Community cleanup set for Portland neighborhood
Record Staff Report Catholic Charities of Louisville and Habitat for Humanity of Metro Louisville are inviting volunteers to take part in the “Love Your…
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Bethlehem marks 200 years with liturgy
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Blue Mass honors city’s first responders
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Sisters of Mercy mark 150 years of service
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Local charity aids in fight against cholera
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Response to 9/11 was ‘rescue, rebuild and renew,’ says Cardinal Dolan
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Memories of 9/11 attacks linger for former fire department chaplain
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‘Gifts of the Holy Spirit’ essential for the ‘right’ practice of law
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Hart County parish rebuilds after fire
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Notre Dame fans reach out to the needy
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Program on the liturgy will begin on Oct. 7
Record Staff Report The Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Worship will offer the second module of its Liturgy Formation Program in the fall of…
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Bethlehem marks 200 years with liturgy
BARDSTOWN, Ky. — Alumni, family and friends of Bethlehem High School gathered for a Mass of celebration Sept. 14 at the Basilica of St….
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Message from the Archbishop — An update
Dear Faithful of the Archdiocese of Louisville, Greetings and prayers to all of you, the faithful of the Archdiocese of Louisville! I am writing…
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Oct. 6 event will examine scientific aspects of the Shroud of Turin
Dr. Wayne Philips, a member of the international Shroud Science Group, will give a presentation about the Shroud of Turin on Oct. 6 at…
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Central American, Mexican bishops urge more help for migrants
By David Agren Catholic News Service MEXICO CITY — Bishops from Central America and southern Mexico called on Catholics to better accompany migrants heading…
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Religious shareholders press their case on gun manufacturers, retailers
By Mark Pattison Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The desire for action on preventing more gun violence may face hurdles in Congress, but those…
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Pope wanted apostles’ relics united to encourage Christian unity
By Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis said giving fragments of St. Peter’s bones to the head of the church…
Read More‘Understanding bullying and other negative behaviors’ set for Oct. 3
Holy Trinity Church’s Health Ministry Committee will sponsor “Understanding Bullying and Other Negative Behaviors” on Oct. 3 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at…
Read MoreAdmitting fewer refugees ‘runs counter’ to U.S. values, say USCCB leaders
WASHINGTON — A proposal to reduce the number of refugee admissions to the United States to fewer than 30,000 “would be wholly counter to…
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Blue Mass honors city’s first responders
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer A giant-sized American flag suspended high above the ground fluttered softly as close to 200 Louisville Metro Police…
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Central Americans want to stay home; development programs help that happen
By Dennis Sadowski Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Vanessa Urbina understands how young people in Central America, not seeing an opportunity for work or…
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SHA seniors attend athletic leadership conference
Fifteen Sacred Heart Academy seniors attended the 19th annual Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) Student Leadership Conference in Lexington, Ky. The conference was…
Read MorePilgrimages to Monte Cassino Shrine scheduled for Sundays in October
The St. Meinrad Archabbey’s pilgrimages to honor the Blessed Mother at the Monte Cassino Shrine have been scheduled for Sundays in October. The pilgrimages…
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Apple tournament raises money for cancer research
When Sacred Heart Academy hosted the 47th annual Apple Invitation Field Hockey Tournament Aug. 19-26, it raised $5,000 for Twisted Pink — a local…
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Children invited to be part of a Living Rosary
The 68th annual Living Rosary will take place at 3 p.m. Oct. 6 in Trinity High School’s gymnasium, 4011 Shelbyville Road. Children in first…
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Court allows Trump administration to bar asylum-seekers for now
By Carol Zimmermann Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court issued an unsigned order late Sept. 11 that will temporarily allow the Trump…
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Archdiocese urges parishes to hold Hurricane Dorian relief collection
The Archdiocese of Louisville is encouraging parishes to take up a special collection in the coming weeks to benefit Hurricane Dorian relief efforts. Donations…
Read MorePope calls for global alliance to better educate young people
By Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis said the challenges facing humanity and the Earth are so urgent and important…
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Roll up your sleeves, get ready to get dirty, pope tells new bishops
By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — New bishops need to prepare for a life filled with God’s surprises, with daily plans…
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Dorian recovery work shows ‘we are your brother’s keeper,’ says volunteer
By Tom Tracy Catholic News Service MIAMI — As catastrophic as Hurricane Dorian was, the characteristic optimism of Bahamians will help soften the painful…
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Sisters of Mercy mark 150 years of service
Throughout the century and a half that the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas have ministered in the Archdiocese of Louisville, they have gone…
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El Paso Diocese uses new fund to help migrants near border
By Rhina Guidos Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — During the summer of 2019, the bishop of El Paso, Texas, decided his diocese would open…
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Editorial — On Unity
In the United States and in the Catholic Church, the notion of unity is significant. We are, of course, states united in one nation….
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Between Amens – Sacredness in the everyday
Are we losing our religion? Several recent studies, including those by Pew Research Center and the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA),…
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