A Time to Speak – More concerned with the suffering of others?
byFlannery O’Connor recommended a compelling spiritual practice: “You will have found Christ when you are more concerned with the suffering of others than your…
Flannery O’Connor recommended a compelling spiritual practice: “You will have found Christ when you are more concerned with the suffering of others than your…
By Mary Lynn Thieneman-Legel Last year, members of St. Albert the Great Church’s Social Concerns Committee presented our parish with a new opportunity during…
By Father Steven Henriksen On Feb. 2, a son of the Archdiocese of Louisville, the Most Reverend J. Mark Spalding was raised to the…
Some issues are bigger than politics. They push and pull at our core beliefs, forcing us to show our convictions. For me, abolition of…
By Rep. Chad McCoy Some issues are bigger than politics. They push and pull at our core beliefs, forcing us to show our convictions. For…
When we think of Christmas, we generally think of times spent with family and loved ones. Times in which we created fond memories that…
Some years ago I took a red pen and opened my Bible to underline the words “immigrant, foreigner, stranger” — words that are used…
By Ed Harpring In October, we enter into Respect Life Month, set aside by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops to call attention to…
By Deacon Stephen Bowling It has been said that one of the most horrific pains that anyone can ever endure in this life is…
If I told you that there is a small building in Louisville that distributes more than 6.5 million rosaries a year all over the…