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Christ the King Church to close, property will be donated to Simmons College

Hope and a measure of heartbreak intermingled during a press conference at Simmons College of Kentucky March 7 to announce the closure of Christ...

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Lenten challenge invites Catholics, wider community to get involved in the work of Catholic Charities

With its 40-Day PeopleUp Lenten Challenge, Catholic Charities of Louisville is inviting the community to join in the work of uplifting others — and...

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Catholic Enrichment Center looks to future with new leaders

On her 84th birthday last week, Kathryn Gaines handed out gallons of milk and words of encouragement at the Catholic Enrichment Center, 3146 West...

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Archdiocese offers Mass of Healing for the Holy Father

Joining Catholics around the world in prayer, about 100 people gathered Feb. 25 at Holy Family Church, 3938 Poplar Level Road, at a Mass...

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Catholic Conference of Kentucky highlights ‘pro-family’ bill and others in 2025 General Assembly

The Catholic Conference of Kentucky is endorsing several bills and watching others in the 2025 Kentucky General Assembly. The conference, which represents Kentucky’s four...

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Spalding’s new president says the school is leaning into its roots

Dr. Anne Kenworthy — who was named Spalding University’s 11th president last fall — said she’s looking forward to building on Spalding’s academic strengths...

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Catholic parish’s Anglican roots illuminate Candlemas

During Sunday Mass on Feb. 2, parishioners of Our Lady and St. John Church carried blessed candles that flickered as they walked in procession....

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Consecrated men and women spread Christ’s light, says jubilarian

Fifty-two men and women religious were honored during a Mass celebrating the World Day for Consecrated Life Feb. 2, the feast of the Presentation...

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Catholic Schools Week celebrations highlight vocations, service

The Archdiocese of Louisville’s Catholic Schools joined the nationwide celebration of Catholic Schools Week Jan. 26-Feb. 1. The national theme for the week is...

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Nicaraguan priest finds freedom to minister thousands of miles from home

COLUMBIA, KY., — After celebrating Mass Dec. 29, 2023, in the Diocese of Managua, Nicaragua, police officers entered the sacristy of Santa Faz Church...

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