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1838 Bardstown Road, Louisville, Kentucky 40205

Welcome To St. Christopher's Independent Catholic Community

St. Christopher's is an all-inclusive, independent faith community located in Louisville, Ky

  • Welcoming All - Gay or Straight, Single, Divorced or Remarried - You are welcome here!
  • Validly Catholic - We hold valid Apostolic Succession and are validly Catholic
  • No Collections - We serve God and each other, we do not use the Church as a business

 

 

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Our Beliefs

Learn more about what we believe, who we are and where we come from. Read more...

Inspire Radio Network

Inspire Radio offers spiritual programming, uplifting music, bible study and night prayer broadcasting 24/7. Read more...

St. Mary's Seminary

Our Seminary offers academic, spiritual and pastoral formation for All who feel called...  Learn more...

Validity

Are we validly Catholic? How does the Roman Catholic Church view us?  Learn more...

Daily Readings for Mass

  • Reading 1 Sir 2:1-11 My son, when you come to serve the LORD,stand in justice and fear,prepare yourself for trials.Be sincere of heart and steadfast,incline your ear and receive the word of understanding,undisturbed in time of adversity.Wait on God, with patience, cling to him, forsake him not;thus will you be wise in all your ways.Accept whatever befalls you,when sorrowful, be steadfast,and in crushing misfortune be patient;For in fire gold and silver are tested,and worthy people in the crucible of humiliation.Trust God and God will help you;trust in him, and he will direct your way;keep his fear and grow old therein.You who fear the LORD, wait for his mercy,turn not away lest you fall.You who fear the LORD, trust him,and your reward will not be lost.You who fear the LORD, hope for good things,for lasting joy and mercy.You who fear the LORD, love him,and your hearts will be enlightened.Study the generations long past and understand;has anyone hoped in the LORD and been disappointed?Has anyone persevered in his commandments and been forsaken? has anyone called upon him and been...

  • Reading 1 Sir 1:1-10 All wisdom comes from the LORDand with him it remains forever, and is before all timeThe sand of the seashore, the drops of rain,the days of eternity: who can number these?Heaven’s height, earth’s breadth,the depths of the abyss: who can explore these?Before all things else wisdom was created;and prudent understanding, from eternity.The word of God on high is the fountain of wisdomand her ways are everlasting.To whom has wisdom’s root been revealed?Who knows her subtleties?To whom has the discipline of wisdom been revealed?And who has understood the multiplicity of her ways ?There is but one, wise and truly awe-inspiring,seated upon his throne:There is but one, Most High all-powerful creator-king and truly awe-inspiring one,seated upon his throne and he is the God of dominion.It is the LORD; he created her through the Holy Spirit,has seen her and taken note of her.He has poured her forth upon all his works,upon every living thing according to his bounty;he has lavished her upon his friends. Responsorial Psalm PS 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5 R. (1a) The Lord is king; he is robed...

  • Reading 1 Gn 11:1-9 The whole world spoke the same language, using the same words.While the people were migrating in the east,they came upon a valley in the land of Shinar and settled there.They said to one another,“Come, let us mold bricks and harden them with fire.”They used bricks for stone, and bitumen for mortar.Then they said, “Come, let us build ourselves a cityand a tower with its top in the sky,and so make a name for ourselves;otherwise we shall be scattered all over the earth.”The LORD came down to see the city and the towerthat the people had built.Then the LORD said: “If now, while they are one people,all speaking the same language,they have started to do this,nothing will later stop them from doing whatever they presume to do.Let us then go down there and confuse their language,so that one will not understand what another says.”Thus the LORD scattered them from there all over the earth,and they stopped building the city.That is why it was called Babel,because there the LORD confused the speech of all...

  • We recognize, honor and celebrate all 7 Sacraments:

     

    Baptism - Confirmation - The Eucharist - Reconciliation - Holy Matrimony - Holy Orders - Anointing of the Sick

     

    • If you would like to receive a Sacrament, or have an emergency, contact us!
  • Bishop James Long, D. Min

    Bishop James was born in Louisville, Kentucky and was raised Roman Catholic.  He attended a Roman Catholic grade school and it was during that time while he was attending kindergarten that he knew that he had a calling to serve as a priest.  His mother had asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up and +James pointed at the priest and said, “I want to do what he does.” From then on, his calling to serve as a priest grew stronger as the years progressed until he decided to join the seminary and begin his formation. +James attended St. Meinrad College but because of financial problems, the school had to close its doors.  Therefore, he transferred to Loyola University in Chicago and graduated. He continued his priestly studies by joining Saint Mary of the Lake in Mundelein, Illinois.  It was during this time that +James began working closely with his spiritual director and through prayer, he decided that God was calling him to serve as a priest within the Independent Catholic Church. Because of his theological differences with the Roman Catholic Church, +James felt that it was better to be ordained within the Independent Catholic Church.  This decision was not an easy one and it was a decision that he made out of respect for the Roman Catholic Church and his calling. Bishop James was elevated to the Episcopacy on April 22, 2006 within the Old Catholic Church.  He was first introduced to the Old Catholic Church in 1986.  He is currently the Archbishop for the United States Old Catholic Church.

    Father David Price

    Father David Price began his journey being raised as a Jehovah’s Witness. He progressed through missionary trainings but rejected the teachings of the organization. He converted to Christianity in 2002 and began searching for what landed him in the heart of the Church, Catholicism. This caused him to become more and more aware of his calling to the priesthood, and he began his studies for the priesthood. Fr. Price was ordained a priest on August 11th, 2007 by Bishop James Long. He serves as pastor of St. Christopher’s Old Catholic Church and assists the United States Old Catholic Church in evangelization efforts.

     

  • We are all-inclusive:

     We welcome all with open arms. Single, married or divorced, gay or straight, rich or poor, we embrace you as you are! We believe priests should be allowed to marry. We believe women should be ordained if they are called to the priesthood. We believe contraception should be up to the individual. We are truly all-inclusive and free from judgement!

     

    We grow together in Christ:

    We have a diverse leadership from many backgrounds who are able to relate to every individual. Your journey has already begun in reading this website, a phase we call “Inquiry”. The next step is contacting us or visiting our church. Once you decide you would like to learn more, we develop a customized, clear direction for your faith journey. We meet you where you are, whether it be non-christian, protestant, or catholic. Spiritually young, seeking and learning, or spiritually mature. We minister to you as an individual!

     

    We are a community:

    Throughout life’s journey, we all have a built in desire for companionship. God intended us to support one another. We encourage each other and lift each other up, building beacon’s of Christ’s love to enlighten the world around us.

     

     

     

     

About Us

Current Church News

  • Night Prayer

    Communal Night Prayer is now offered via Inspire Radio Network each weeknight at 10:00PM

     
  • Bible Study

    Children's and Adult Bible Study is now offered via Inspire Radio Network on Wednesday's at 8:30PM and 9:00PM, EST

Get Directions

Join us each Saturday at 5:30 PM. We are located in Louisville, Kentucky at 1838 Bardstown Road, Louisville, Ky 40205 - Parking available in rear of church.

Radio Schedule

Monday

The Sacred Division - 9:00pm - 10:00pm, est

Night Prayer - 10:00pm - 10:20pm, est

Tuesday

Spiritlight - 9:00pm - 10:00pm, est

Night Prayer - 10:00pm - 10:20pm, est

Wednesday

Ms. Wilma's Children's Bible Study - 8:30pm - 9:00pm, est

Bishop Long's Adult Bible Study - 9:00pm - 10:00pm, est

Night Prayer - 10:00pm - 10:20pm, est

Thursday

Willie Windwalker Show - 9:00pm - 10:00pm, est

Night Prayer - 10:00pm - 10:20pm, est

Friday

Night Prayer - 10:00pm - 10:20pm, est

Church Information

St. Christopher's Independent Catholic Church is a christian faith community in Louisville, Ky that welcomes everyone. We are not Roman Catholic, and admit all baptized believers to all 7 sacraments. If you have been ostracized by your faith community, you are welcome here. We open our doors and arms to all - single or married, divorced or remarried, gay or straight, young or old - you are welcome here. We worship on Saturdays at 5:30pm, with special masses as announced. Look through our website for more information.

Contact Us

Address:

1838 Bardstown Road

Louisville, Ky 40205

Phone:


502-509-7005

E-Mail:


frjprice@louisvilleoldcatholic.com

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