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Saint Ambrose Catholic Church in Cecilia, Ky., will host a “Celebration of Gratitude” Sept. 13 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. to cap off a $1.3 million church renovation and improvement project.
The five-year project included a new altar, which was blessed by Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre last summer, new pews, a re-clad bell tower and the installation of stained-glass windows created by the late Deacon Bob Markert. It also added about 1,600 square feet of space in the church, which expanded seating and can be used for catechetical events, meetings and fellowship.
To top it off, the Hardin County parish recently installed an outdoor statue of St. John XXIII, which was donated by a parish family.
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Because the Gospel urges us, Loretto works for justice and acts for peace through our four pillars of Education, Advocacy, Healing and Spirituality.
With priority concerns of immigration justice, care for Earth and the abolition of nuclear weapons, Loretto Community members cultivate justice and promote peace efforts in the United States, at the United Nations and around the world, including in education, healthcare, spiritual accompaniment, the empowerment of women, environmental stewardship, anti-discrimination, land acknowledgement and advocacy.
