Holy Cross High School opens Early Childhood Center on campus
ByResidents of southwest Louisville have a new option for childcare. Holy Cross High School held a ribbon-cutting July 31 for its new Holy Cross…
Archbishop encourages educators to prioritize holiness as school year begins
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Four seminarians formally declare their intention to serve as priests
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Lay Ministry assembly draws church workers from around the archdiocese
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Louisville’s Syro-Malabar community hosts its annual feast
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Archbishop encourages educators to prioritize holiness as school year begins
ByAfter a summer apart, Catholic school teachers and administrators greeted one another with smiles, waves, handshakes and hugs on the morning of Aug. 5….
Tapings of Mass of the Air are open to all Catholics
ByMass of the Air, a local non-profit that airs recorded Masses each Sunday, invites Catholics to attend its recordings of the liturgy at the…
Four seminarians formally declare their intention to serve as priests
ByArchbishop Shelton J. Fabre celebrated a special liturgy at the Cathedral of the Assumption Aug. 3 for four Archdiocese of Louisville seminarians who formally…
Nagasaki Franciscan monastery that survived atomic blast still stands as messenger of peace
ByBy Katarzyna SzalajkoOSV News WARSAW, Poland — Eighty years ago two of the world’s deadliest weapons were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, bringing…
Saints for Kids — St. Therese of Lisieux
ByYouth who are high school age and younger are invited to submit original visual art, such as a drawing or painting, to be featured…
Catholic MBA programs see business as force for good, blending doctrine, commerce
ByBy Kimberley Heatherington, OSV News It’s the most popular graduate degree in the United States: a Master of Business Administration. And there’s no shortage…
Peace, disarmament begin in the heart, said Archbishop Broglio
ByBy Gina Christian, OSV News Peace and nuclear disarmament begin in the heart, said the head of the nation’s Catholic bishops. “We must renew…
Eight Catholic schools have new principals, presidents
ByEight Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville are beginning the school year with new leaders.The schools and their new leaders are:
Lay Ministry assembly draws church workers from around the archdiocese
ByA variety of staff from parishes and archdiocesan agencies prayed, learned and reflected together at St. Meinrad Archabbey July 28 to 30 during the…