Editorials & Commentary
A Word From Bishop Medley: The Month of Mary
As I have shared before, when I visit classrooms in our schools or with any groups of children and young people, one of my favorite practices is to invite them to ask me questions.
You are invited to an Acts 2:42 small group celebration
Calling all Acts 2:42 participants! Although May is a busy season, we are celebrating the value of having small groups in our parishes throughout the diocese and especially those who have participated in the Acts 2:42 Eucharistic Revival small groups.
Was Mount Saint Joseph originally in Curdsville?
Things change. This is a sometimes confusing, sometimes frustrating fact about history.
The overlooked ‘now’ of the Church
When looking around our parishes, there is a population that appears to be missing: young adults.
Un mensaje del Obispo Medley: María, la Madre de Dios
Como he compartido antes, cuando visito los salones de clase de nuestras escuelas o con cualquier grupo de niños y adolescentes, una de mis prácticas favoritas es invitarlos a que me hagan preguntas.
Eucharistic people of hope: From revival to jubilee
As the United States Church concludes its National Eucharistic Revival and the global Church continues through the Jubilee Year of Hope in 2025, we find ourselves at a remarkable intersection of grace.
Region V youth and young adult leaders gather at Gasper River
Every year, the members of NFCYM (National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry) from Region V (Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana) gather for an in-person meeting.
Pilgrims of Hope: The Spirit of the Lord is Upon Me
The author of the Gospel of Luke includes the portrayal of an event the other evangelists omit.
Un mensaje del Obispo Medley: ¿Por qué nos creó Dios?
Muchos quizá recuerden que su primera instrucción religiosa formal se presentó en un formato de preguntas y respuestas, es decir, un catecismo.
Did you know a saint named Precious Blood Catholic Church?
By 1960, Catholicism in the United States was enjoying a period of incredible acceptance. The religion that was seen as a foreign invader only a few generations prior, was now becoming viewed as downright American.
