Editorials
St. Mary Magdalene Parish celebrates pastor for coming from afar to serve their community
Pastor appreciation takes on a whole new meaning when your pastor’s “yes” takes him over 9,000 miles from his family, home, and country to serve your parish.
Why have a crucifix in your home?
Some of you might find this surprising but I get asked this question quite a lot by Catholics, not just my Protestant friends! I would like to share with you five reasons why I feel it is important that a crucifix should be in your home, and not just a cross: a crucifix.
Tell a better story!
Check out the King Salmon my nephew caught when we were on a charter trip a few weeks ago! Nice fish but seeing the picture does not do it justice. In fact, this kid lives to fish.
St. Martin’s celebrates steady parishioner growth with ‘Sunday Fun Day’
St. Martin Parish in Rome, Ky., has grown so much in the past couple of years that they decided to host a Sunday Fun Day to help some of the newer members meet some of our “older” ones.
Preserving the Requiem Mass of Bishop Francis R. Cotton
During November, the Church celebrates those holy souls who have gone on to attain their heavenly reward. Keeping with this theme, I usually feature a relic from the archives for the November article. However, the archives is currently working on a very special project and the first fruits of this venture fit perfectly into this month’s celebration.
Kentucky bishops: Vote ‘Yes!’ on pro-life Amendment #2
On November 8, Kentuckians have the unprecedented opportunity to write a Pro-Life Amendment into our Commonwealth’s Constitution. We can protect countless thousands of innocent lives by voting Yes for Life on Amendment #2.
Who is your favorite saint?
In our Catholic tradition we observe the month of November as a time of special commemoration of all the faithful departed. November 2 is celebrated each year as the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed (All Souls Day), but the entire month is a time of consciousness and prayer for all those “who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith.”
A twofold celebration: Passionists break ground for expansion; celebrate mother superior’s 25th anniversary
Standing before a crowd of friends, family and supporters outside St. Joseph Monastery on Sept. 10, Mother John Mary Read, CP, attempted to hold back tears of joy in expressing her gratitude for reaching this point in her community’s Cherish the Flame renovation campaign.
Together, let’s ensure that Kentucky’s unborn are protected for years to come
On November 8, 2022, Kentucky voters have a unique opportunity to take a stand for the sanctity of life.
The rosaries of our late bishops
October is devoted to the Most Holy Rosary. Few devotions have received the amount of powerful praise from popes and saints alike.
