Mental Health Sunday is part of the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops’ (USCCB) National Catholic Mental Health ...

For the first time in its 65-year history, the Diocese of Allentown sent nearly 500 teachers, principals, and staff members on a pilgrimage of their own. Educators from schools across the Diocese – ...

This year’s Cooks with Collars clergy cooking contest has come to a close, with nine priests winning awards in the friendly competition. But the real winners were the people of the Diocese of ...

a feast of rich food and choice wines, juicy, rich food and pure, choice wines.

“This weekend filled me with an immense sense of hope for the youth of America. Seeing teenagers from all over the country gather with such enthusiasm was profoundly moving,” said Mike Echevarria, a ...

Our Lady's Helpers Pregnancy Care and Education (OLH) will hold its Oktoberfest fundraiser Saturday, Oct. 10, from 5 to 9:30 p.m. at Billinger Hall, Holy Ghost Parish, Bethlehem, located at 417 ...

From hiding in a dormitory basement while air raid sirens wailed, to honoring a nationwide minute of silence, to standing vigil alongside a grieving grandmother, Andrea Neagle has witnessed firsthand ...

The latest episode of the “Ready, Willing, & Able” podcast examines the painful but important topic of children who fall away from the Catholic faith, asking how parents can cope with this rejection ...

“Lovely Lady dressed in blue, teach me how to pray. God was just your little boy, and you know the way.” Father Mark Searles, Parochial Administrator of Our Lady of Mercy and St. Anthony of Padua ...

Across the Diocese, the Class of 2026 leaves behind a remarkable legacy – but it is the individual moments rooted in faith and community that reveal the deepest impact. Two stories in particular ...

As another school year begins across the Diocese of Allentown, our hallways are again filled with the sounds of eager students, dedicated teachers, and communities united in a shared mission. The ...