Reflect: Thomas Merton on Easter Sunday, 1948
"Easter is like what it will be entering eternity when you suddenly, peacefully, clearly recognize all your mistakes as well as all that you did well: everything falls into place."
Wisdom Wednesday: Rev. Herring on Truly Seeing People
“If I am to love the people, if I am to serve the people, I must first be able to see them.”
Festival Flashback: Iroquois High students share their stories
Their stories include the ravages of war, life before and after moving to Louisville as refugees and immigrants, the foster care system, juvenile detention, motherhood, and many other challenges and triumphs.
Festival Flashback: St. Stephen Choir at ‘Night of a Thousand Stars’
Enjoy this a Gospel performance of “The Lord Is Holy (Bless Ye The Lord)” by St. Stephen Choir from the Night of a Thousand Stars event during the 1997 Festival of Faiths!
Merton Monday: Thoughts on poverty from ‘Seeds of Contemplation’
“It is easy enough to tell the poor to accept their poverty as God's will when you yourself have warm clothes and plenty of food and medical care and a roof over your head..."
Flashback: Check out River City Drum Corp at FOF 1999
Friday, Aug. 7, marks the start of a virtual [...]
Wisdom Wednesday: Amb. Shabazz on perception and truth
This week’s #WisdomWednesday highlights the words of Ambassador Shabazz during the 2015 [...]
Wisdom Wednesday: Rev. Harvey on asking questions
The Rev. Robert Harvey says to “challenge what you receive, ask questions, say it’s not true because maybe it’s not true with you.”
Common Action: Racial Justice in Rural America
The uprising for racial justice is not just happening in cities, but in rural areas, too — and you can help!
Wisdom Wednesday: Sadiqa Reynolds on Truth & Race in America
“It is really not about placing blame, because we have to move from that. We have to figure out how to fix what is broken. But sometimes America does need to say, ‘I’m sorry.'"