To start off this week’s article, I would like to say “Thank you!” for the wonderful shower of cards, notes, and gifts I’ve received this past week to celebrate my ordination. It made …
Pictured above- Pope Francis prays at a residential school cemetery Pope Francis’ trip to Canada this week began in a cemetery. The cemetery of an Indian residential school. From the …
I don’t know if you’ve seen the first image from the James Webb Space Telescope (well if you’re reading this I guess you have now) but there’s something I didn’t …
The first phase of Pope Francis’ worldwide synod is wrapping up, and the Archdiocese of Louisville has completed our 10-page synthesis of the listening sessions held all over the archdiocese. …
Wonder, majesty, awe. Those are words that come to mind when you stand next to a tree that is a millenia-and-a-half old and approximately as tall as the Humana Building. They …
English is such a wonderfully complex language, but sometimes it just doesn’t get it. Pentecost is one of those times. The account of the Pentecost event in Acts speaks of …
Did you know Jesus prayed for you? In the Gospel of John, the last prayer Jesus prays at the Last Supper is for us- “for those who will believe in …
Did you know that both of our parishes are in Region 4 of the archdiocese? I say that because Region 4 will be celebrating a mass to welcome our new …
In the 1920’s, just a few years after it had become a national holiday, a woman named Anna Jarvis organized protests and boycotts against Mother’s Day. In fact she spent …
“There was no needy person among them, for those who owned property or houses would sell them, bring the proceeds of the sale, and put them at the feet of …