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Saint Teresa is the mother of the poor. This Steward of the Year category recognizes the service to those who experience a lack of resources and those who administered to them via food pantries and delivery of food to the homebound.

Edith Stein loved and nurtured those around her during the Nazi occupation. This category recognizes service to those who suffered the loss of loved ones.

John of God is the patron saint of the sick, nurses and hospitals. This category recognizes urgent service to the sick, especially to those suffering from mental illness.

John Baptist de la Salle is the patron saint of teachers. This category recognizes the service of catechists and Catholic school teachers.

Carlo Acutis was a young devout Catholic who loved computers and video games. This category recognizes the service of and to youth and young adults.

Father Rick Matty had a gift for leading people to what they needed in ministry and in life. Help us celebrate his legacy during the 16th Annual Foundation of Faith Event.

One way to ensure there are priests for the future is through a commitment of prayer, service, and giving to Progress, a yearly diocesan fundraising campaign to support the day-to-day operations of ministries and services within our diocese.

Contributions of prayer, service, and giving to Diocesan Migrant & Refugee Services (DMRS) continue to make vital work possible. This is a special invitation to be a part of something that begins today and will have an impact for generations to come.

Sergio is a 32-year-old husband and father of six children with another on the way. He arrived in the United States as a teenager and immersed himself in the sport of boxing, moving up the ranks of amateur fighter. But one dream eluded him.

The process of creating a will can feel overwhelming, and it’s easy to make mistakes along the way. Our partners at Freewill share simple steps you can take to ensure this doesn’t happen.