The pope emphasized their shared spiritual trait: “they loved Jesus unreservedly in a simple, strong and authentic way” ...

COMMENTARY: The canonization centennial of two influential French priests illustrates new light from the marvelous feast of ...

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WKBW) — On Thursday, at an informational meeting about St. John Vianney’s future, many members voiced their concerns in the ongoing fight to keep the church open.

SJV head coach Bobby Acosta leads his team during the St. John Vianney vs. Holmdel football game at Holmdel High School in Holmdel, NJ Friday, September 13, 2024. / Tanya Breen/Asbury Park Press ...

As the Panthers tried to stem the tide St. John Vianney rose to the challenge. No. 9 seeded St. John Vianney put some distance on the scoreboard in the second half to blank the No. 8 Panthers 3-0 ...

The Catholic Diocese of Buffalo informed parents at St. John Vianney School of plans to close the school at the end of the year. "We were very blindsided, very shocked, and very angry," said ...

Losing 9-6 to Donovan Catholic, St. John Vianney was down to its final strike in extra innings. After so many twists and turns, surely this was the end for the three-hour marathon of a game.

St. John Vianney coach Dawn Karpell stood on the court at OceanFirst Bank Center, and in the middle of the celebrations, she sought out her daughter, senior Julia Karpell. Dawn Karpell called her ...

This Friday is the first of the season for many Fish Fries throughout West Michigan including St. John Vianney Catholic School and Parish. It's their first of six total fish fries they'll host ...

A former school nurse at St. John Vianney High today admitted she performed oral sex on a student in April. Erin Foerstel, 42, pled guilty to statutory sodomy and sexual contact with a student who ...

Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. KIRKWOOD — A former nurse at St. John Vianney High School here has been charged with felony sex crimes after admitting to ...

HOLMDEL - The cut to try and be able to wrestle in the 113-pound weight class became too much for St. John Vianney sophomore Patrick O'Keefe. "It was hard to make weight and maintain it,'' O'Keefe ...