Editorials
God blesses Catholic High with historic monstrance
A woman once called the archives looking for genealogical information.
Jaconette instituted into Ministry of Lector
On March 13, 2022, during the closing Mass for YOUTH 2000, Bishop William F. Medley instituted seminarian Conrad Jaconette into the Ministry of Lector.
Sitting in the discomfort, heartache and pain: Synodal process seeks to listen to the peripheries
Tension lives in that space between where we want to be and where we are.
Parish families surprise pastor with birthday celebration
On Feb. 20, St. William Parish in Marion in Crittenden County celebrated the 56th birthday of their pastor, Fr. John Okoro.
Chrism Mass: A time to renew
You are cordially invited to attend the Chrism Mass of the Diocese of Owensboro on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 at 6:30 p.m. at the Owensboro Sportscenter.
Forty years of priestly service: Fr. Pat Bittel is a true servant
Patrick Michael Bittel always knew he wanted to be priest.
Anticipating diaconate, Grief grateful he listened to ‘small, still voice’
Growing up in a loving home and supportive parish community, I first identified my vocation to the priesthood early in my life.
Holy Triduum: A way to reflect on Christ’s life and Passion
Holy Triduum – literally, the holy three days. One feast that is celebrated over a three-day period. The end of Holy Week.
‘Left the good for the Best’ – Fr. Jegin Puthenpurackal obtains U.S. citizenship
First of all I am so happy to be part of this beautiful and great country. I thank God for the greatest blessings.
Holy Week and evangelization – A message for everyone!
The three-day “Great Feast” of the Church year is upon us.
