The May/June issue of Northeast Ohio Catholic magazine is on the way to homes across the eight-county Diocese of Cleveland.
Featured on the cover is the story of “Julianne’s Journey.” In the magazine and the accompanying video, learn about the life-threatening brain aneurysm Julianne Smith suffered in January 2024 and how her faith helped the St. Joan of Arc parishioner survive the ordeal.
In his “From the Bishop” column, Bishop Edward Malesic invites everyone to embrace spring, a time of rebirth, renewal and celebration.
Catholic high schools across the diocese share photos of their top students in a salute to seniors.
There also is a story about how a Fund A Dream scholarship is helping an All Saints School student/St. John Vianney parishioner continue her Catholic education as she looks ahead to attending Lake Catholic High School in the fall.
Get a look at the three diocesan ordination classes – transitional deacon, permanent deacon and priest – and the annual jubilee celebrations for those marking significant years of service as religious brothers, sisters, priests and diocesan deacons and priests.
As the 2025 Catholic Charities Appeal continues, a young boy with a rare neurological, progressive disease that caused him to lose his sight is featured, along with a Catholic Charities program that offers his family a respite.
The new installment of “As a Catholic, why …” focuses on why we pray to Mary and the saints. Click here to watch the accompanying video.
The regular clergy assignment changes, Things to Do listings and In Memoriam are also included.
Father Damian Ference, vicar for evangelization and parochial vicar at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, has the Last Word as he reflects on the prophetic challenge the late Pope Francis offered to his priesthood.
The new magazine also has a QR code linking to a special, digital only issue that focuses on the late pope, who died April 21.
Click here to access a digital version of both the new and archived magazine or to be added to the mailing list.