Archives Request for Anniversary Books or Brochures
For records 70 years or newer, certificates may be provided only for the person named in the sacramental record, a diocesan official involved in canonical investigations, a parent or legal guardian of a minor child, or an individual with valid power of attorney for the person who received the sacrament.
Parish Director of Religious Education | Youngstown City Parishes
The Youngstown City parish communities of Saint Columba, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Basilica, Saint Anthony of Padua, Saint Patrick and Saint Angela Merici are looking for a qualified full time Parish Director of Religious Education.
Protect Your Original Parish Documents
If you have original documents or photographs framed on a wall, protect them as much as possible. If you are deciding which parish records to keep, please note the Diocesan Record Retention Guidelines, found at: https://doy.org/archives/
Records and certificates for baptisms both before and after adoption
Sacramental records are not open for public viewing.
Bound sacramental registers are the official records, not a database
Catechist Café contains guidance on how to find a sacramental record from a closed or merged parish, and the proper keeping of sacramental records.
Bookkeeper & Human Resource Officer (PT) | Trumbull North Catholic Community
Parishes in Trumbull County North are seeking a part-time Bookkeeper and Human Resource Officer for 20 hours per week. Email your letter of interest, resume and three professional references to Mrs. Christina McCue, DPA cmccue@youngstowndiocese.org
Questions about what to save or dispose of in parish records?
Do you want to know what to save in your parish records? Not sure where your sacramental records reside? The Archives Office can help!
Please Send Parish Anniversary & Recipe Books or Booklets
The diocesan Archive Office is collecting copies of commemorative parish books and booklets, including recipes!
Can You Change a Sacramental Register?
When and how can you change a sacramental register? Find out more from the Archives Office.
