Faith community nurses treat mind, body and spirit
Debbie White and Kathy Gardner, national board-certified nurses, lead an effort to care for the spiritual, physical and mental health of individuals in their…
Opportunity to stargaze through a 150-year-old telescope
The Archdiocese of Louisville is providing a rare opportunity to gaze at the moon and stars through the lens of a 150-year-old telescope that…
Your gifts are needed, archbishop tells Hispanic and Latino Catholics
The close to 400 Hispanic and Latino parishioners who attended the Archdiocesan Encuentro X Sept. 2 heard from Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre that they…
St. John Chrysostom celebrates 150 years
EMINENCE, Ky. — During a Mass to celebrate St. John Chrysostom Church’s 150th anniversary, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre thanked parishioners and their ancestors for…
Holy Trinity Clifton grows
When Holy Trinity School Clifton opened its doors to 13 students with language-based learning differences in 2019, the goal was to grow and eventually…
Pilgrimage for racial justice promotes ‘walking and talking’ as the Body of Christ
Individuals, parishes and Catholic schools are invited to attend the fourth annual “Walking Together: Louisville Pilgrimage for Racial Justice and Reconciliation” Sept.15-16. It will…
Local Catholics say they were inspired by National Black Catholic Congress
Catholics from the Archdiocese of Louisville who attended the National Black Catholic Congress XIII said they feel inspired and strengthened to continue growing in…
Holy Cross receives STEM certification
Holy Cross High School has achieved one of the major goals of its strategic plan in becoming a Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM)…
Educators gather for annual back-to-school Mass
On Aug. 8, the feast of St. Dominic, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre celebrated the annual opening Mass for educators heading into a new school…
Principals gather to reflect
MOUNT ST. FRANCIS, Ind. — A group of about 25 school principals — some assuming the role for the first time — gathered at…