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We’re excited to invite you to the Catholic Women’s Conference on Saturday, November 8, 2025, at Holy Trinity Catholic Parish in Louisville, Kentucky. This year’s theme, “Wonderfully Made,” is rooted in Psalm 139.

A Door That’s Always Open
The Archdiocese of Louisville is 109 parishes stretching from the Ohio River to the Tennessee border. We invited you to to begin your search for a Church home.
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Restoring Trust
Find information about the Archdiocese of Louisville’s commitment to ensuring a safe environment for children and youth and our sexual abuse policies.
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Pastoral Reflections
Archbishop Shelton Fabre is excited to share his monthly pastoral reflections, a message from Pope Francis and a prayer with leaders throughout the Archdiocese of Louisville.
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In accord with the Decree on Granting of Indulgence during the Ordinary Jubilee Year of 2025 called by His Holiness Pope Francis, six churches of the Archdioceses of Louisville as designated pilgrimage sites for the Jubilee year of 2025.
We invite you to visit this page to submit your prayer intentions and to pray for the intentions of your brothers and sisters in Christ throughout the Archdiocese.
Archdiocesan News
Catholic Charities’ Migration and Refugee Services celebrates 50 years
When Father Peter Do arrived in Louisville in May 1990 at the age of 17, the city felt like a “promised land” after a...
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Youth lead the 74th annual Living Rosary
Arranged in the shape of a rosary, children took turns leading the prayers of the Glorious Mysteries of the rosary during the 74th annual...
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Catholic News
Cardinal says any joy over Israel-Hamas ceasefire is overshadowed by ‘pain’ of loss in war
(OSV News) — As the first apostolic exhortation under Pope Leo XIV — “Dilexi Te” was released at the Vatican Oct. 9, Israel and...
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Archbishop Broglio Encourages the Faithful To Read Dilexi Te
Archbishop Broglio Encourages the Faithful To Read, Reflect, and Pray With the Message Offered by Pope Leo XIV in Dilexi Te WASHINGTON - Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops [...]