Scholarship tax credits aim to aid families
byTwo years ago, Heather Weatherspoon, a single mother of two children, was at her wit’s end worrying about her son’s education. “I knew he…
Two years ago, Heather Weatherspoon, a single mother of two children, was at her wit’s end worrying about her son’s education. “I knew he…
Fifty years ago, Father John E. Jones dared Louisville to care for people going hungry. The priest, along with many in Louisville, was horrified…
The Office of Multicultural Ministries’ Catholic Enrichment Center, in conjunction with Just Creations, Louisville’s international fair-trade marketplace, will host a fundraiser on Dec. 4…
Mayor Greg Fischer honored the Spalding University School of Social Work for its contributions to the community by signed a proclamation that deemed Nov….
A new column called “Living Mission” debuts this week. Its author is Father Charlie Dittmeier, a priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville who has…
While the spirit of Catholic health care — particularly the church’s healing ministry — will continue at two local hospitals they are no longer…
Several ministries of Catholic Charities of Louisville provide clothing and toys to families they serve during the Christmas season. Parish groups and individuals are…
While the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are generally aging here in the United States, young lay people remain engaged in their work. Charity…
The 9th annual Heroes of Hope award celebration, held Nov. 19, honored six individuals who support the mission of the Catholic Enrichment Center. The…
St. Xavier High School is 75 percent of the way to raising $51 million, the largest capital campaign in the school’s 155-year history. Contributions…