Day of reflection celebrates cultural gifts
Gospel songs sung in Swahili and the sound of African drums filled St. Martin de Porres Church as more than 200 people from the…
Archbishop says deacons are heralds of Good News
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre celebrated Mass the evening of April 9 at the Cathedral of the Assumption in downtown Louisville, for deacons and their…
Seminarian looks forward to preaching as his diaconate ordination nears
After he’s ordained to the transitional diaconate for the Archdiocese of Louisville April 20, Cole McDowell is looking forward to preaching and sharing in…
At his last house call, physician says serving the elderly was a calling
Though Dr. Robert Hammer is wrapping up more than three decades as medical director of St. Joseph Home for the Aged, he still believes…
Teen enters church with hopes to serve
When Angelo Centeno, a senior at St. Xavier High School, enters the Catholic Church this Easter, he will be one step closer to answering…
The status quo in Kentucky isn’t OK, but Catholics can help, priest says
Catholic social teaching can help change the status quo, which needs improvement, Father John Schwartzlose said during a presentation at St. Aloysius Church in…
Comic art depicts life and work of Ursuline Sisters
The life and work of various Ursuline Sisters of Louisville provided inspiration for comic strips created by Sacred Heart Academy art students in celebration…
Another fish fry becomes eco-friendly
St. Raphael Church’s recently formed Green Giants Environmental Team is rallying the parish community to care for the environment, including making several changes at…
Salute raises record $1.6 million for tuition assistance
The Catholic Education Foundation’s 34th annual Salute to Catholic School Alumni Dinner set another record, netting $1.6 million for tuition assistance. This is the…
Catholic Charities calls community to action
With its new initiative, “People Up,” Catholic Charities of Louisville is inviting the Catholic and wider community to join its mission to assist people…