Editorial —
A most demanding commandment
Jesus asks us to turn the other cheek, to love someone who has hurt us, to love our enemies. Of course, he doesn’t just…
Editorial —
Bill banning the execution of people
who are mentally ill signed into law
A measure long-sought by Kentucky’s bishops to further curb the use of the death penalty in the commonwealth was signed into law April 8…
Archbishop invites Catholics
to encounter Christ and one another
at regional welcome Masses
Beginning Derby week, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre will celebrate a series of 11 regional welcome Masses in May and June at parishes around the…
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre
welcomed as the new leader
of the Archdiocese of Louisville
Nearly 3,000 people of the Archdiocese of Louisville, including hundreds of clergy and religious, welcomed their new shepherd, Archbishop Shelton Joseph Fabre, as he…
Historic chair is a symbol
of the bishop’s authority
When Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre was ceremonially led to the cathedra (the bishop’s chair) and handed his pastoral staff during his installation March 30,…
Executions of mentally ill
on the line as legislative
session nears the end
Kentucky’s lawmakers took an incremental step toward changing the death penalty in Kentucky on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted…
Thousands expected to attend
March 30 installation Mass
Shortly after 2 p.m. on March 30, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre will formally be installed as the new Archbishop of Louisville. The papal nuncio,…
Catholics urged to attend a
local synodal listening session
From those who have disconnected from the church in the past to active parishioners, the Archdiocese of Louisville is inviting all Catholics to gather…
Archbishop Kurtz lauded for
support of Catholic education
Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz’s leadership over the past nearly 15 years has made Catholic schools more accessible to families and provided support to the…
Archbishop Kurtz says parishes,
people are central to his ministry
Wearing his characteristic smile and stretching his arms and hands wide open, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz declared that his “journey of these 15 years”…