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…
Black Catholics buried in unmarked graves ‘mattered,’ says archbishop
“Remembrance: Reading of the Names” Ceremony/video production by Father Patrick Delahanty On a cold and windy February afternoon in St. Louis Cemetery, the names…
Mass remembers those who died by suicide
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre celebrated a votive Mass at St. Francis of Assisi Church the evening of Feb. 19 to remember those who died…
Eclipse set to occur April 8
The total solar eclipse expected to occur April 8 isn’t something to fear, but rather something to learn about, appreciate and view safely, Our…
Former staffers organize to help Catholic Charities
Catholic Charities retirees are marshalling former staffers to help support the agency’s mission and further its reach. More than 50 former employees are joining…
Charities launches Lenten appeal to lift people in need
During this Lenten season, Catholic Charities of Louisville is asking members of the faithful and of the wider community to not only give something…
African American Catholic leader awards presented
The Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Multicultural Ministry honored 10 young people eight adults and a parish at its 36th annual African American Catholic…
Students celebrate Catholic Schools Week
Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville are joining dioceses around the country in Celebrating Catholic Schools Week — observed Jan. 28-Feb. 3 —…
Students, educators recognized at Catholic Schools Week Mass
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre celebrated a special liturgy Jan. 30 at St. Agnes Church in honor of National Catholic Schools Week observed Jan. 28-Feb….
Gerontologist promotes spirituality in dementia care
Society needs to shift the way it perceives caring for persons with dementia and receiving that care, moving from a disaster mindset to one…