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Additional priests receive new appointments

Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre has made the following appointments, effective July 15, 2025, unless otherwise noted. Current addresses for priests and deacons can be...

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Priest hopes garden grows the Gospel message

Father George Otuma, pastor of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, established gardens at the West Louisville parish last year to help him share the...

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Local agency fears budget cuts will lead to increase in homelessness

Proposed federal budget cuts that may affect the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) have local agencies concerned about the possible impact...

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Priest brings Indian home blessing tradition to parish

Carmelite of Mary Father Joseph Akkara, administrator of Mary Queen of Peace Church, is accustomed to visiting his parishioners’ homes. It’s an Easter custom...

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Catholic school teachers retiring after decades of service

Twenty educators are retiring this summer from Archdiocese of Louisville Catholic schools. Among them are two who taught in Catholic schools in the archdiocese...

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Hope in the Beauty: Catholics encouraged to explore art during Jubilee Year

A trip to the art museum can educate people about beauty and hope, the late Pope Francis wrote for the Jubilee of Artists earlier...

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Kentucky Poet Laureate: Writing helps to understand ‘who we are and where we’re going’

From her home in a renovated country church, nestled beside a humble graveyard, Kathleen Driskell writes to understand who she is and where she’s...

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Parishes collections give more than$213,000 to Crusade for Children

The 72nd annual WHAS Crusade for Children held June 7-8 raised $5,890,189, which will be distributed to the community “in the form of grants...

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First-year seminarians experience Camino de Santiago pilgrimage

On a mountainous, rural road in Spain, Thomas Wichmann swapped his miraculous medal for a kangaroo pin.  Wichmann, 30, was one of four seminarians...

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Upbringing in faith motivates graduate to serve as public defender

Growing up a talkative child, Alexis Cammack was always told she might be a lawyer, but it was growing older and becoming aware of...

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