Opus 164, the Anna Catharine Grace Memorial Pipe Organ.

Bishop Raica celebrated the first ever Gold Mass for scientists and engineers at the Cathedral.

The St. John Paul II Catholic High School Board of Trustees announced Sister Tonette Sperando, O.S.B., as president.

Following a recent online campaign, St. Bernard Prep (SBP) exceeded its goal of $25,000.

St. Bernard students hosted ministers from their home churches to take part in the school’s Thanksgiving Service.

St. Bernard students honored their favorite veterans during a Veteran’s Day Ceremony in the Abbey Church.

Sister Mary Vernon passed away on Nov. 16, four days shy of her eightieth birthday.

Pumpkin Day was a big day for the 1st-grade students at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School.

The 5th Annual Bernard Blues and BBQ could have stood better weather, as brutally cold wind and rain on Saturday forced people to stay inside.

Honoring America’s military on Veterans Day is always important for the students and their families at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School (OLS).