The Archdiocese of Louisville:

• contains 200,000 Catholics in 66,000 households
• consists of 24 counties in central Kentucky covering 8,124 square miles
• has 121 parishes and missions
• has 48 K-12 schools serving 21,829 students
• has 157 diocesan priests
• has 110 permanent deacons
• has 55 religious order priests
• has 16 monastic priests 
• has 63 brothers
• has 47 monastic brothers 
• has 727 sisters
• serves more than 265,000 persons in Catholic hospitals, home health centers, homes for the aged, specialized homes and centers for social services
• serves more than 20,000 individuals through family ministries programming, including marriage preparation, single parent seminars, counseling services, divorce ministry, Retrouvaille (hurting marriages) program and Project Rachel (outreach to women who have had an abortion)
• offers ongoing services to more than 40,000 individuals through Catholic Charities programs, including Migration and Refugee Services, Sister Visitor Center, Pregnancy and Adoption Services, Parish Social Ministry (Advocacy, Education and Community Organizing), Respect Life, Project Rachel, District Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, Crisis Assessment & Referral, Immigration Services, Mother-Infant Care Program, Senior Social Services, and Rural Ministries Services.