Archbishop’s letter to the mayor offers support for peace and justice
In a letter to Mayor Greg Fischer May 29, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz expressed his support of peaceful protests “that give voice to the…
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Archbishop’s letter to the mayor offers support for peace and justice
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Bethlehem helped shape family’s 8 kids
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Nazareth Home – Clifton battles virus
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Safety is a priority as churches reopen
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Hope in the Lord — A Time to be In Earnest
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Filters for Navajo aim to ease suffering
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Return to public Masses
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2020 graduates find perspective in pandemic
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Pandemic has acute effect on immigrants
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Hope in the Lord — Gathering again as the Body of Christ
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Pandemic can’t keep couple from vows
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Bethlehem helped shape family’s 8 kids
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer Over the last 22 years, Theresa Ulrich packed more than 5,000 school lunches as she sent her eight…
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Educator honored for cultivating leaders
By JESSICA ABLE Record Staff Writer Mary Beth Bowling credits educators with whom she has worked, particularly women religious, with her passion for Catholic…
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Editorial — We resume Mass safely because we love one another
The same creative ministry that emerged when churches had to suspend traditional worship in mid-March is continuing in the archdiocese of Louisville’s 110 parishes…
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Nazareth Home – Clifton battles virus
The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are asking for prayers as residents and staff of their nursing home, Nazareth Home — Clifton, battle COVID-19….
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Tech group brings clean water to Haiti
Some families in Jérémie, Haiti stand in line for up to two hours each morning to receive clean drinking water. Since March 30, Tek4Kids…
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Ursuline Sister Isabel Lehmenkuler, 93, dies
Ursuline Sister of Louisville Isabel Lehmenkuler, 93, died at Nazareth Home-Clifton May 24. She recently celebrated her 75th year of religious life. Sister Lehmenkuler,…
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Ursuline Sister Lorraine Maginot, a teacher, dies
Ursuline Sister of Louisville Sister Lorraine (formerly Sister Juanita) Maginot, 92, died at Nazareth Home-Clifton May 24. She was in her 73rd year of…
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SCN Helen L. Blodgett, a therapist, dies at 71
Sister of Charity of Nazareth Helen L. Blodgett died May 22 in Danbury, Conn. She was 71 and in her 42nd year of religious…
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Safety is a priority as churches reopen
By MARNIE McALLISTER and Record Staff Reports In one of the Archdiocese of Louisville’s first public Masses since the suspension of public worship in…
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Hope in the Lord — A Time to be In Earnest
P.D. James is one of my favorite authors whose British style is both elegant and extremely clever. She mastered the art of the detective…
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Encyclical calls all Catholics to work toward Christian unity, says bishop
By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The 25th anniversary of St. John Paul II’s encyclical “Ut Unum Sint” should remind Catholics “the way of ecumenism…
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Planned Parenthood urged to return $80 million in PPP funds
By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The head of National Right to Life and other pro-life leaders criticized Planned Parenthood affiliates for applying for and…
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Pope clears way for beatification of Knights of Columbus founder
By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis has approved a miracle attributed to the intercession of Father Michael McGivney, founder of…
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Trump says houses of worship ‘essential,’ must be able to reopen
By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Saying America needs “more prayer, not less,” President Donald Trump May 22 declared house of worship “essential” and directed…
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In memory of a veteran
Tom and Terry Ubben, members of St. Edward Church, left a flag on the grave of Bud Ubben, a veteran of U.S. Marine Corps,…
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Pope to lead world shrines in rosary prayer for pandemic May 30
By Junno Arocho Esteves Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis will lead the major shrines around the world in praying the rosary to…
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Colorado initiative to end late-term abortion close to goal for signatures
By Catholic News Service DENVER — Organizers of a ballot initiative to prohibit abortion in Colorado after 22 weeks, with an exception to save the…
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University of Notre Dame honors Greater Louisville alumni club
The University of Notre Dame Alumni Association has chosen the Notre Dame Club of Greater Louisville as one of the recipients of its Outstanding…
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Dominican Sisters of Peace to offer discernment experience via Zoom
The Dominican Sisters of Peace invite women ages 18-45 who are discerning a call to religious life to a Virtual Mission for Peace Experience…
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Filters for Navajo aim to ease suffering
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer As the coronavirus digs deeper into Navajo Nation, infecting Native Americans at a higher rate than anywhere in…
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Editorial — Catholic education distilled
If you’ve ever wondered about the value of a Catholic education, let the class of 2020 tell you. The annual Graduation Issue, part of…
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Return to public Masses
Parishes around the Archdiocese of Louisville received the archbishop’s permission to reopen to the public with precautions as of May 20 at limited capacity….
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Catholic schools to be included in federal relief funds
Kentucky’s non-public schools, including Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville, will be eligible to receive federal relief from the CARES Act for such…
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2020 graduates find perspective in pandemic
By Kristen Graas’ accounting, she and her 121 Mercy Academy classmates, lost 52 days of the 1,362 school-year days promised to them as freshman….
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