As I sort through the parish donation envelopes for this month of October, somewhere between the envelopes for Sunday the 18th and the parish maintenance fund I will find an envelope for World Mission Sunday.
As I sort through the parish donation envelopes for this month of October, somewhere between the envelopes for Sunday the 18th and the parish maintenance fund I will find an envelope for World Mission Sunday.
Imagine a quintessential American Halloween party.
Adult children still need us. They need our insight, life experience, and perspective.
Several offices of the Diocese of Owensboro come together to coordinate a dynamic event for parish members every other year. The Parish Ministry and Leadership Conference is held in late summer or early fall and brings together our Hispanic and Anglo communities.
There are many ways people describe Jesus.
In the Diocese of Owensboro our new retirement residence for priests, due to be open before the end of this year, will be called the Roncalli Home for Priests, named for St. John XXIII whose baptismal name was Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli. Its small chapel will be dedicated to St. John XXIII.
“The priests and people are enthusiastic about your coming to Owensboro…” This is how Bishop Henry Soenneker, the second bishop of Owensboro, began a letter he was writing on May 4, 1970. The recipient of the letter was none other than Archbishop Fulton Sheen and Bishop Soenneker was not exaggerating about the priest’s and people’s enthusiasm.
The feast of St. Vincent de Paul is celebrated in the Catholic Church on September 27 each year.
Have you ever found yourself wondering, “Where is God?” Perhaps it was during a difficult diagnosis, the loss of someone you love, or a season when prayer seemed to echo back in silence.
We read in the Acts of the Apostles how the followers of Jesus in the First Century gathered to live their newfound faith.