Eucharist lies at the center of layman’s life
byTim Tallent considers himself to be a eucharistic person. The St. John Paul II Church parishioner serves as an extraordinary minister of Holy Communion,…
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Archbishop: ‘What do I bring to Eucharist?’
byOn the solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre said he asks himself, “What hunger do I bring to…
Teaching Our Faith – What Do We Believe about the Eucharist?
byWhen I was a child, my father would sometimes lean over to me after the consecration at Mass and whisper, “Jesus is here, and…
Vocation poster, essay contest winners selected from record pool
byThe annual Vocations Awareness Poster and Essay contest — sponsored by the Vocation Office and the St. Serra Club of Louisville — received a…
Eucharistic chapel opens on the UofL campus
byThe University of Louisville’s Catholic Campus Ministry is joining in the nationwide Eucharistic Revival with the addition of the Blessed Sacrament Chapel on campus,…
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Christian friendship and the Eucharist
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The church in the United States will soon be embarking on a “eucharistic revival,” a response to increasing religious disaffiliation and waning understanding of…
Archbishop Kurtz celebrates
Mass for young adults
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Young adults who gathered for Mass at the Cathedral of the Assumption in downtown Louisville Aug. 1 heard from Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz that…
Hope in the Lord — Catholics come home after the pandemic
byIf you found the experience of virtual participation in the sacred liturgy of the Holy Eucharist uplifting and worthwhile, imagine what it will be…
Sacraments amid a pandemic
byCOVID-19 has brought the church and its faithful into new territory. Because of health and safety restrictions, some Catholics may not have access to…
Older Catholics reflect on pandemic’s effect on faith life, how they cope
byBy Ed Langlois Catholic News Service PORTLAND, Ore. — Early in the coronavirus pandemic, even before Archbishop Alexander K. Sample of Portland canceled public…