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This is More Than an Education
Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville provide 20,000 students with a unique environment that allows students to grow in their faith while performing at high academic levels in a community of dedicated educators, parents, and advocates.
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Days of Human Dignity #sharejourney
Pope Francis issued an invitation in September of this year to “Share the Journey” with the millions of migrants around the world. As one way to “Share the Journey,” the Archdiocese of Louisville will observe “Days of Human Dignity” beginning January 2018.
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A Door That is Always Open to Everyone
All are welcome to explore the 110 vibrant and diverse parish communities in 24 counties throughout Central Kentucky. Find contact information, parish histories, Mass schedules and other information.
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Come Holy Spirit!
As we celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit on the feast of Pentecost, I wanted to share a lovely note that I received from a young woman that I confirmed recently at Saint Aloysius [...]
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Archdiocesan News
Community Catholic adds new schools
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer Families who reach out to the Community Catholic Center (CCC) for assistance in getting their children into...
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Charities share tips on welcoming refugees
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer Individuals from around the country wishing to learn how to better welcome and serve refugees toured the Catholic Charities...
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Catholic News
Trial begins for ex-Vatican diplomat accused of distributing child porn
IMAGE: CNSBy Junno Arocho EstevesVATICAN CITY (CNS) -- A former staff member at the Vatican nunciature in Washington, accused of possessing and distributing child pornography, admitted his guilt to a Vatican court and said he [...]
Update: As immigration woes rise, lawmakers can’t agree on solutions
IMAGE: CNS photo/courtesy Jason Miller, Franciscan Action NetworkBy Rhina GuidosWASHINGTON (CNS) -- Bipartisan disagreement on how to fix the country's immigration system led to failure once again as lawmakers on Capitol Hill turned down one [...]
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