Webinar | Merging & Collaborating Parish Communications
Come to share your successes, challenges, and resources with each other! We will highlight Communicatios best practices from our diocese so far, and discuss how to plan ahead.
The Catholic Echo Podcast (Bulletin Materials)
The Catholic Echo Podcast is your official source for what’s happening now in the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown.
Diocese Launches Revamped DOY.org with Mass Time Finder
The diocesan website supports ongoing active participation in Catholic life and ministry. Our new interactive Mass Finder is now live!
Diocesan Media Day
In honor of the Archangels, we will celebrate our first Diocesan Media Day on Sunday, September 29th, 2024.
The Catholic Echo: Second Collection
The Catholic Echo shines a light on local Catholic life through stories in the print magazine, website, and diocesan social media. To support this ministry, please give to The Catholic Echo second collection at your parish.
Church at Home Combined Collection
The Church at Home Combined Collection supports the Catholic Campaign for Human Development, USCCB Catholic Communications Campaign, and The Catholic University of America/Newman Apostolate.
Media Inquiries, Recent Press Releases
Have you received media inquiries or coverage? Please consult with Dennis Biviano, Public Relations & Media Specialist: (330) 744-8451, ext. 320 or dbiviano@youngstowndiocese.org.
El podcast de The Catholic Echo (Materiales de boletín)
El podcast de The Catholic Echo informará y entretendrá a los fieles de la Diócesis de Youngstown discutiendo diversos temas que hoy son relevantes en la iglesia.
Where to Send Your Job Posting
The diocese is here to support your discernment of great candidates to serve your Catholic community.
How to Write a Parish Bulletin Announcement
You can write bulletin blurbs of any length, but shorter is often better. Here is some advice on the most essential content, which can also apply to developing content for social media, email newsletters, blog posts and other publicity.
