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Golden Stars, please join us on Monday, November 28.

At 12 noon we will have lunch at the Bristol located at 600 West Main.

Then we will tour the Frazier Museum located on 824 West Main Street. They will be displaying a new attraction called “Rivalries” like UK/UL and Hatfield’s/ McCoys. They also have the bourbon experience and many other attractions. The price of admission is $10 or $12 depending on which tour we take.

Please RSVP to Brenda Samantha McWaters by Tuesday November 22nd. Call 502-641-1575 or brendamac40@hotmail.com.

For December 12 we will be discussing Shadows on the Rock by Willa Cather. The book is available in e-book, audio, and paperback format and can also be purchased used.

Meet at 7 pm in the Adult Formation Room on 2nd floor of parish office.

For the past year, 8 members of the Cathedral Social Concerns Committee have been participating with parishioners from St. Augustine and St. Bernard Parishes in a program of  the Archdiocese Office of Multicultural Ministry called Moving Towards Oneness. We have written this document to share some of our journey with you.  Click here to read.

There are currently no funds available in Louisville to assist those with past due LG&E bills who are at risk of disconnection.   CLCM has served between 63 and 86 clients per month this year with LG&E assistance, keeping those folks in their homes (many landlords evict if utilities are not paid) with lights and heating/cooling on.  Yesterday we have started having to turn people away, as our grant funds have been expended.  Normally our grant funds would last the entire calendar year, but this year has been extraordinary.  Federal assistance for Covid has ended, and with gas and grocery prices so high, people can’t afford to pay their bills.  Any funding provided would go directly to our clients in our neighborhood needing assistance to keep their utilities on.  Thank you!

Linette R. Lowe, Executive Director

502- 587-1999 / 809 S. 4th Street, 40203

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Free Parking for Weekend Masses

Want to check out some 360 degree photos of the Cathedral? Kelsey Hillary of sanctum360.org has provided us with this amazing view of the Cathedral. Click here to see them.

WFPL posted an article about the restored Matthew Harris Jouett painting,  The Dead Christ Mourned (The Three Maries), which goes on display at the Speed Art Museum beginning Saturday, October 12. To view, click here.