Consuela a Mi Gente — Construyendo una comunidad querida
byUna de las cosas que el mes de enero nos llama nuevamente a recordar es la vida y el trabajo del Dr. Martin Luther…
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre
Newly-painted statue reflects Black community
byA newly painted statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary — depicted as a brown-skinned woman — has brightened the campus of the nearly 100-year-old…
Comfort my People — Building a beloved community
byOne of the things that the month of January calls us again to remember is the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King…
Special Mass promotes the sanctity of all life
byThe annual Mass for Life, celebrated this year on Jan. 14 at St. Gabriel Church, began with a procession of congregants carrying white roses….
Archbishop recalls civil rights struggle at King event
byArchbishop Shelton J. Fabre, the first Black archbishop of the Archdiocese of Louisville, presided at the 37th annual Community-Wide Dr. Martin Luther King Jr….
Rice Bowl launches with Mass and luncheon
byClose to 200 Catholic school students and parishioners gathered Jan. 12 for the annual CRS Rice Bowl Mass and luncheon on the campus of…
Hurting couples invited to Retrouvaille weekend
byRetrouvaille — an international ministry for couples experiencing pain in their marriage — is a gift that helps them face the inevitable challenges of…
Late pope remembered for his writings and his courage
byAt a Mass for the Dead celebrated for Pope Benedict XVI Jan. 5, local Catholics remembered the late pope for his writings, courage and…
Knights donate more than $30,000 to various charities
byThe Knights of Columbus Bardstown Council 1290 held its annual Sausage Cook Dec. 10. The breakfast event, attended by Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre, is…
At Requiem Mass, Archbishop Fabre recalls personal encounter with late pope
byDuring a solemn Requiem Mass celebrated for the repose of the soul of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI Jan. 5, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre said…