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The hundreds of people who gathered for the 35th annual African American Catholic Leadership Awards Dinner on July 30 heard from Archbishop Shelton J….
Read MoreThe hundreds of people who gathered for the 35th annual African American Catholic Leadership Awards Dinner on July 30 heard from Archbishop Shelton J….
Read MoreClose to 100 older adults gathered July 27 at St. John Paul II Church to talk about the difficulties and challenges as well as…
Read MoreWhen Deacon Ned Berghausen leads a “Pilgrimage of Solidarity” July 30 — aimed at helping Catholics connect with the story and experience of Black…
Read MoreWhile enslaved, the woman whom Deacon Ned Berghausen said could rightly be called a mother of the Archdiocese of Louisville and of Catholics —…
Read MoreThose who come to the Father Jack Jones Pantry — which has seen a dramatic increase in need — often leave not only with…
Read MoreCatholic leaders in the state are concerned that a new law, aimed at improving Kentucky’s public benefits system, will make it difficult for needy…
Read MorePastoral musicians from across the country gathered at the Galt House Hotel in downtown Louisville for the opening ceremony of the 45th National Association…
Read MoreAs inflation drives up the cost of food, Catholic Charities of Louisville’s Sister Visitor Center is struggling to feed the needy in the city’s…
Read MoreIn response to Pope Francis’ call to honor grandparents and the elderly, the Archdiocese of Louisville will offer “The Gift of Aging: Moving from…
Read MoreOn an afternoon in May 1994, Darko Mihaylovich and his wife walked to a nearby market, then stopped for cappuccinos at a sidewalk cafe…
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