Editorials
We are an Easter people
Welcome to the joy of the Easter Season. We travel the desert road of Lent for 40 days, knowing that our lives are filled with selfishness and reflecting on the Passion of our Lord.
Good Shepherd Sunday
World Day of Prayer will be observed on Sunday, April 25, 2021 also known as “Good Shepherd Sunday.”
‘Keep up a good spiritual life…’ 102-year-old priest advises clergy and other Church ministers
It’s been a whole year since Msgr. George Hancock celebrated a private Easter Sunday Mass on April 12, 2020, in the oratory (convent chapel) of the Carmelite Sisters in Owensboro.
Deacon Corey D. Bruns makes priesthood promises
On Feb. 18, 2021, Diocese of Owensboro seminarian Christopher Grief, second year theology, was instituted into the Ministry of Acolyte.
Christopher Grief instituted into Ministry of Acolyte
On Feb. 18, 2021, Diocese of Owensboro seminarian Christopher Grief, second year theology, was instituted into the Ministry of Acolyte.
The pandemic is not over – but we know the Good News of the ending!
Everyone can probably answer the question as to what was the greatest sacrifice they have experienced in the past year of pandemic.
Climate change: Why Catholics should care
The earth has been warming up since the industrial age began.
A glimpse of holy ground: Brochures of Mount Saint Joseph
Mount Saint Joseph is one of the most cherished institutions in the Diocese of Owensboro.
St. Francis Borgia receives award-winning artist’s painting
Parishioners and visitors to St. Francis Borgia Parish in Sturgis may have noticed this 4’x6’ picture in the parish hall. It came to us from Sacred Heart Parish in Lebanon, New Hampshire.
God’s plan was ‘vividly apparent’ in family through foster fatherhood of St. Joseph
In 1984, a frightening future faced me; I found myself responsible for an unforeseen reality squarely staring me in the face and just waiting for my response.
