Long-time educator leaves millions to organizations
Mary Alice Lawler was known as a master teacher. For more than four decades she taught fourth-grade at Our Lady of Lourdes School. Lawler,…
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Long-time educator leaves millions to organizations
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Sacred Heart Academy honored for energy efficiency
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Winners announced in Vocation Essay and Poster Contest
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Papa: Para la Cuaresma, pregunte si su vida se centra en Dios o en usted mismo
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Rouler nets $100,000 and grows awareness
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Parishes hold groundbreakings despite pandemic challenges
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Parishes recognize 134 entering the church
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Videos highlight need of Lenten campaign
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‘God led me here,’ principal says
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Students share Rice Bowl’s impact
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For Lent, ask if one’s life is centered on God or oneself, pope says
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DeSales sets up memorial scholarship to honor assistant coach
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Catholic Charities distributes thousands in assistance
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What works to get, and keep, people out of poverty debated at forum
By Mark Pattison, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — What methods work best at getting people out of poverty — and keeping them out —…
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Bishops address concern over Johnson & Johnson vaccine’s abortion link
WASHINGTON — Use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, approved Feb. 27 by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, raises moral concerns because…
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Share the Journey — Catholic Charities celebrates successful ‘Rouler’
Bright orange hair. If you joined our Mardi Gras celebration, Rouler, online on Fat Tuesday, you will remember an interview with Myya Little, in…
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Immaculata Classical Academy to host virtual appeal
In lieu of its annual Founders Dinner fundraiser, Immaculata Classical Academy will host a multi-day virtual “Appeal of the Immaculata.” It will include an…
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Sacred Heart Academy honored for energy efficiency
Sacred Heart Academy recently received Energy Star certification and two local awards for its work to conserve energy. The school announced Feb. 23 that…
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Winners announced in Vocation Essay and Poster Contest
Father Anthony Chandler sees a possible vocation in the very observant winner of this year’s Vocation Essay and Poster Contest. Jack Stevenson, a seventh-grader…
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Catholic sculptor hopes to inspire with his liturgical art
By Zoey Maraist, Catholic News Service FALLS CHURCH, Va. — When he was 7 years old, Dony Mac Manus’ mother gave him a bag…
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Cardinal’s Lenten meditation: Conversion is call to renew, rekindle faith
VATICAN CITY — Conversion means believing that God became flesh to make all things new and offer his kingdom to everyone, said Cardinal Raniero…
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Catholic organizations urge Biden to return U.S. to Iran nuclear deal
Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — A contingent of national Catholic organizations has called on President Joe Biden to undertake steps to have the United…
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Brazilian bishops’ Lenten campaign draws fire from some conservatives
By Lise Alves, Catholic News Service SAO PAULO — The Brazilian bishops’ conference has come under fire from some of its more conservative members…
Read MoreU.S. House passes Equality Act in a 224-206 vote
By Julie Asher, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives passed the Equality Act in a 224-206 vote Feb. 25. A couple…
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Rouler nets $100,000 and grows awareness
Catholic Charities of Louisville’s second annual Mardi Gras-themed fundraiser netted close to $110,000 to support the agency’s programs, exceeding Catholic Charities’ fundraising goal. Rouler…
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Ursuline Sister of Mount St. Joseph Dianna Ortiz, a human rights advocate, died Feb. 19
Ursuline Sister of Mount St. Joseph Dianna Ortiz died Feb. 19 in Washington, D.C. She was 62 and had been an Ursuline sister for…
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Parishes hold groundbreakings despite pandemic challenges
By JESSICA ABLE and RUBY THOMAS Record Staff Writers Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic — from the difficulties of holding meetings to financial…
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Life in Christ — The Dignity of Women
When parish leaders need advice and good counsel, they will often speak with a woman. I have spoken to these women or corresponded by…
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Catholic Conference of Kentucky urges support for Education Opportunity Accounts bill
Catholics are being encouraged to show their support for a bill that would help families meet the educational expenses of their children in kindergarten…
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Parishes recognize 134 entering the church
Passionist Father Justin Nelson, pastor of St. Agnes Parish, 1920 Newburg Road, conducted the Rite of Election and Call to Continuing Conversion ceremony during…
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Videos highlight need of Lenten campaign
Each Lent, families and individuals across the nation are asked to pray, fast and give to those in need as a way to prepare…
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Bishops: If passed, Equality Act will ‘discriminate against people of faith’
By Julie Asher, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — If the House of Representatives passes the Equality Act, its mandates will “discriminate against people of…
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Brownsville diocesan agency ready to help asylum-seekers entering U.S.
By Paul Binz, Catholic News Service BROWNSVILLE, Texas — Just as the coldest weather in more than 30 years brought new misery to asylum-seekers…
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Biden leads nation in mourning its 500,000 COVID-19 deaths
By Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden addressed the nation in a speech from the White House Feb. 22, the…
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Religious leaders urge Biden to support global coronavirus aid, debt relief
By Dennis Sadowski, Catholic News Service CLEVELAND — Two religious leaders, including the chairman of a U.S. bishops’ committee, urged the Biden administration to…
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Hope in the Lord — The reason for our hope
Podcasts and video messages are wonderful ways to give a reason for our hope. With the advent of COVID-19 and the restrictions on face-to-face…
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The Good Steward — Lent in the time of pandemic
By DANIEL CONWAY According to the calendar, Lent came early this year. Easter Sunday is April 4, which meant that Ash Wednesday had to…
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