Pallium reminds a bishop of his mission to be a ‘good shepherd,’ says nuncio
During a liturgy in the presence of family members, the faithful of the Archdiocese of Louisville and bishops of the Province of Louisville, Archbishop…
Bellarmine students called to renew the faith
During a Mass to honor St. Robert Bellarmine Sept. 15, students on Bellarmine University’s campus were called to renew the faith and to meditate…
Eucharistic ministers needed to serve the sick
When Deacon Phillip Noltemeyer administers the Eucharist at the bedside of a UofL Hospital patient, many times a visible sense of relief washes over…
First responders bring the ‘healing and peace of Christ’ to community, says archbishop
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre celebrated the Cathedral of the Assumption’s annual Blue Mass Sept. 11, telling first responders who’d gathered that they bring the…
Archbishop Fabre celebrates Mass for Hispanic and Latino Catholics at IX Encuentro
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre called on members of the Hispanic and Latino communities — who filled St. Rita Church Sept. 3 — to keep…
Archbishop Kurtz honored for his support of Catholics with disabilities
The National Catholic Partnership on Disability honored Archbishop Emeritus Joseph E. Kurtz during its “Race for Belonging: Catholic Disability Gala” event the evening of…
Adult and youth leaders in the Black Catholic community honored
The hundreds of people who gathered for the 35th annual African American Catholic Leadership Awards Dinner on July 30 heard from Archbishop Shelton J….
Retreat helps older adults reconnect and find purpose
Close to 100 older adults gathered July 27 at St. John Paul II Church to talk about the difficulties and challenges as well as…
Deacon’s research uncovers the
story of enslaved Catholic leader
When Deacon Ned Berghausen leads a “Pilgrimage of Solidarity” July 30 — aimed at helping Catholics connect with the story and experience of Black…
Enslaved woman called a
‘mother’ of the archdiocese
and of Catholics, Black and white
While enslaved, the woman whom Deacon Ned Berghausen said could rightly be called a mother of the Archdiocese of Louisville and of Catholics —…