A Time to Speak — Red Mass: An opportunity to increase spiritual development
byThe work of an attorney is extremely stressful. We argue for a living and handle the problems and crises of others. The pressure of…
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre
Comfort My People — Spiritual connection with God
byThe past few weeks have been quite long, hot and humid, making everything outdoors feel almost overwhelming. The heat and humidity can drain our…
Parish catechetical ministry is focus of daylong event planned Sept. 20
byThe Archdiocese of Louisville will present “Catechetical Encuentro — Communion and Mission” on Sept. 20 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. John…
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….
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…
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…
Letter from the Archbishop — Peter’s Pence collection set for Aug. 16-17
byMy Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, Greetings in the Lord! Catholics around the world have supported the Church’s mission of evangelization and charity…
September anniversary Mass to recognize all married couples
byArchbishop Shelton J. Fabre will celebrate a special Anniversary Mass on Sept. 13, a celebration for all couples who are sacramentally married. The liturgy…
St. Ambrose administrator says renovations to church aim to inspire
byCECILIA, Ky. — Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre celebrated Mass at St. Ambrose Church in Cecilia, Ky., July 13 to dedicate the newly renovated parish…
Jubilee Pilgrimage: Five sights to see at St. Helen, the only Catholic church in Barren County
byGLASGOW, Ky. — A small Catholic church in downtown Glasgow, Ky., nestled a stone’s throw from half a dozen Protestant churches, catches the eye…