Parishes may begin offering the chalice at Communion June 10-11
Archdiocese of Louisville parishes may begin using the chalice at Masses the weekend of Corpus Christi, June 10-11. Distributing the Blood of Christ to…
Storm hits wide swath of parishes
More than 20 parishes in the Archdiocese of Louisville have reported wind damage from the March 3 storms that blew across Kentucky. Winds, recorded…
Salute dinner aims to aid more kids
With a tighter turn than a racetrack, the Catholic Education Foundation will be announcing tuition assistance awards to families on March 1 for next…
Bill seeks referendum on school choice
Catholic Conference of Kentucky voices support for House Bill 174 House Bill 174, the Students First Constitutional Amendment, aims to take the long-debated issue…
Louisville charity ready to help in Syria
As search and rescue workers continue to recover the thousands of earthquake casualties in Turkey and Syria, offers of aid have poured in from…
Editorial — Celebrating Catholic schools
During the 2023 Catholic Social Ministry Gathering, Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory told participants that the church’s social ministry must be embraced by the whole…
Tax bill risks harming the poor, bishops say
Kentucky’s bishops and the Catholic Conference of Kentucky, which represents them, oppose a tax reform bill that would reduce individual income tax for Kentuckians,…
Editorial — Challenged to change
Each January in the United States the sins of abortion and racism collide in the space of a week. We celebrate the Jan. 15…
Editorial – Faith in hard times
At Masses recently we’ve been reminded not to fear. We’re reminded to trust in God, as Mary and Joseph do so faithfully. Soaring prices…
Editorial — Manifestations of gratitude
In the United States, grocery bills seem to be growing exponentially, energy prices continue to creep upward, major natural disasters seem to happen monthly…