News of the Diocese

First Friday Club of Cleveland hears about the tragedy and hope of human trafficking

Human trafficking is a very real problem around the world and in our own city, said Notre Dame Sister Cecelia Liberatore when she addressed the First ...

A message from Bishop Perez regarding the devastation in the Bahamas caused by Hurricane Dorian and relief efforts now under way

As Hurricane Dorian continues to churn off the southeastern coast of the United States bringing with it heavy wind and rain, we are stunned...

Saint Joseph Academy celebrates beginning of Fitzmaurice Hall renovation

The entire Saint Joseph Academy community gathered on Aug. 29 with the sisters of the Congregation of St. Joseph and benefactors to celebra...

Saint Mary seminarians admitted to candidacy for ordination as deacons, priests

Nine men – six from the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland, two from the Diocese of Youngstown and one from the Diocese of Daegu, South Korea –...

Called to work for the greater glory of God, students begin the academic year with Mass

“Go forth and set the world on fire.” The words of St. Ignatius Loyola were the final words of the homily for the Mass of the Holy Spirit,...

Broadway’s ‘The Lion King’ cast member shares how Catholic faith keeps her grounded

The world’s No. 1 musical, Disney’s “The Lion King,” has taken over Playhouse Square in downtown Cleveland since th...

‘Fearlessly Faithful,’ first Cleveland Catholic Women’s Conference, set for Oct. 19

Catholic women at any age may experience the unique and simultaneous pressures of balancing motherhood, a career, pursuing academic advance...