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St. Patrick, Troy, marks 100th Thanksgiving
Iconic Gothic church finishes year-long celebration of building’s history By Erin Queenan Schurenberg The story begins like a legend. In 1906, a young priest, Father Anthony Mentink, arrived at St. Patrick in Troy on the saint’s feast day for a temporary assignment. He stayed 52 years working until the end, …
A picture says a thousand words: Badin Costume Day
A day where students at Stephen Badin High School in Hamilton dressed in costume.
Scenes of recent outreach trip to Honduras
Several Archdiocese of Cincinnati Staff headed to Honduras for the annual Our Lady of Suyapa Mass. Our Lady of Suyapa was honored in Honduras on February 2nd of each year, until Pope Pius XII officially declared Our Lady of Suyapa Patroness of the Republic of Honduras, and chose February 3rd …
A picture says a thousand words: Seton High School Medals at Nationals.
Seton High School’s Varsity Dance Team placed 3rd in Small Varsity POM and 4th in Small Varsity Hip Hop at the UDA Nationals this past weekend in Orlando, Florida.
A picture says a thousand words: Seton Dance Team
The Seton High School Varsity Dance Team prepares for the National Dance Team Championship.
A picture says a thousand words: Scenes from Signing Day 2016
Around the Archdiocese of Cincinnati on Wednesday, February 1st on National Signing Day. National Signing Day is usually the first Wednesday of February, is the first day that a high school senior can sign a binding National Letter of Intent for college sports with a school that is a member of …
“A slice of Heaven” Carroll High School rededicates its St. John the Evangelist Chapel
Carroll High School began a new era in November as dozens of alumni, faculty and staff members, students, and friends of the school gathered for the rededication of St. John the Evangelist Chapel. Bishop Joseph R. Binzer led the congregation through the chapel doors in a solemn procession to begin …
“You know God has intervened” St. William special needs program changes lives
By Patricia McGeever Starting kindergarten is a big step for any child. It’s no small event in a parent’s life either. But if you have a child with special needs and you want him or her to receive a Catholic education, your options are limited. That’s what Christina Sillies found …
A picture says a thousand words: Catholic Schools Week Mass Dayton and Northern Region
Here are pictures from the 2017 Catholic Schools Week Mass held at St. Peter Parish in Huber Heights. Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr Celebrant. Photos by Jeff Unroe
Bishop Leibold a six-time STEM leader
Dayton elementary school recognized for STEM education For the sixth year in a row, Bishop Leibold School in Dayton has been awarded the Governor’s Thomas Edison Award for Excellence in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) Education. It is one of four schools in Dayton and Kettering that received the …