Join us on the first Saturday of the month for Eucharistic Adoration immediately following the 8:30a.m. daily Mass, from 9:00–10:00a.m. Spending time in prayer with our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament is an incredible way to better hear the voice of God, meditate on His goodness, and take a needed—and edifying—break from our busy lives. Come spend an hour in quiet prayer and reflection in the presence of Our Lord. All are welcome!
We’re excited to kick off our 5th year of Grace Marriage at our parish! Whether you’ve been married for 6 months or 60 years, every marriage benefits from intentional time together. Grace Marriage is a proactive, Christ-centered ministry designed to help couples grow closer to one another and to God through practical conversations and meaningful connection. To learn more about Grace Marriage go to gracemarriage.com.
Our sessions are held in the PLC from 8:30a.m.–1:00p.m. on the following Saturdays:
September 19
November 7
January 23
April 10
Sign up below prior to the August 23rd deadline.
If you’re looking to strengthen your marriage, deepen your faith together, and connect with other couples in our parish, we’d love to have you join us!
If you have any questions, please contact Mark Morris markmorris42@gmail.com or Erin Morris erin.ebelhar@gmail.com.
Registration is NOW Open for LCYC- February 26, 27 and 28, 2027. This exciting 3-day conference for high schoolers will lead teens into a deeper encounter with Jesus, who knows them, loves them, and calls them to follow Him wholeheartedly. Through engaging talks, dynamic worship, Eucharistic adoration, and an authentic experience of community, participants will be invited to root themselves in their identity as beloved children of God, let go of what holds them back, and say ‘yes’ to the adventure of following Jesus Christ.All information will be updated as plans are being made. Be sure to check out the LCYC WEBPAGE.
High School Students Contact Deacon Mark
if interested in attending! mpreischel@stalbert.org
Tuesday, September 1 | 6:30–8:30p.m. | PLC
Do you have a loved one living with dementia or want to learn how to better support those experiencing memory loss? Join us on Tuesday, September 1, from 6:30–8:30p.m. for an educational workshop led by Dr. Rachel Hart and Stephanie Freeman of the Norton Neuroscience Institute Memory Center. Learn about the different types of dementia, why communication and behavior change, and practical tips for creating meaningful connections with those living with dementia. Whether you are a caregiver, family member, or simply interested in learning more, all are welcome. This event is free; registration is encouraged so we can plan accordingly. Register here: https://forms.gle/TuGGzFFAjCezv4JC7
Check out the Social Concerns website for all the current information and happenings!
https://sites.google.com/stalbert.org/st-albert-social-concerns/home
August 8 – 23
Donate your gently used shoes! Collection boxes located in the back of church.
Our Social Concerns committee in conjunction with our Grade School and PREP Program are sponsoring a Gently Used Shoe Drive for Waterstep from August 9th-24th. Waterstep uses the profits from selling these shoes to provide water treatment facilities where desperately needed throughout the world. Please deposit them in the boxes in the gathering space or give them to a child in our school or PREP class.
Helping Our Neighbor's in Need
Thank you for your continued generosity and for helping us bring Christ's love and hope to those in need. Our next St. Vincent de Paul collection will take place the weekend August 29 & 30. Members of our St. Vincent de Paul Conference will speak at all Masses, sharing how your generosity helps our neighbors in need right here in our community.
Every donation to the St. Vincent de Paul Society helps provide assistance with rent or utilities for local families facing hardship. Make a secure donation today and help bring Christ's love and hope to those who need it most.
When making donations by check, please make checks payable to St. Albert SVDP Conference (rather than the parish). This helps funds reach those in need more quickly.
September 5 & 6
Our next collection will benefit St. Ignatius Helping Hand Food Pantry.
High-Priority Food Items
Canned proteins: Tuna, salmon, chicken, chili, and hearty stews.
Peanut butter is highly requested.
Dry grains: Rice, pasta, oats, and breakfast cereals.
Canned staples: Beans, vegetables, fruits, and pasta sauces.
Shelf-stable liquids: Boxed milk, juice, and cooking oil.
Essential Toiletries & Hygiene Items
Soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothbrushes, and toothpaste.
Feminine care.
Diapers (all sizes) and baby wipes.
Incontinence items
Explore St. Albert the Great Parish School!
If you are exploring school options for your child or children for the 2027–2028 school year, we invite you to discover all that St. Albert the Great Parish School has to offer. Now is the time to review our 2027–2028 Admissions Process, which includes important admissions dates, application details, and opportunities to visit our campus.
At St. Albert, we believe the best way to get to know our school is to experience it firsthand. Rather than hosting large open house events, we offer small-group tours so that families can truly see what a typical day at St. Albert looks and feels like. School tours are offered from September 2026 through April 2027, and we are currently scheduling tours for families interested in applying for the 2027–2028 school year.
To schedule a campus tour, click HERE. Once you submit your inquiry, our Director of Development will be in touch to coordinate a date that works best for your visit.
Already toured and ready to apply?
Families new to the school may apply for enrollment between September 15 and October 31, 2026. Applications must be submitted electronically through FACTS Management using the Apply Now link on our website, beginning September 15.
Applications are not time-stamped when they are submitted, so there is no advantage to submitting your application on a particular day. You may apply anytime between September 15 and October 31. All supporting documents must be submitted no later than October 31, 2026, for your application to be considered complete and ready for review during the application period.
After November 1, 2026, applications will be ranked according to the order of priority list outlined in the admissions document and on our school website.
If you have questions, please contact our Director of Development, Janelle Richardson jrichardson@stalbert.org.
We would love the opportunity to meet your family, answer your questions, and help you discover what makes St. Albert the Great Parish School a special place for students to learn, grow, and thrive. We hope to see you on campus soon!
Initial mandatory attendance at an Archdiocese of Louisville in-person training.
5 year refresher training either on-line or in-person. (you MUST attend the in-person session first)
A satisfactory Archdiocese of Louisville issued background check not older than five years.
October 12-22, 2026 Closing Soon!
Istanbul | Cappadocia | Pisidian Antioch | Smyrna
Join Fr. Chris on a spiritual journey to Turkey and experience the rich history of early Christianity. Explore the beauty and culture of Istanbul, Cappadocia, Pisidian Antioch, and Smyrna, on this unforgettable pilgrimage of faith and discovery!
This faith-filled trip includes daily breakfast and dinner, accommodations in 4 & 5-star hotels, guided tours, and time for prayer and fellowship. Cost is $5,799.00. Brochures located in the parish office.
Stewardship: Prayer, Participation, Generosity
It's never too late to complete a stewarship form! The form is easy to use and will provide a confirmation email once submitted. If you need assistance with the renewal process or would like a form mailed to you contact Kelly Evans, Director of Stewardship & Communications, at kevans@stalbert.org or 425-3940 ext 108.
Thank you for your prayerful consideration and for all the ways you support the mission of our parish. Your faith, generosity and involvement make our community stronger.
WEEK ENDING Aug 16:
Cash & Check: $13,789.00
Online Giving: $6,881.76
Total Rcvd as of Aug 17th for FY 2026-27: $225,980.24
Needed Budget as of Aug 17th for FY 2026-27: $235,100.81
Total Over/Under Budget: ($9,120.57)
Thank you to all who have blessed St. Albert the Great with gifts of treasure! It is through your generosity that our parish is able to meet our financial obligations and continue God's work of supporting and serving our community and those in need.
Use Online Giving (scan the featured QR code, visit www.stalbert.org, or download the Give+App--available free in Apple and Android app stores).
Text 877-254-4667 your gift amount and follow the prompts. Click here for more information about Text-to-Give.
Mail gifts of treasure to the Parish Office. Our mailing address is 1395 Girard Drive, Louisville, KY 40222.
Drop off donations to the Parish Office or leave securely in the black security mailbox located on the brick wall to the immediate left of the Parish Office entrance doors.
Planned Giving: Visit https://stalbert.org/giving for more information.
Please call 425-3940 with any questions about giving.
Another way you can give to the Parish is through gifts of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. For more information about this type of donation please contact Bobby Clements at the parish office (bclements@stalbert.org).
St. Albert the Great, Pray for Us.