Archbishop Kurtz shares his Easter message
May this Easter be a time of deepened faith and of great joy! Jesus Christ is risen from the dead! We celebrate Easter a…
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Archbishop Kurtz shares his Easter message
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Be servants to one another, pope tells prisoners before washing feet
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New pastors, administrators appointed at 19 parishes
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Changes in presbyterate reflected in moves
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Chrism Mass celebrates church’s unity
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Hope in the Lord — Let us protect the child in the womb
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Hope from the ashes: President, archbishop vow to rebuild Notre Dame
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Blaze erupts at Paris’ iconic Notre Dame Cathedral
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At retreat for South Sudan leaders, pope literally begs for peace
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Be servants to one another, pope tells prisoners before washing feet
ROME — Jesus’ gesture of washing his disciples’ feet, an act once reserved to servants and slaves, is one that all Christians, especially bishops,…
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Prayers urged for woman injured outside Louisville abortion clinic
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor The Archdiocese of Louisville’s pro-life coordinator is urging the community to pray for Donna Durning, an advocate for life who was…
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St. Aloysius students lend a hand during Lent
Twin sisters Reese Hall, left, and Sydney Hall, students at St. Aloysius School, worked to build a ramp at the home of a wheelchair-bound…
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New pastors, administrators appointed at 19 parishes
Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz has made the following appointments, effective June 19, 2019, unless otherwise noted: Pastors: Rev. William P. Burks is to be…
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Editorial – New Life in Prison
Two burgundy french braids with brunette roots end at her grief-wracked shoulders. Shaking with suppressed weeping, her shoulders are clad in yellow scrubs stamped…
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Changes in presbyterate reflected in moves
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor The long-anticipated priest assignments were announced in parishes around the Archdiocese of Louisville on Sunday. Nineteen parishes will have new…
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U.S. cathedrals rely on state-of-art fire prevention, remain vigilant
By Beth Griffin, Catholic News Service RYE, N.Y. — Cathedrals in the United States count on state-of-the-art fire prevention, detection and suppression techniques to prevent…
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Pope to priests: Best place to be is among the people
By Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Just as Jesus always sought to be with the people to serve, teach and heal them,…
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Thousands of new Catholics expected to join church at Easter Vigil
By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Tens of thousands of new Catholics are expected to join the Catholic Church at Easter Vigil liturgies in parishes…
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Procession shows support for Texas chapel at center of border wall plan
By Catholic News Service MISSION, Texas — After Palm Sunday Mass April 14 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Mission, over 1,000 parishioners participated…
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Fire chaplain helped save religious artifacts from burning cathedral
By Catholic News Service PARIS — A hero emerging from the Notre Dame Cathedral fire April 15 is Father Jean-Marc Fournier, chaplain of the Paris…
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Notre Dame to Notre Dame: University to donate to cathedral restoration
By Catholic News Service SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Holy Cross Father John I. Jenkins, president of the University of Notre Dame, has directed the university…
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Chrism Mass celebrates church’s unity
Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, above, blessed the oil of the sick during the Chrism Mass celebrated at the Cathedral of the Assumption April 16….
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Pope’s Way of Cross will shine light on women ‘crucified’ by traffickers
By Carol Glatz, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Countless women and girls are being “crucified” by human traffickers, who trick them into slave labor…
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Vatican firefighter says St. Peter’s at much less risk than Notre Dame
By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — After the devastating fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris April 15, Romans and tourists could…
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Notre Dame fire showed that beauty still matters, art historian says
By Junno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — As people in Paris and around the world watched in horror as flames consumed the…
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The Festival of Faiths will be April 24-27
The 24th Festival of Faiths will be held April 24-27 at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts, 501 West Main Street. The 2019…
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A Time to Speak — Completing life well
Though we acknowledge that we are all one day going to die, we tend to avoid that fact until we are faced with issues…
Read MoreParishes plan Divine Mercy Sunday events
Record Staff Report Divine Mercy Sunday, April 28, will be celebrated at several parishes in the Archdiocese of Louisville. Following are events that have…
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Way of the Cross for victims of abortion planned for Good Friday
The Helpers God’s Precious Infants will host the Way of the Cross for victims of abortion on Good Friday, April 19, at 11 a.m….
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Catholic leaders nationwide react to Notre Dame cathedral fire
By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — As U.S. Catholic leaders grappled with the enormity of the April 15 fire that ruined the Notre Dame Cathedral…
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Hope in the Lord — Let us protect the child in the womb
By Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz So many people have asked me about the new movie “Unplanned.” Typically, I am hearing that it is a…
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Spalding breaks ground on athletic complex
Spalding University held a groundbreaking ceremony April 12 for its athletic fields complex on South Ninth Street, between West Kentucky and West Breckenridge streets….
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Bishop Barron finds Notre Dame Cathedral catastrophe ‘heartrending’
By Pablo Kay, Catholic News Service LOS ANGELES — It was in the car somewhere between Santa Barbara and downtown Los Angeles that Auxiliary Bishop…
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