New book chronicles effort to revitalize community
“The Little Community That Could: The Story of a Rural Eco-Friendly Family Life Center,” a new book by Father J. Ronald Knott, chronicles a…
Prayer group celebrates Immaculate Conception
A festive glow from an Advent wreath and good cheer filled the room as women from Holy Trinity Church’s rosary group greeted each other. …
Loved ones remembered with cemetery tree lighting
Those who gathered at Calvary Cemetery on the evening of Dec. 1 for the annual “Lighting of the Tree of Remembrance,” heard that they…
‘Homeless Jesus’ helps hundreds find shelter
Along busy Bardstown Road in the Highlands, a bronze park bench cradles a statue of Jesus Christ — lying down and huddled under a…
Gold Mass celebrates faith and science
A special liturgy highlighting scientists, science educators and students of science drew about 200 people — from families with young children to teens and…
Over Indian food, students share their struggles
Over a traditional Indian meal of chicken curry and naan (a soft flat bread), a group of 60 Bellarmine University students gathered early this…
Prayer Service honors victims of violence
Reminded of the lost potential when young people die by violence, the Louisville community remembered local victims of violence Nov. 14 during an annual…
Queen’s Daughters establish endowment at two schools
The Queen’s Daughters, a charitable service group in the Archdiocese of Louisville, has established endowed scholarships at Sacred Heart Academy and Presentation Academy. The…
Schools committed to ‘whole child,’ official says
Leaders in the Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Catholic Schools believe there are three primary reasons for families to consider a Catholic education for…
Supporting students means supporting teachers, school leaders say
To meet the needs of young people, Catholic schools frequently assess student learning as well as their social-emotional growth, said school leaders. Catholic schools…