UofL Catholic Campus Ministry outgrows space, moves Sunday Mass to parish
byThis academic year, the University of Louisville’s Catholic Campus Ministry is celebrating Sunday Mass off campus at the nearby Holy Name Church, located at…
Season of Creation poster winners
byThe Archdiocesan Creation Care team announced the winners of the Season of Creation poster contest. Students submitted entries illustrating the theme, “All Creatures are…
After years of infertility, couple shares success with natural family planning
byEight months after her wedding, Katie Parris remembers asking God in prayer if he wanted her to be a mother. She asked him to…
Commentary — Superintendent asks Catholics to ‘do your homework’ on Amendment 2
by“If the shoe fits, wear it. If the shoe doesn’t fit, wear it anyway.” Before becoming superintendent, I was principal for 20-plus years in…
Holy Spirit’s gifts can guide the work of law, homilist says at annual Red Mass
byBy Maureen Boyle, OSV News WASHINGTON — Just as the nation’s founders relied on God’s providence, so too must all those serving in the…
Cardinal-designate says God, and the pope, work in mysterious ways
byBy Adam Wesselinoff, OSV News SYDNEY — God works in mysterious ways, but the Holy Father is even more mysterious, Cardinal-designate Mykola Bychok, eparch…
Annual Healthcare Professionals Mass will invoke the intercession of St. Luke
byAll who work in healthcare and their families — Catholics and non-Catholics alike — are invited to attend the annual Healthcare Professionals Mass on…
Statistically speaking: How pope’s choices change College of Cardinals
byBy Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Popes have made a habit of exceeding the statutory limit on the number of cardinals…
Sister Loretta Guenther, who served at St. Joseph Children’s Home, dies at 90
byUrsuline Sister of Louisville Loretta Guenther died Oct. 7 at Nazareth Home-Clifton. She was 90 and in her 72nd year of religious life. Sister…
Some new cardinals-designate from ‘peripheries’ were already in Rome
byBy Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Almost half of the 21 cardinals-to-be Pope Francis recently announced were already in Rome attending…