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…
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Water filters poised to aid Eastern Kentucky
Water and cleaning supplies are the two most important needs right now as Eastern Kentucky battles catastrophic flooding and continued rain, Governor Andy Beshear…
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Archbishop tours Boys and Girls Haven
Archbishop Shelton Fabre met with leaders of the Boys and Girls Haven, including CEO Amanda Masterson and board member Steve Diebold, early last week…
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Archdiocese issues new health guidelines for schools
As the new school year approaches and cases of COVID-19 rise in the area, the Archdiocese of Louisville announced July 28 that masks are…
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Catholics urged to support amendment as state ban faces court battle
After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade June 24 in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, abortion in Kentucky was halted…
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Catholic men are invited
to consider the diaconate
The Archdiocese of Louisville’s Diaconate Office will spend the next year inviting and welcoming men to its new cohort of permanent deacons. Between now…
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Wedding Anniversaries —
July 28, 2022
Walter “Randy” and Christe S. Coe, members of St. Agnes Church, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Aug. 5. Mrs. Coe, the former Christe…
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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…
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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 —…
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A community forms
around the need for food
Those who come to the Father Jack Jones Pantry — which has seen a dramatic increase in need — often leave not only with…
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