Catholic Community Connection, which fosters collaboration among Catholic sponsored education, health care, human services and senior living ministries in the Diocese of Cleveland, launched its newly redesigned website today. The site offers a clean design, robust content and represents the new direction Catholic Community Connection has taken over the past year in an effort to further its collaborative work and fulfill its strategic goals. [More]

Catholic Community Connection is hosting a two-day wellness, wholeness and holiness program, Abundant Life for Everyone, March 13-14 at the Ursuline Education Center at Ursuline College. [More]

Catholic Community Connection has announced the appointment of Sister Joanne Gross, OSU, as its new president, replacing Leonard Calabrese, who is retiring. Sister Joanne brings a broad range of experience to this leadership position of Catholic sponsored education, health care, human services and senior living organizations. [More]

Catholic Community Connection is hosting its annual symposium August 23 at John Carroll University in University Heights, Ohio. Author and John Carroll Professor Edward P. Hahnenberg, PhD, is delivering the keynote address, “Called to Be Leaven in the World: Implications of Vatican II for Catholic Social Ministries.” [More]

Irene Fitzgerald, RN, BSN, is the recipient of a Crain’s Cleveland Business 2011 Hero Award for her work in nursing. Nominated by her peers and selected by an independent panel of judges, she received her award during a luncheon this month. Fitzgerald is clinical manager at Holy Family Hospice, which is a member of Catholic Community Connection. [More]

Catholic Community Connection will hold their annual symposium September 16 at the Center for Pastoral Leadership in Wickliffe, Ohio. This year’s topic is “Collaboration in Catholic Education, Health, Human Services and Senior Living.” Serving as the keynote speaker, Father Fred Kammer, SJ is a priest, an attorney and a member of the Southern Provence of the Jesuits. Fr. Fred has worked in a number of programs for poor and vulnerable persons, both as a lay volunteer, an attorney, an advocate, and an administrator. More...