Habitat for Humanity, Louisville, Kentucky
Louisville Dedicates its “Wake Up the World House”
After nearly four months of labor by members of 24 religious communities in the Archdiocese of Louisville, partnering with Habitat for Humanity, the building of a “Wake Up the World” house is complete. A mother and her eight children were “all smiles and gleeful in their gratitude” as the dedication of their new house took place on Saturday, September 12, 2015. Read more on the CMSM Website.
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Habitat for Humanity, Louisville, Kentucky
Members of 24 different religious communities in the Archdiocese of Louisville are collaborating on a “very significant service project” in celebration of the Year of Consecrated Life. Over the coming months, the religious communities and their “families” will help build a house, named the Pope Francis House, in Louisville with Habitat for Humanity — some by finances, some by “sweat”, some by providing meals and many by their prayer. Read more about this ambitious project on the Year of Consecrated Life website.
Sr. Janet Marie Peterworth, OSU; Fr. John Schork, CP; Sr. Teresa Gunter, OSB; and Sr. Nancy Gerth, SCN,
in front of the construction site of
the Pope Francis House.
