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Catholic Churches, Campbell County, Kentucky

Catholioc Churches

St. Stephen's Church, Newport

In 1907, St. Stephens rented their pews.

St. Stephens priest missing, and accused of being “on terms of criminal intimacy” with parishioner. More here .

“St. Stevens” Cemetery, established May 20, 1860. (in Fort Thomas, near I-471)

“The Right Rev. Bishop Carrell of Covington, yesterday consecrated the St. Stephen's Catholic Cemetery, on the Alexandria Pike, about three miles distant from this city. A procession, formed of the St. Joseph, St. Stephen, and other Catholic benevolent associations, proceeded by bands of music, and accompanied by a large concourse of citizens, proceeded to the grounds and witnessed the consecratory ceremonies.”


	Original Chapel at St. Stephens Cemetery From a Facebook post by Johannah Moran

St. Frances De Sales
The Catholic Telegraph , August 24, 1911


	From a Facebook post by Hailey Marie
St. Frances De Sales, Cote Brilliante, Erected in 1911, bulldozed in 2008 for a driveway to Kroger's. A German-American Catholic Congregation.
Accounts of St. Frances de Sales cornerstone laying, and dedication a year later are here .

The Rev. Paul Ryan published a comprehensive history of the Covington Diocese in 1954, and had special sections on each of the churches in the Diocese, including these in Newport:
St. Stephen is here .	St. Vincent de Paul is here.	St. Francis de Sales, is here .	His history of the Sisters of Divine Providence, is here .

Newport Catholic Church Difficulties in 1851, here .	In 1926, the US Census Bureau counted church denominations and their members. The Newport results are here .
. . . and then there was the priest that had his own ponzi scheme going. The story's here .

Fishes Grove
The Catholic Telegraph , June 15, 1899