At COP26, Vatican delegation calls for solidarity with poorer nations
byBy Carol Glatz VATICAN CITY — As the U.N. Climate Change Conference was nearing its final day, the Vatican delegation urged parties to deliver…
Office of Multicultural Ministry
hosts Veterans Day luncheon
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The Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Multicultural Ministry hosted a Veterans Day appreciation luncheon Nov. 11 at the Catholic Enrichment Center, 3146 West Broadway….
The Love That Beckons —
God’s love leads
to a life unimagined
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Source of all that I am, I seek to live rooted in love, that I may recognize the breadth and length and height and…
Priest-chaplain in U.S. Army says he felt called to serve God and country
byBy Katie Camario ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Father Eric Albertson said he felt called to serve God and country, and as a military chaplain…
The Role of the
Family in Vocations —
Practical ways to help
your family grow in faith
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Our families are a domestic church and Christ is truly present in each moment of family life. The love that is shared within the…
How old were you
when you first thought
about becoming a priest?
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FATHER STEVEN REEVES, St. Thomas and St. Monica churches, Bardstown, Ky. In my early 20s. I had just graduated from college and was laying…
Religious vocations
called countercultural
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Today’s mainstream culture poses challenges to those called to a religious vocation, said Father Anthony Chandler, director of the Archdiocese of Louisville’s Vocation Office….
Without love,
vocation will feel
burdensome, priest says
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On the road to St. Gregory Church located off rural Highway 245 in Samuels, Ky., Father Kien Ngyuen decided that his first act as…