Life & Family
Bishop William F. Medley participates in Owensboro Walk for Life
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Bishop William F. Medley joined the annual Right to Life of Owensboro Walk for Life on Sept. 12, 2026. The event took place along Frederica Street in Owensboro and brought together families, students, clergy, and local supporters to advocate for the dignity and protection of human life.
Students from Owensboro Catholic High School participated in the walk to put their beliefs regarding the dignity of human life into practice. Sophomore Cecilia Thompson attended the event after receiving encouragement from a teacher. The walk included various local Catholic families and organizations.
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- Official sourceOwensboro community unites to promote respect for all stages of life
The Western Kentucky Catholic · Elizabeth Barnstead
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