Memorial Day recalls sacrifice, hope for peace
Visitors paused near the entrance of Calvary Cemetery on Memorial Day for complimentary American flags to plant on the graves of their loved ones…
School-choice advocate, Charles H. Leis, honored
After more than two decades of advocacy by a host of dedicated people, school choice will become a reality in Kentucky in the coming…
Archbishop expresses disappointment in buffer zone vote
Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz expressed disappointment after the Louisville Metro Council passed a new local ordinance that he said could limit the ability of…
Priests celebrate jubilees
Four friends were ordained to the priesthood together on May 29, 1971, at the Cathedral of the Assumption — Father Joseph Graffis and the…
Catholic Charities opens Father Jack Jones Food Pantry
A half dozen volunteers and a handful of Catholic Charities staff gathered at the new Father Jack Jones Food Pantry the morning of May…
Promote vocations by following Christ, says archbishop
All Catholics are called to promote vocations by following Jesus Christ, said Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz. Speaking at St. Francis of Assisi Church on…
To curb trafficking, get educated, coalition says
Human trafficking garners a lot of attention around major sporting events — such as this weekend’s 147th running of the Kentucky Derby — because…
Council to vote on ‘buffer zones’ again
The Louisville Metro Council is expected to vote next week on a proposed buffer zone around health care facilities for the second time in…
Young adults to lead rosary via live-stream for St. Joseph the Worker feast day
Young adults from several parishes will gather at the Cathedral of the Assumption May 1, the feast of St. Joseph the Worker, to…
Parish to celebrate 25 years of adoration
For the last 25 years, the Divine Mercy Chapel at St. Martin of Tours Church has been open for adoration of the Blessed Sacrament…