Federal funding, food are key topics of conversation at Catholic Charities event
byFederal funding cuts and food insecurity were key topics of discussion at Catholic Charities’ “Coffee and Conversations with Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre and Lisa…
Federal funding cuts and food insecurity were key topics of discussion at Catholic Charities’ “Coffee and Conversations with Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre and Lisa…
Local social service agencies are preparing for a surge in the need for food across the area and are hoping the community will help….
I am a proud Cuban, born and raised in Havana, but my journey to the Language Services Department of Catholic Charities began in the…
Before Deacon Donald Masterson became a deacon in 1976, he never volunteered, he said. “I was kind of a homebody. I stayed home,” he…
I began my journey with Catholic Charities of Louisville in October 1990 and completed my journey on Aug. 31, when I retired. It was…
Sister of Charity of Nazareth Paris Slapikas was among 200 religious sisters who attended Hope 2025, a conference which drew women religious from various…
Close to 70 refugee children and youth, who were recently resettled with their families by Catholic Charities of Louisville, are taking part in “Six…
Growing up in Cuba, the only dream I had was to leave. There was nothing for me there: no work, no freedom, no opportunity,…
Catholic Charities of Louisville is accepting applications for its Youth Board for the 2025-26 school year. The board consists of local high school students…
When I saw the job posting for Catholic Charities’ Common Earth Gardens, I knew it was for me. Working with refugees and gardening? A…
