Lights for Liberty shine bright in Louisville
Mara Whitford, an expectant mother, held a handwritten sign that said “I’d walk 1000s of miles for my baby, too” outside the Cathedral of…
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Kentucky death penalty protocol declared unconstitutional by Kentucky judge
A Franklin County Circuit judge ruled July 2 that Kentucky’s death penalty regulations are unconstitutional because they fail to provide for an automatic stay…
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Missionary priest reflects on decades-long ministry
During four decades of ministry, Father James Wuerth spent many years serving families near the U.S. border with Mexico in south Texas. In a…
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Priests called ‘powerhouses of prayer’
On most days, eight priests concelebrate daily Mass in the Nazareth Home Chapel. They are all residents of the home and join a visiting…
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Couple’s 72-year marriage honored
James and Ann Hartman were recently honored by Worldwide Marriage Encounter for the longevity of their marriage. The couple were selected as the Kentucky…
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Ursuline Sisters transfer property to schools
The Ursuline Sisters of Louisville recently announced they will transfer all buildings and land on the 48-acre Ursuline Campus on Lexington Road to Sacred…
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Personnel office welcomes new director
Few other leaders in the Archdiocese of Louisville directly work with as many employees as Andrea Colpo. Colpo, the director of the Personnel Office,…
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Missionary priest to depart with new skills
Father Shibu Puthenpurakkel, a member of the Carmelite of Mary Immaculate religious order, desired from a young age to serve God’s people as a…
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Spalding holds graduation ceremony
Students learn about vaping dangers
As the popularity of vaping grows among young people, students from St. Xavier High School spoke to middle schoolers at St. Agnes School about…
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