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Cathedral of the Assumption (Louisville, Kentucky)

Kentucky's earliest settlers came from the states of the mid-Atlantic region. While Virginia, Kentucky's mother state, probably sent the most migrants, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Maryland also sent significant numbers. Many who came from Maryland were Catholics who established parishes in the “new West.”

Southeast Christian Church (Louisville, Kentucky) Southeast Christian ChurchLocationLouisville, KentuckyCountryUnited StatesDenominationChristian churches and churches of ChristWeekly attendance23,0009 more rows

110 parishes and missions.

During the nineteenth century, Catholic communities flourished in nearby Bardstown. Later, migrants from Ireland and Germany formed large Catholic parishes in Louisville and Covington. However, to this day, Holy Cross is considered the cradle of Catholicism in Kentucky.

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville Archdiocese of Louisville Archidiœcesis LudovicopolitanaPopulation - Total - Catholics(as of 2018) 1.1 million 218,000 (17.7%)Parishes110Schools46 K-12 Schools 3 Colleges/UniversitiesInformation22 more rows

The Archdiocese of Louisville: 48 Pre/K-12 schools serving 18,206 students. 2 colleges/universities serving 4,923 students. 126 diocesan priests. 139 permanent deacons.

Cathedral of the Assumption (Louisville, Kentucky)

Kentucky's earliest settlers came from the states of the mid-Atlantic region. While Virginia, Kentucky's mother state, probably sent the most migrants, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Maryland also sent significant numbers. Many who came from Maryland were Catholics who established parishes in the “new West.”

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, the largest church in the world.

Cathedral of the Assumption (Louisville, Kentucky)

Southeast Christian Church (Louisville, Kentucky) Southeast Christian ChurchLocationLouisville, KentuckyCountryUnited StatesDenominationChristian churches and churches of ChristWeekly attendance23,0009 more rows

In 1937, Louisville was constituted a metropolitan see (an archdiocese) with both the Diocese of Covington (established in 1853) and the newly established Diocese of Owensboro as suffragans. The Holy See erected the Diocese of Lexington in 1988.

Kentucky's earliest settlers came from the states of the mid-Atlantic region. While Virginia, Kentucky's mother state, probably sent the most migrants, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Maryland also sent significant numbers. Many who came from Maryland were Catholics who established parishes in the “new West.”

110 parishes and missions.

Southeast Christian Church (Louisville, Kentucky) Southeast Christian ChurchLocationLouisville, KentuckyCountryUnited StatesDenominationChristian churches and churches of ChristWeekly attendance23,0009 more rows

During the nineteenth century, Catholic communities flourished in nearby Bardstown. Later, migrants from Ireland and Germany formed large Catholic parishes in Louisville and Covington. However, to this day, Holy Cross is considered the cradle of Catholicism in Kentucky.

110 parishes and missions.

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville Archdiocese of Louisville Archidiœcesis LudovicopolitanaPopulation - Total - Catholics(as of 2018) 1.1 million 218,000 (17.7%)Parishes110Schools46 K-12 Schools 3 Colleges/UniversitiesInformation22 more rows

During the nineteenth century, Catholic communities flourished in nearby Bardstown. Later, migrants from Ireland and Germany formed large Catholic parishes in Louisville and Covington. However, to this day, Holy Cross is considered the cradle of Catholicism in Kentucky.

The Archdiocese of Louisville: 48 Pre/K-12 schools serving 18,206 students. 2 colleges/universities serving 4,923 students. 126 diocesan priests. 139 permanent deacons.

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville Archdiocese of Louisville Archidiœcesis LudovicopolitanaPopulation - Total - Catholics(as of 2018) 1.1 million 218,000 (17.7%)Parishes110Schools46 K-12 Schools 3 Colleges/UniversitiesInformation22 more rows

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, the largest church in the world.

The Archdiocese of Louisville: 48 Pre/K-12 schools serving 18,206 students. 2 colleges/universities serving 4,923 students. 126 diocesan priests. 139 permanent deacons.

In 1937, Louisville was constituted a metropolitan see (an archdiocese) with both the Diocese of Covington (established in 1853) and the newly established Diocese of Owensboro as suffragans. The Holy See erected the Diocese of Lexington in 1988.

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, the largest church in the world.

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, the largest church in the world.

In 1937, Louisville was constituted a metropolitan see (an archdiocese) with both the Diocese of Covington (established in 1853) and the newly established Diocese of Owensboro as suffragans. The Holy See erected the Diocese of Lexington in 1988.

In 1937, Louisville was constituted a metropolitan see (an archdiocese) with both the Diocese of Covington (established in 1853) and the newly established Diocese of Owensboro as suffragans. The Holy See erected the Diocese of Lexington in 1988.

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, the largest church in the world.

The Archdiocese of Louisville: Approximately 200,000 Catholics in 57, 500 registered households. 24 counties in central Kentucky covering 8,124 square miles. 110 parishes and missions. 48 Pre/K-12 schools serving 18,206 students.

In 1937, Louisville was constituted a metropolitan see (an archdiocese) with both the Diocese of Covington (established in 1853) and the newly established Diocese of Owensboro as suffragans. The Holy See erected the Diocese of Lexington in 1988.

The Archdiocese of Louisville: Approximately 200,000 Catholics in 57, 500 registered households. 24 counties in central Kentucky covering 8,124 square miles. 110 parishes and missions. 48 Pre/K-12 schools serving 18,206 students.

Cathedral of the Assumption (Louisville, Kentucky)

Kentucky's earliest settlers came from the states of the mid-Atlantic region. While Virginia, Kentucky's mother state, probably sent the most migrants, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Maryland also sent significant numbers. Many who came from Maryland were Catholics who established parishes in the “new West.”

Southeast Christian Church (Louisville, Kentucky) Southeast Christian ChurchLocationLouisville, KentuckyCountryUnited StatesDenominationChristian churches and churches of ChristWeekly attendance23,0009 more rows

110 parishes and missions.

During the nineteenth century, Catholic communities flourished in nearby Bardstown. Later, migrants from Ireland and Germany formed large Catholic parishes in Louisville and Covington. However, to this day, Holy Cross is considered the cradle of Catholicism in Kentucky.

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Louisville Archdiocese of Louisville Archidiœcesis LudovicopolitanaPopulation - Total - Catholics(as of 2018) 1.1 million 218,000 (17.7%)Parishes110Schools46 K-12 Schools 3 Colleges/UniversitiesInformation22 more rows

The Archdiocese of Louisville: 48 Pre/K-12 schools serving 18,206 students. 2 colleges/universities serving 4,923 students. 126 diocesan priests. 139 permanent deacons.

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, the largest church in the world.

In 1937, Louisville was constituted a metropolitan see (an archdiocese) with both the Diocese of Covington (established in 1853) and the newly established Diocese of Owensboro as suffragans. The Holy See erected the Diocese of Lexington in 1988.

St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, the largest church in the world.

In 1937, Louisville was constituted a metropolitan see (an archdiocese) with both the Diocese of Covington (established in 1853) and the newly established Diocese of Owensboro as suffragans. The Holy See erected the Diocese of Lexington in 1988.

The Archdiocese of Louisville: Approximately 200,000 Catholics in 57, 500 registered households. 24 counties in central Kentucky covering 8,124 square miles. 110 parishes and missions. 48 Pre/K-12 schools serving 18,206 students.