Archbishop recalls civil rights struggle at King event
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre, the first Black archbishop of the Archdiocese of Louisville, presided at the 37th annual Community-Wide Dr. Martin Luther King Jr….
Rice Bowl launches with Mass and luncheon
Close to 200 Catholic school students and parishioners gathered Jan. 12 for the annual CRS Rice Bowl Mass and luncheon on the campus of…
Hurting couples invited to Retrouvaille weekend
Retrouvaille — an international ministry for couples experiencing pain in their marriage — is a gift that helps them face the inevitable challenges of…
Late pope remembered for his writings and his courage
At a Mass for the Dead celebrated for Pope Benedict XVI Jan. 5, local Catholics remembered the late pope for his writings, courage and…
At Requiem Mass, Archbishop Fabre recalls personal encounter with late pope
During a solemn Requiem Mass celebrated for the repose of the soul of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI Jan. 5, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre said…
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe es honrada
Por RUBY THOMAS Escritora del personal del periódico the Record Cientos de hispanos y latinos católicos, muchos de ellos vestidos con coloridos trajes tradicionales,…
Long-married couples honored at anniversary Mass
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre celebrated a special Mass Dec. 18 at the Cathedral of the Assumption in honor of 130 couples in the Archdiocese…
Catholic Charities purchases former bank building
A former Stock Yards Bank operations center in downtown Louisville will be the new headquarters of Catholic Charities of Louisville, church leaders announced at…
Our Lady of Guadalupe honored at Mass
Hundreds of Hispanic and Latino Catholics, many dressed in colorful traditional clothing, gathered at St. Peter the Apostle Church on Johnsontown Road Dec. 12…
Communion ministers needed to serve incarcerated
Deacon Steve Marks has been serving incarcerated individuals for three decades and he’s inviting members of the faithful to join him in what he…