All students in the Diocese’s schools, in grades K through 12, receiving formal instruction via laptops, iPads, smartphones, or through prepared paper packets of lessons if they do not have access to technology.
The Because We Are Catholic Annual Appeal unites parishes, Catholic elementary schools, Catholic high schools, and special learning centers in our Diocese in a common effort to share the Catholic faith.
In the wake of acts of violence in churches, synagogues and other public places, the Diocese of Allentown wants its parishioners to be protected and safe.
This past weekend, 17 young men from the Diocese of Allentown spent time with seminarians and...
“I’m so grateful that because of your generosity, Catholic Charities is able to bring the light of Christ to the community,” said Bishop of Allentown Alfred Schlert to more than 500 attendees at the Catholic Charities, Diocese...
The Rite of Election marks the final phase of preparation for those who will be entering the Church this Easter.
About 325 students of Notre Dame High School, cheered on by an estimated 1,000 parents, alumni, teachers, staff, and students of partner elementary schools, recently raised nearly $115,000 in a 24-hour Mini-THON® to benefit pediatric cancer patients.
It was crazy hat day at St. Joseph the Worker School Monday when Bishop Alfred Schlert arrived to...
Bishop Schlert is celebrating the Sacrament of Confirmation in many locations throughout the...
In a tradition that dates to the Old Testament, Catholics across the Diocese of Allentown Wednesday received ashes on their forehead in the sign of the cross, a visible symbol and spiritual reminder at the beginning of Lent.
Talented musicians represented six of our Diocesan high schools at the 46th Annual Diocesan Music...
