Green Mass directs the faithful to look for God in creation
byMore than 100 people attended the Archdiocese of Louisville’s annual Green Mass, a Mass for the care of creation celebrated Sept. 25 at St….
Deacon Ned Berghausen
Surviving 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami ‘profoundly transformative,’ deacon says
byOn the morning of Dec. 26, 2004, Deacon Ned Berghausen watched from a three-story building on Koh Phi Phi Island in Thailand as a…
Gold Mass highlights evolution
byA special liturgy highlighting scientists, science educators and students of science drew about 200 people to Holy Family Church Nov. 18. Archbishop Shelton J….
Veterans buried in St. Louis Cemetery honored during Veterans Day event
byCatholic laity, clergy and religious joined Gov. Andy Beshear and other dignitaries to honor more than 500 veterans, including 16 African American men, buried…
Black Catholics buried in unmarked graves ‘mattered,’ says archbishop
by“Remembrance: Reading of the Names” Ceremony/video production by Father Patrick Delahanty On a cold and windy February afternoon in St. Louis Cemetery, the names…
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…
Deacon’s research uncovers the
story of enslaved Catholic leader
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When Deacon Ned Berghausen leads a “Pilgrimage of Solidarity” July 30 — aimed at helping Catholics connect with the story and experience of Black…