In his homily during the March 26, 2024 Chrism Mass for the Diocese of Owensboro, held at the Owensboro Sportscenter, Bishop William F. Medley explained that “Chrism Mass reminds us that every one of us is anointed for mission.”
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Palm Sunday at St. Stephen Cathedral
Bishop William F. Medley presided at the 11 a.m. Palm Sunday Mass on March 24, 2024, at St. Stephen Cathedral in Owensboro, which is the mother church for the Diocese of Owensboro.
Lazarus Retreat 2024 helps youth embrace new life in Christ
The annual Lazarus Retreat, led by the Diocese of Owensboro’s Office of Youth Ministry, took place Feb. 16-18.
God’s healing love the focus of 2024 Joy, Laughter, and Holiness Women’s Retreat
Not only did God bless us with beautiful weather on Feb. 3, but he also blessed the day with beautiful women ready to soak in his goodness and share it with others.
‘All women are great women’ says Afghanistan’s first female fighter pilot, now living in Owensboro
By 33 years old, Hasina Omari has survived familial disapproval of her career choices (becoming Afghanistan’s first female fighter pilot), nearly 370 flight hours of night and weekend missions, and expecting a baby while escaping the Taliban’s takeover of her home country.
Family’s first time at camp
Our 17th summer of camp at Gasper River Catholic Youth Camp is quickly approaching. Maybe, as a parent, you’ve heard of camp but don’t know anything about it and may even be a little nervous about sending your child to camp.
Ursuline Sisters kick off 150th anniversary celebration with ‘Legacy Sisters’ play
The Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph kicked off their celebration of 150 years since their arrival at Maple Mount with a reception and performance of the original one-act play “Legacy Sisters” on Jan. 27, the feast day of their founder, St. Angela Merici.
Catholic Schools Week 2024 across western Kentucky
This year, Catholic Schools Week took place from Jan. 28-Feb. 3.
‘Sweet Tea and Turnip Greens’ the theme of 2024 Holy Name women’s retreat
Fr. Christopher Grief, parochial vicar at Holy Name of Jesus Parish in Henderson, led a three-day women’s retreat Jan. 25-27.
In the spirit of Lent, St. Martin parishioners share time and talents to make beds and quilts for kids in need
Sleep is more than just rest; it’s a fundamental aspect of a child’s wellbeing, essential for physical health, emotional stability, and mental development. However, for many children across the United States, the luxury of a comfortable bed remains out of reach, affecting their overall quality of life.