Share the Journey — Refugees work alongside those assisting them
When you work with people who are resettling in a new country, like I do, it’s easy to fall into an unwanted power dynamic…
A Seminarian’s Perspective — Recognizing the call to priesthood, a call to love like Jesus
By Matt Millay The purpose of this article is to unpack some pieces of my vocation story. What I hope to offer here is…
Vocation Awareness Week — A religious vocation is a true gift
By Sister Sarah Yungwirth O.S.B. It is a joy to work each day with young people as they strive to discover where God is…
A Seminarian’s Perspective — Keeping focus on what matters most: prayer life, people and God
By Dustin Hungerford When the 2019-2020 seminary year at St. Meinrad started, I don’t think any of us had an inkling that it would…
Vocation Awareness Week — History of Black priests in Kentucky
By Father Anthony L. Chandler I have wanted to be a priest since the second grade. This thought can be traced back to my…
Vocation Awareness Week — Priesthood is worth the journey
By FATHER PETER DO Associate Vocation Director My vocation story began within my family. I was blessed to be born to parents who loved…
‘Exploring Illness,’ a virtual retreat set for Nov. 14
The Ursuline Sisters of Mount St. Joseph will present “Exploring Illness,” a virtual retreat Nov. 14 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. including a…
Sanctuary at St. Martin of Tours is vandalized
St. Martin of Tours Church, 639 Shelby Street, suffered damage to the sanctuary of the church Oct. 25. The front altar was severely damaged,…
Esperanza en El Señor — Nuestro deber de dar culto con alegría
Siempre disfruté de las películas antiguas cuando uno de los personajes se dirigía a otro y decía que estaba “muy agradecido”. Me parecía ser…
Hope in the Lord — Much Obliged: Our Duty to Worship with Joy
I always enjoyed old movies when one of the characters turned to another and said that he is “much obliged.” It seems so polite,…