Priests celebrating a birthday or an ordination anniversary during May and June

World Mission Sunday 2024

Missionary Cooperation Plan Appeal 2024

The Cathedral of St. Paul’s rectory undergoes much needed renovations.

Russellville dedicates new church building

The co-patron for the Diocese of Birmingham in Alabama, St. John Vianney, described the Catholic priest as “the love of the heart of Jesus.”

World Mission Sunday 2023

Diocesan seminarian ordained to the priesthood

As Catholics continue to participate in the Eucharistic Revival, on the feast of Corpus Christi this year, the Year of Parish Revival began.

When I was still a student at DeVry Institute of Technology, I visited the seminary with deep desire to know God’s will in my life.

Answered prayers always merit gratitude, but there are certain times when God’s blessings create such joy that it is hard to contain.

“My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” (2 Cor. 12:9)

“As the U.S. Bishops point out, if a parish actively or passively omits people with disabilities, they do not have a true community.”

When asked about religious vocations, I often find myself thinking in terms of homecoming.

Pope Francis created the Diocese of Kumba, bringing into existence the 26th diocese in Cameroon, Africa.

I can still remember when the Angelus bells would ring during recess at St. Paul’s Elementary.

Seminarian takes one step closer to the priesthood

Blue skies and a slight fall breeze graced all those who attended the first Diocesan Family Festival at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament on Oct. 22.

Sydney McCoy and Farrah McCallough received their First Holy Communion at St. Aloysius Catholic Church.

Bishop Steven J. Raica ordained Deacon Charles Deering to the Sacred Order of Priesthood.

The Diocese of Birmingham began a Forty Hours Devotion.

In Preparation for the Transferred Feast of the Secondary Patron of the Diocese of Birmingham in Alabama

Historically, Catholics in Alabama have been a minority, especially in rural areas.

Almost four decades ago, in 1985, the Huntsville Catholic community started pursuing the idea of a Catholic high school for north Alabama.