Epiphany Catholic Church

About Us

Modern Catholic Church in Louisville, KY, USA

Epiphany is an alive, spirit-filled community of 1,500 families who gather to celebrate God in our midst, to engage in life long formation and to serve others.

Our liturgies are enveloped in a feeling of warmth and hospitality. Epiphany’s commitment to liturgical excellence is evident in its superior music and proclamation of the Word.

Even though there is no school, Epiphany offers an outstanding Catholic education. Sunday classes and experiences provide all age levels an opportunity to grow in knowledge and spirituality.

Our unique worship space with its unfinished appearance and glass walls reminds us that our own journeys are unfinished and that the Gospel message requires us to focus outwards to participate in and impact the wider world.

Since the founding of our parish in 1971, Epiphany has been rooted in the vision of the Second Vatican Council. Each year we rededicate ourselves to our vision statement which is the cornerstone of our commitment to the world. Its text, seen below, circles the interior of our worship space as a constant reminder of our charge.



Our Services

Saturday
05:30pm
Weekend liturgy
Sunday
09:00am
Weekend liturgy
11:30am
Weekend liturgy
Tuesday
08:30am
Weekday liturgy
Wednesday
08:30am
Weekday liturgy
Thursday
08:30am
Weekday liturgy
Friday
08:30am
Weekday liturgy

Location

Address
914 Old Harrods Creek Rd
Louisville, KY 40223-2541

What Members Say

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  • Karrie kulla
    I loved going there as a child. I would go with my grandparents every Sunday in the summers I spent with them and my father. My father was ill and father Joe and father Tim would make sure he still had sacrament. My grandmother would sometimes make the bread that the priests would bless. Growing up in AZ part time we didn't really go to catholic church we went to a a unity church that was Christian based However, we didn't really talk about Jesus all to much. Looking back I think I was about 12 maybe 13 but I went to a week of Bible study where we learned to make candles and weave yarn and meet new friends. I had always felt comfort and peace at epiphany. Father Joe and father Tim would lead mass and I didn't always understand what they meant and at times were confused because of my parents conflicting views and my age. However, I always felt peace there in the church and felt a sense of belonging. Although I never received my first communion, My grandfather still insisted that it's OK and I can take the holly sacrament and come to church and pray just like my other cousins whose parents raised them in the church. I loved my grandparents. I felt safe 🙏 I think I lost my way at 13. Because, I was torn in so many ways. My most favorite memory was when we sang hyms and seeing my grandma cut loose alittle and smile made me happy. The drive from my grandparents to the church where my grandpa would play classical music that would go with the car going down the curvey roads and across the train tracks. I would feel happy to feel that little bit of normalcy in my very unsettling life. Thankyou Epiphany for those memories.
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