Nazareth Home residents paint rocks and spread hope
byElderly residents of Nazareth Home’s Highland and Clifton campuses are letting their creativity flow out into the community as a way of spreading hope…
Archdiocesan News
Newly-restored St. Joseph statue ‘part of an inheritance’
byCatholics look to St. Joseph and the other saints in order to “grow in holiness,” said Father Martin Linebach, rector of the Cathedral of…
St. Agnes, Good Shepherd to host Lenten presentation on racism
bySt. Agnes and Good Shepherd churches will host “The Historical Perspective of Racism in the American Catholic Church” on March 21 at 7 p.m….
Letter from the Archbishop — CRS collection will be this weekend
byDear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, May God bless you during this holy season of Lent! This weekend, our archdiocese will take up The…
Nine charities and organizations to benefit from teacher’s gift
byJust as the late Mary Alice Lawler guided and nurtured classrooms of fourth-graders for more than four decades, about 35 children — equivalent to…
Rice Bowl collection aids agencies in the archdiocese
byFeed My Sheep Food Pantry in Burkesville, Ky., serves about 400 families from Cumberland County each month. Thanks to a grant from CRS Rice…
Archdiocese to host a day of prayer March 19 to honor ‘Year of St. Joseph’
byIn response to Pope Francis’ declaration of a yearlong celebration dedicated to St. Joseph, patron of the universal church, the Archdiocese of Louisville will…
Bishop says work to address racism is ‘hard’ and ‘slow’ but must be done
byThe work it takes to respond to the issue of racism in the church and the wider community is difficult and slow but it…
Salute aims to raise $1.3 million for Catholic education
byThe 31st annual Salute to Catholic School Alumni, which typically attracts more than 1,500 people to a packed Galt House Hotel ballroom, will be…