Hey, Golden Stars, calling all Irish and anyone who knows an Irish person. The University Club located on 200 E. Brandeis Avenue has cordially invited us back to have a Saint Paddy’s day lunch with them. The menu includes: Corned beef, Boiled potatoes. Shepherds Pie , Roasted parsnips and carrots, Cabbage, Bangers and gravy, Boxty bread.

Also Soup and salad bar and dessert available.

So come, Irish and all, on Monday, March 17 at 11:30 to celebrate Saint Paddy’s Day! Please RSVP to mcwatersbrenda@gmail.com or              

502-641-1575 by Friday, March 14! Green is the color of the day!

There is a simple way to help raise funds for the Cathedral's daily lunch program if you are a Kroger shopper. Simply link your Kroger Card to their Community Rewards Program and select us as your designated organization. In the last quarter, 56 households raised $203 dollars! You can click here to get started. 

Elle Smith is a Louisville native and a proud graduate of Sacred Heart Academy and the University of Louisville, where she was also a Ladybird. She is thrilled to come out of retirement for the 10-year celebration of Let’s Dance Louisville, a full-circle moment after cheering on her coach at this event a decade ago.

Elle began her career with Kroger in 2015 and has since taken on multiple leadership roles, including Assistant Store Leader, Special Assignments, Deli Field Specialist, and Chair of the African American Associate Resource Group in the Louisville Division. Her dedication and impact in the grocery industry earned her the 2023 Top Women in Grocery Award.

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As Chair of the African American Associate Resource Group, Elle helped spearhead the first annual Bridging the Gap Book Drive, successfully collecting more than 10,000 books to support children's summer reading initiatives. 

In her spare time, Elle enjoys trying new restaurants, traveling, volunteering, and spending quality time with friends and family. Her greatest joy is being an "Auntie Mom" to her niece Wakely.

Cathedral Census 2025

We are asking all - from longtime parishioners to those who have just joined recently to those who wish to join – to help us update our parish rolls. We need to know who we are as a parish family.

Enroll online by clicking here!

Young Catholic Professionals Executive Speaker Series

Join Young Catholic Professionals of Louisville on March 25^th at 6:30pm at 500 West Jefferson Street for our March Executive Speaker Series featuring a Catholic married couple: Dr. Kate Bulinksi and Deacon Ned Berghausen! Dr. Bulinski is an associate professor of geosciences in the Department of Environmental Studies at Bellarmine University. Deacon Berghausen is the theology chair at Assumption High School and a permanent deacon at St. Agnes Catholic Church.



The event is free and includes complimentary beer, wine and snacks. It is open to all young adults in any profession. Dress is business casual. We look forward to seeing you there!

COME JOIN US FOR OUR 4TH DAY ANNUAL RETREAT

ST MICHAEL’S CENTER,

3705 STONE LAKES DR, LOUISVILLE

DATE: MARCH 29

TIME: 9:00 AM TO 3:00 PM

RSVP: KEN JACKEY 502-554-1763 BY MAR 15 A $20 ADMISSION FEE AT THE DOOR

LUNCH WILL BE SERVED

The Annual Fourth and Walnut lecture will be given this year by James Finley on Tuesday 18^th March at 7 pm in Bellarmine’s Frazier Hall.

“Being a Healing Presence in a

Wounded and Traumatized World”

(https://merton.org/Events/)

James Finley Ph.D. lived as a monk at the cloistered Trappist monastery of the Abbey of Gethsemani in Kentucky, where the world-renowned monk and author, Thomas Merton, was his spiritual director.   

James Finley leads retreats and workshops throughout the United States and Canada, attracting men and women from all religious traditions who seek to live a contemplative way of life in the midst of today's busy world. He is also a clinical psychologist in private practice in Santa Monica, California.

James Finley is the author of: The Healing Path: A Memoir and an Invitation, Merton's Palace of Nowhere, The Contemplative Heart and Christian Meditation: Experiencing the Presence of God.

Free and open to the public.

P.S. If you missed Bishop John Stowe’s presentation, “Fratelli Tutti, Brothers and Sisters All: Pope Francis and Thomas Merton on Universal Fraternity,” last month you can listen to the audio at: https://merton.org/Stowe.mp3

Please join St. Francis Xavier Mt. Washington

for a 2-night Lenten event.

Monday March 24 @ 6:30

“An Evening at the Well” followed by a Communal Penance Service.

Tuesday March 25 @ 7:00

 “An Evening with Sarah Hart”

See website for more info www.sfxmw.com

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