Catholic school students give back
byThis winter, Catholic school students collected items for people in need and found other ways to serve the community.
Dare to Care
In partnership with Dare to Care, parish finds ‘an exciting labor of love’
byThe Mustard Seed Pantry, a new partnership between St. John Paul II Church and Dare to Care, will open to the public on July…
Storm hits wide swath of parishes
byMore than 20 parishes in the Archdiocese of Louisville have reported wind damage from the March 3 storms that blew across Kentucky. Winds, recorded…
Assumption donates more than 21,000 canned goods
byAssumption High School held its 15th annual CANstruction service project earlier this month. Students, faculty and staff donated 21,189 canned goods, which equals 17,790…
Parish’s Thanksgiving ministry aids those in need, celebrates God’s gifts
byFamily resource coordinators for Jefferson County Public Schools and others were giving thanks last weekend for Thanksgiving meal kits distributed by Immaculate Heart of…
A community forms
around the need for food
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Those who come to the Father Jack Jones Pantry — which has seen a dramatic increase in need — often leave not only with…
Dare to Care names
Vincent James new CEO
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Dare to Care, the community food bank serving eight Kentucky and five Indiana counties, has named Vincent James its new Chief Executive Officer. James…
Soup subscription service to benefit Common Table
byCatholic Charities of Louisville’s Common Table culinary program will offer a six-week, weekly soup and bread subscription service this fall. The soups are made…
Food pantry at St. Agnes becomes a drive through
byEach month about 150 families rely on St. Agnes Church’s Dare to Care Food Pantry to supplement their nutritional needs. In the global health…
Dare to Care marks its 50th anniversary
byFifty years ago, Father John E. Jones dared Louisville to care for people going hungry. The priest, along with many in Louisville, was horrified…