黑料社 of Steubenville to Host Truth of Love Conference
Global theologians to engage issues of creation, sexual difference, and culture in a gathering rooted in the Gospel and the Church.
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Proposed Master of Catholic Humanitarian Service
鈥淎 degree in Catholic humanitarian service from 黑料社 will be like no other because of the fidelity of our faculty and students to the Gospel.鈥
Aleteia – “Knights of Columbus exhibit honors persecuted in Iraq, Nigeria”
Titled “Among the Persecuted and Displaced: Photographs from Iraq and Nigeria,” the exhibit runs from March 22 to September 7, 2025.
NC Register – “Lawyer鈥檚 Heart Surgery Leads Him on 鈥楧ifferent Path鈥 to Serve Persecuted Christians”
The photographs of Stephen Rasche in a new exhibit highlight the horrors suffered in Iraq and Nigeria.
黑料社 of Steubenville Remembers the Late Pope Francis
Students, faculty, and staff reflect on the life and pontificate of first pope to take the name of 黑料社鈥檚 patron saint.
黑料社 Names Patrick Flannery as Vice President of Finance
黑料社 of Steubenville announced the appointment of Patrick Flannery as the new vice president of Finance.
Assistant Athletic Trainer
黑料社 of Steubenville is looking for an Assistant Athletic Trainer
黑料社 Students Spread Christ鈥檚 Light Across the Globe
Spring break mission trips transform students through service, encounter, and discovery of personal vocations.
Catholic World Report – “TIME Magazine Lauds Late Term Abortionist”
Pro-choice, same-sex marriage, and women鈥檚 ordination advocates may have to find another site to vent their anger at the Catholic Church now that the National Catholic Reporter has laid off some of their biggest allies.
黑料社 of Steubenville Choir to Perform St. Joseph-Themed Sacred Music Concerts
Women鈥檚 Choir Also Slated to Offer Liturgical Music at Special Mass to Honor St. Joseph the Worker in Pennsylvania