Poll: Majority support legal limits on abortion, oppose taxpayer funding
Catholic News Service NEW HAVEN, Conn. — A new Knights of Columbus/Marist Poll shows that 71% of Americans support legal limits on abortion…
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Presentation Academy aims
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to increase vaccination -
At life Mass, Archbishop Kurtz
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encourages advocacy
and accompaniment -
St. Bartholomew parishioner
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speaks on violence and trauma -
Schools adopt new
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COVID-19 policies amid surge -
Events around U.S. mark
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Supreme Court’s decision
legalizing abortion -
Catholic Charities of Louisville
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prepares for headquarters construction -
Pope prays Christmas will bring yearning for peace, dialogue
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Communities in need
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receive an outpouring
of material aid, support -
As Christmas nears, sisters
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and volunteers bring
chainsaws and wheelbarrows -
Archbishop’s Christmas Message
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Resurrection will be
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at the core of recovery,
says Bishop Medley -
St. Monica commemorates
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African American faith
community’s 150th anniversary -
Special collection planned
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for storm survivors -
Storm relief offered in spirit of ‘gaudete’
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Wedding Anniversary — Jan. 20, 2022
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leslie Norris, members of St. John Paul II Church, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Jan. 22. Mrs. Norris, the…
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Catholic Conference of Kentucky
seeks support for educational
choice expansion bills
Two education bills recently filed in the Kentucky General Assembly — Senate Bill 50 and House Bill 305 — seek to expand the Education…
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Munich abuse report incriminates retired pope; Vatican to study document
Catholic News Service MUNICH — A law firm’s report on how abuse cases were handled in the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising incriminated retired…
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Presentation Academy aims
to increase vaccination
Presentation Academy has begun an effort in the school and its neighborhood around South Fourth and Breckenridge streets to encourage vaccinations against COVID-19 and…
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At life Mass, Archbishop Kurtz
encourages advocacy
and accompaniment
Jesus saved a young couple from the embarrassment of a wine shortage during their wedding at Cana. Similarly, God is interested in the “smallest…
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Institute launches national committee aiming to protect religious freedom
By Dennis Sadowski Prominent leaders of the religious freedom movement introduced an organization they say will work to defend religious liberty and support political…
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Dominican Sister Thomas
Ann Ford dies at 97
Dominican Sister of Peace Thomas Ann Ford died Jan. 16 at Sansbury Care Center in St. Catharine, Ky. She was 97 and had been…
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St. Bartholomew parishioner
speaks on violence and trauma
Describing gun violence in the city as a “public health problem,” Dr. Renee Sartin, a parishioner of St. Bartholomew Church, shared how her 29-year-old…
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A Time to Speak —
Martyrs of El Salvador
On Saturday, January 22, four Salvadoran martyrs will be beatified in the Cathedral of San Salvador. They are Jesuit Padre Rutilio Grande, two lay…
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Living Mission —
Life in Cambodia is improving
When I worked in Hong Kong, several family and friends came to visit. Not so many have come to Cambodia, partly because many perceive…
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What’s in a name: Catholic farmers weigh in on ‘bioengineered’ label
By Mark Pattison WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture, effective Jan. 1, authorized replacing its “GMO” symbol — specifying the inclusion of a…
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Praying weekly rosary at Planned Parenthood is ‘powerful,’ say students
By Dave Hrbacek HOPKINS, Minn. — Every Monday morning at 7:45 during the school year, a long line forms in the school office at…
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Court blocks vaccine mandate for businesses, allows it for health workers
By Carol Zimmermann WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court in a 6-3 decision Jan. 13 blocked a rule by the Biden administration that would have…
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Indiana seminarians chop wood to help rural neighbors stay warm
By Sean Gallagher INDIANAPOLIS — What does a seminarian do to prepare for priestly ministry? Pray. Check. Take theology classes. Check. Minister in parishes,…
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USCCB invites Catholics to take part in ‘9 Days for Life’ Jan. 19-27
Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The 10th annual “9 Days for Life” novena, sponsored by the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Pro-Life Activities, takes place…
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Pope: Synodality about listening to the Spirit, not a ‘majority consensus’
By Junno Arocho Esteves VATICAN CITY — The synodal process is a path of engagement that makes room for the Holy Spirit, and not…
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New Jersey Catholic bishops decry passage of expansive new abortion law
By EmmaLee Italia TRENTON — In a joint statement Jan. 11, New Jersey’s Catholic bishops unequivocally condemned the Freedom of Reproductive Choice Act, an…
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Wedding Anniversaries —
January 13, 2022
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dale Hornback, members of Our Mother of Sorrows Church, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Dec. 5. Mrs. Hornback, the former…
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Schools adopt new
COVID-19 policies amid surge
Kentucky reported 52,603 new COVID-19 cases last week, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Jan. 10. That’s the highest number of cases reported in a…
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Events around U.S. mark
Supreme Court’s decision
legalizing abortion
Catholic News Service and Record Staff Reports WASHINGTON — The surge in COVID-19 cases caused by the omicron variant is hardly affecting plans so…
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Cents & Sensibility —
Creating a new to-do list
for the new year
Throughout 2021, this column provided a range of recommendations and suggested actions to improve your financial literacy. More specifically, the advice included calculating a…
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Catholic Conference of Kentucky
sets priorities for
2022 legislative session
Having had some successes in the last legislative session, the Catholic Conference of Kentucky is hoping to do the same this year as it…
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Couples invited to confidential
Retrouvaille weekend
in Louisville Feb. 18-20
Couples experiencing difficulty in their marriage are invited to attend a confidential Retrouvaille weekend in Louisville Feb. 18-20. The program is designed to “provide…
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Share the Journey —
The journey forward
and toward others
The Bakhita Empowerment Initiative at Catholic Charities of Louisville provides direct services to support and empower survivors of sex or labor trafficking as they…
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