Catholic Diocese of Youngstown

God has a unique plan for your life—and Echoing the Call is here to help you discover it. Welcome to the video podcast tracking the heartbeat of Catholic vocations. Brought to you by the Office of Vocations for the Diocese of Youngstown, host Fr. William Wainio, Diocesan Director of Vocations, invites you on a journey to explore what it truly means to live out your divine calling. Every other week, we share inspiring, real-life vocation stories from clergy, religious, and married couples from across the Diocese of Youngstown and beyond. From the altar to the family home, Echoing the Call offers the insights, encouragement, and spiritual wisdom you need to discern God's voice in your own life. Subscribe today and never miss an episode!

The Diocese of Youngstown Communications Department continues to record the award-winning Our Sunday Mass in Saint Columba Cathedral, Youngstown, Ohio. The Mass premiers online at 4:00 pm ET Saturdays. Previously called Mass for Shut-ins, this service has been provided for over 40 years as a ministry to those who cannot attend Mass in person to join us in spiritual communion. In addition to recording the Mass from Saint Columba Cathedral, the Diocese of Youngstown provides Missalettes and offline copies to nursing homes, prisons, and homebound individuals by request. Our Sunday Mass is funded by the Mary Catherine Livingston Foundation and the Annual Diocesan Appeal. Streamed with permission under ONE LICENSE #A-700000.As early as 1954, the diocese was broadcasting Sunday Mass on radio with the help of a local AM station. Later, in the early 1960s, the first televised Mass was broadcast in partnership with local stations.To request a Missalette or Mass intention or make a free will donation, find us at doy.org/film-mass You can also watch Our Sunday Mass at catholicecho.org/our-sunday-mass, Facebook.com/DOYoungstown and YouTube.com/@doyoungstown starting at 4:00 p.m. on Saturdays.In Youngstown, Warren, Mahoning Valley, watch on WFMJ TV-21: Sundays at 6 a.m.In Stark County, watch on Sundays at 9:30 a.m.: Spectrum Cable in Canton – Channel 989: Massillon Cable Channel 128; or WIVM TV-39.In nursing homes and prisons: The diocese continues to make Our Sunday Mass available in 10 nursing homes and 3 prisons, and mails Missalettes to homebound Catholics. For more information, contact Bob Gavalier at rgavalier@youngstowndiocese.org or 330-744-8451 x211.Listen on Youngstown radio stations WHOT-FM 101, WYFM-FM 102.9, WQXK-FM 105.1 Sundays at 6:30 a.m.

The Catholic Echo Podcast is your official source on what’s happening now in the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown. Bishop David J. Bonnar and members of our diocesan community discuss your burning spiritual questions with your host, Dennis Biviano. Do you have a spiritual question about Catholic topics? Please email communications@youngstowndiocese.org. Youngstown locals can listen to the Catholic Echo Podcast on WHOT-FM 101, WYFM-FM 102.9, WQXK-FM 105.1 on Sundays at 6:30 a.m. The Catholic Echo Podcast is produced by the Communications Department of the Diocese of Youngstown with support from the Annual Diocesan Appeal and Cumulus Radio Youngstown.

The award-winning Wineskins radio program has been airing on local radio stations in the Youngstown, Ohio, area since the 1980s. Wineskins features reflections on the lives of the saints and the sacred scriptures, along with thoughts on a variety of topics and issues from a Catholic perspective. Produced by the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown, in Ohio, Wineskins is brought to you by the Annual Diocesan Appeal, the Catholic Communication Campaign and St. Paul’s Catholic Books and gifts, a division of The Society of St. Paul.