St. Joseph parish reaches out to Guatemalans
On a freezing cold morning in Bardstown, Ky., children and families from St. Joseph School and the Basilica of St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral helped to…
Salute raises record $1.5 million for tuition assistance
With a record crowd of 1,400 people in attendance, the Catholic Education Foundation hosted the 33rd annual Salute to Catholic School Alumni dinner the…
Collection for CRS help people here and an ocean away
Last year, people of the Archdiocese of Louisville — including children — contributed just shy of $100,000 to Catholic Relief Services. The collection is…
Center offers retreat experience for students
A young adults’ retreat program at The Passionist Earth and Spirit Center is providing a way for Catholic high school students to connect with…
Fashion show funds aid needy moms
The Queen’s Daughters Inc., will present its 70th annual fashion show and luncheon March 22 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel on Phillips Lane. The…
Racism symposium draws close to 200 people
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre opened a daylong symposium on racism by leading participants in the Act of Contrition. The event drew close to 200…
McGee award winner finds joy in teaching
COX’S CREEK, Ky. — Terry Rogan, who teaches fourth grade at St. Gregory School in Cox’s Creek, Ky., finds joy in teaching. “Kids are…
Priest plants seeds of faith during filming
NEW HOPE, Ky. — A new movie in which Father Matthew Hardesty served as an unofficial consultant presented him with a rare opportunity to…
New deacon is filled with Holy Spirit, says bishop
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre ordained Michael Schultz to the transitional diaconate during a liturgy that drew hundreds of people to the Cathedral of the…
God’s love in bloom at UofL
Handing out bright carnations with short notes at the University of Louisville on St. Valentine’s Day, students involved in Catholic Campus Ministry carried out…