Welcome to Holy Spirit Church

 

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PRAYERS: Please keep Chelsea Powell, Amanda Marzec, Sherri Lynn Riley, Bob Babcock, Georgia (Coleman) Grooms, Tess (Eysenbach) Dockery, John & Charlene Sobi, Fr. Dan's Parents, Baby Dior Marie, Melissa, Joyce Willis, Colin Wolford (Tammy Zavalija's brother), Rita Ohlmann (Carolyn Williams' sister-in-law) and Kelley M. (Skipper) Diatikar in your prayers.  Cards would be appreciated as well.

LOUISVILLE ARCHDIOCESAN HISTORY BOOKS: are at the main church entrance. They are $25. We have 5 extra books if anyone else would like to purchase one.

BICENTENNIAL MOMENT:  Charles Nerinckx, a 40 year-old Belgian priest, arrived at the St. Stephen's headquarters of Kentucky Catholicism on July 2, 1805. He served 20 years in Kentucky, built nearly 10 churches in ten years, and helped found the first religious community of the West, the Sisters of Loretto.

Serving God's People Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.

CHURCH TEACHING ON CATHOLIC CITIZENSHIP: The Catholic community is large and diverse. We are Republican, Democrats, and Independents. We are members of every race, come from every ethnic background, and live in urban, rural, and suburban communities. We are CEOs and migrant farm workers, senators and persons on public assistance, business owners and union members. But we are all called to a common commitment to protect human life and stand with those who are poor and vulnerable. We cannot be indifferent to or cynical about the obligations of citizenship.

- U.S. Catholic Bishops' Administrative Board, Faithful Citizenship: Civic Responsibility for a New Millennium,  p.11

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