Salute sets sights on $1.2 million
byThe March 18 Salute to Catholic School Alumni aims to raise a record $1.2 million to help families afford Catholic schools. The evening will…
Pro-lifers hopeful for outcome of court’s first abortion case in four years
byBy Kurt Jensen Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Optimism among pro-lifers ran high March 3 for a successful outcome to the first abortion case…
Catholic Charities fundraiser draws 450
byCatholic Charities of Louisville launched a new tradition with its Mardi Gras Rouler fundraiser Feb. 25. The festivities, held at The Olmsted, netted more…
Pope has been diagnosed with cold; symptoms unrelated to other illness
byBy Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis has a common cold and has no symptoms that could be attributed to…
Sister Wigginton honored for her work with deaf Catholics
byUrsuline Sister of Louisville Rita Ann Wigginton was named the Father David Walsh Pastoral Worker of 2020 at the annual meeting of the National…
Pope asks Catholics to join week of climate reflection, action in May
byBy Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Saying he wanted to renew his “urgent call to respond to the ecological crisis,” Pope Francis asked…
Hundreds prepare to enter the church
byArchbishop Joseph E. Kurtz told the 380 men, women and children preparing to enter the Catholic Church that they are called to see with…
Group for young professionals forms
byPart networking and part faith-based, Young Catholic Professionals has officially formed a chapter in Louisville. The group will have a kick-off event March 7…
CCK urges a vote on school choice bill
byThe Catholic Conference of Kentucky is hoping Kentucky Legislators will take a vote on House Bill 350, even if it’s voted down during the…
U.S. dioceses adopt wide-ranging plans to limit spread of coronavirus
byBy Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Dioceses nationwide are taking precautions to guard against the spread of the coronavirus and reminding parishioners to take…