Holy Spirit aims to bring comfort with healing chapel
A small chapel tucked into the corner of Holy Spirit Church on Lexington Road is intended to offer a quiet respite for those seeking…
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Educators lauded for years of service
Teachers and administrators who attended the annual teacher recognition luncheon Nov. 6 heard that Christ is alive in the ministry of Catholic education. Leisa…
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Archdiocese has 14 men in seminary
With the academic semester well underway, 14 men are in various stages of priesthood formation for the Archdiocese of Louisville. This year’s class includes…
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Souls of departed recalled on All Souls’ Day
All Souls’ Day is a time to gather and remember the souls of those who have gone before us, including the soul who has…
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Catechist brings ‘All Saints’ to life
TAYLORSVILLE, Ky. — Catholics and others look to the lives of saints for inspiration, guidance and holy example. These holy men and women can…
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Sister Norma Pimentel speaks of her work at the border
The sight of seeing children separated from their parents at child detention centers at the southern U.S. border was one of the most difficult…
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Appeal more than a quarter to its goal
The Catholic Services Appeal — the Archdiocese of Louisville’s largest fundraising campaign — is just under pace of last year’s figures as October winds…
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Dare to Care, Catholic Charities team up
Dare to Care Food Bank broke ground on its planned Dare to Care Community Kitchen in the Parkland neighborhood in Louisville’s West End during…
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Local agencies benefit from collection
On a picturesque fall evening in October, the halls of the former Sts. Simon and Jude School in south Louisville were bustling with students….
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Community Catholic Center doubles enrollment
For Melissa Polio, whose three daughters attend Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville, Catholic education has been a godsend. Polio said the academic…
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