Editorials & Commentary
Campus Ministry Woven into Students’ Daily Lives by ‘Ministry of Presence’
Across the Diocese of Owensboro, campus ministry is thriving and transforming lives through presence, community, and encounter with Christ.
How Gasper River Changed My Faith
Can one week really change your life?
Jubilee Year: Communications and Hope
So much has changed since we kicked off the Jubilee Year of Hope 2025.
A Word From Bishop Medley: Yes, you are still holy!
As bishop it is my responsibility and privilege to be the ordinary minister of the Sacrament of Confirmation. In extraordinary situations I may delegate a priest to celebrate this sacrament.
Un mensaje del Obispo Medley: ¡sí, sigues siendo santo!
Como obispo, es mi responsabilidad y privilegio ser el ministro ordinario del Sacramento de la Confirmación. En situaciones excepcionales, puedo delegar a un sacerdote para celebrar este sacramento.
The Kentucky Mesa
A young Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph makes her way to the little schoolhouse one morning.
The Gospel before politics: Part II: Contemporary witness – Pope Leo XIV and the U.S. bishops
The Church’s teaching on human dignity did not end with Vatican II. It continues to be reaffirmed by the Church’s shepherds today.
Pope Leo speaks: Lumen Gentium
Lumen Gentium is Latin for “Light of the Nations,” and is the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church from the Second Vatican Council in 1964. There was overwhelming approval for this Constitution with a final vote of yes from 2,151 bishops and no from 5.
The Gospel before politics: Why Christians must choose human dignity over ideology
For Christians, the moral framework by which we evaluate public life does not come from political parties, ideologies, or cultural movements. It comes from the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Hagan esto en memoria mía: Una invitación a la mesa del Señor
Este pasaje, junto con el relato del Evangelio de Juan sobre Jesús lavando los pies de sus discípulos, constituye el núcleo de la liturgia de la Iglesia el Jueves Santo.
