Initiative still seeking to improve race relations
When racial unrest broke out in the city in 2020, the Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Multicultural Ministry looked for solutions in an initiative…
Sixth graders called to discern their vocation
Close to 100 sixth-grade students had the opportunity to listen to vocation stories, ask questions and interact with priests, religious brothers and sisters during…
Married couples are to help each other ‘get to heaven,’ says archbishop
At a special Mass in celebration of marriage Nov. 20, 24 couples renewed their commitment to one another and received certificates recognizing their anniversaries….
Agencies facing shortage of foster parents
St. Joseph Children’s Home on Frankfort Avenue and Boys and Girls Haven on Goldsmith Lane — agencies with roots in the Catholic church —…
Catholic schools experience growth
A report released last week by the Catholic Schools Office indicates enrollment is up in Archdiocese of Louisville schools. Total enrollment in local Catholic…
Teachers honored for milestone years
Described as “reflectors of God’s light,” 190 teachers were honored and thanked for their years of service Nov. 3 during a special appreciation luncheon….
Archbishop highlights the hope of purgatory at All Souls’ Mass
Under a tent in Calvary Cemetery, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre celebrated his first Mass to commemorate the feast of All Souls in the Archdiocese…
More than 200 Black Catholics gather to reflect
More than 200 Black Catholics gathered Oct. 29 for the 36th annual African American Catholic Day of Reflection on the campus of St. Martin…
100-year-old parishioner ‘still mining the faith,’ pastor says
ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. — On Nov. 1, William Geoghegan will be 101 years old, but he can still genuflect — knees to the ground —…
Eucharistic chapel opens on the UofL campus
The University of Louisville’s Catholic Campus Ministry is joining in the nationwide Eucharistic Revival with the addition of the Blessed Sacrament Chapel on campus,…