Knowing the Eucharist is "the source and summit" of the Christian life contributed to Steber’s decision to attend July’s National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis.

The Eucharistic Congress was much more than a religious event; it was a deeply spiritual experience that left an indelible mark on all participants.

Why do I support Bishop Raica’s appeal for Catholic Charities and Communities for the Diocese?

‘I assure you, as often as you did it for one of My least brothers, you did it for Me.’

National Eucharistic Pilgrimage comes to Alabama

Pope Francis emphasized that the New Evangelization is not just an effort to reach out to those who do not know Christ or His Church.

How God brought one convert home

Seminarian approaches ordination to the diaconate

How one woman exchanged her plans for those of God

The adventure of discovering the Lord’s will

All parishes have a history of their founding: some in distant memory and some in recent.

Alabama’s only Catholic Worker house marks 30 years of service.

The starfish story: a miniscule tale with a monumental message.

St. Mary’s in Eutaw reopens it doors

A small-town principal’s story of finding Catholic education

“There are so many unseen parts which play an integral role in success,” says Coach Ronald Steele.

Catholicism in Alabama goes all the way back to Hernando DeSoto in the first half of the 16th century.

Rural ministry, which has been a primary focus of Deacon Cova's diaconate, is not a ministry with which everyone in the diocese is familiar.

He was setting me up from the word go, and he knew it, remembers Bo Lovell, director of OLS Catholic Church’s Chapel of Our Savior.

“The Holy Eucharist transforms brokenness,” says 24-year-old Maria Anguiano, a parishioner at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Ensley.

The Church and all her glory will be on full display at World Youth Day 2023 in Lisbon, Portugal.

To talk about young people is to talk about promise and to talk about joy.

Brother Paschal Pautler avows that the Lord, in His love, “provides the path for us.”

The 50th anniversary of the diaconate program in the Diocese of Birmingham in Alabama.

Issues that patients and their loved ones may face surrounding times of severe illness