Today’s generation of women religious forge cross-conference relationships
By Dawn Araujo-Hawkins Catholic News Service Almost 30 years ago, congregations of Catholic sisters in the United States split into two groups: the Leadership…
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Young adult leaders gather for post-synod discussion
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Missionary priest to depart with new skills
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A ‘glorious decision’ helped the war effort
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Holy Spirit ‘brings order to our frenzy,’ pope says
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Laity learns about St. Dominic’s virtues
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Hope in the Lord — Lift up your hearts to the Lord
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St. Agnes earns Green Ribbon distinction
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Fund benefits seminarian formation
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Hispanics key to church’s future, priest says
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Three ordained to the priesthood
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Priests of the archdiocese celebrate their jubilees
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Retiring pastoral administrator had rare role
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Deacon’s parents, school fostered vocation
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C-SPAN bus brings government to Mercy
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Celebrating 140 Years of Serving the Catholic Community
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Bishop Blaire dies; recalled for living by a simple code — ‘to serve’
By Catholic News Service MODESTO — Retired Bishop Stephen E. Blaire of Stockton died June 18 after a prolonged illness. He died at his…
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Young adult leaders gather for post-synod discussion
By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Catholic young adults felt the hierarchy started listening to them in preparation for the 2018…
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Catholic shelter operators in Mexico: ‘We live off people’s solidarity’
MEXICO CITY — The directors of Catholic-operated migrant shelters rejected a portrayal by President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador that they mismanaged government money, saying…
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Father Rosica resigns as CEO of Salt and Light Foundation
By Catholic News Service TORONTO — Basilian Father Thomas Rosica has resigned as CEO of Salt and Light Catholic Media Foundation, the latest chapter…
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Vaccines preserve ‘moral health’ of communities, say church experts
By Emily Benson Catholic News Service ALBANY, N.Y. — Measles, chicken pox and other diseases are making a comeback as more parents are choosing…
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Celebrating 140 Years of Serving the Catholic Community
What’s in a name: Vatican questions use of term ‘viri probati’
By Junno Arocho Esteves Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — While the upcoming Synod of Bishops on the Amazon aims to highlight the damage…
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Lexington’s pastoral plan calls for ‘A Community of Missionary Disciples’
By Catholic News Service LEXINGTON — The Diocese of Lexington issued a new pastoral plan on Pentecost focusing on its missionary call to serve…
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SCN Alice Teresa Wood dies at 102
Sister of Charity of Nazareth Alice Teresa Wood died June 14. She was 102 and had been a professed SCN for 83 years. Sister…
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Paris archbishop celebrates first Mass in Notre Dame since fire
By Catholic News Service PARIS — The archbishop of Paris wore a hard hat as he celebrated the first Mass in Notre Dame Cathedral…
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Synod document raises possibility of married priests, roles for women
By Junno Arocho Esteves Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — The Catholic Church must find ways to reach indigenous Catholics deprived of the sacraments…
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Trinity High School senior earns perfect score
Hunter Ruckriegel, a senior at Trinity High School, earned a perfect score of 36 on the American College Testing (ACT) exam, which was administered…
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Trinity High School student wins scholarship
Thomas Kalmer, a Trinity High School student, is the winner of the National Merit Vanderbilt University Scholarship. The National Merit Scholarship Program is an…
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St. Xavier students win merit scholarship
Two Students from St. Xavier High Schools were among recipients of college-sponsored National Merit Scholarships. They are: Jacob Bibb, National Merit University of Alabama…
Read MoreNine Catholic school students honored as ‘unsung’ heroes
Nine Catholic school students were among 48 seniors who received the Rotary Club of Louisville’s Unsung Hero award. The award is given to students…
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Editorial — Take hope and comfort
When the decades begin to pile up and the sand at the top of the hour glass seems to flee more quickly to the…
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Catholics called to act for religious freedom
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz is encouraging Catholics to pray and act in support of religious liberty at home…
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Work of the People – Silence is not absence
by Dr. Karen Shadle I write this column from St. Meinrad Archabbey, where I am spending a few days with the priests of our…
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Missionary priest to depart with new skills
Father Shibu Puthenpurakkel, a member of the Carmelite of Mary Immaculate religious order, desired from a young age to serve God’s people as a…
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Bishops approve third-party reporting system; to be in place by May 31
By Dennis Sadowski Catholic News Service BALTIMORE — A nationwide third-party system for receiving confidential reports of “certain complaints” against bishops took a step closer…
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Louisville native to lead Benedictines
The Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, Ind., elected Sister Anita Louise Lowe as their 14th prioress on June 4. Sister Lowe will begin…
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A ‘glorious decision’ helped the war effort
Young Edith Pitzer stood at a bus stop near the University of Louisville considering her future in the spring of 1943. She was graduating…
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National Council of Catholic Women Convention planned for August
Catholic women from the United States will gather in Atlanta from Aug. 21-24 for the National Council of Catholic Women (NCCW) Convention. According to…
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‘Made for More’ event featuring Christopher West set for Sept. 18
Christopher West, an internationally renowned Catholic author and educator, and musician Mike Mangione will present a multi-media program called “Made for More: A Vision…
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