The Real Presence: What do Catholics believe and how church can respond
By Anna Capizzi Galvez Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Do Catholics believe that the Eucharist is truly the body and blood of Christ? A…
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Faith leaders urge support for Hunger Walk
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Archdiocese has new archivist, historian
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Pioneer cathedral celebrates bicentennial
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Assumption feast invites people to look to heaven with hope, pope says
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Prayers at feast day Mass center on archbishop’s healing
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New Catholic school opens in Clifton
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Students return to the classroom
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Students and teachers to see changes this school year
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West Virginians meet their new Catholic bishop as humble, holy man
By Christopher Gunty Catholic News Service WHEELING — People from around the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston already have a good feeling about their new shepherd,…
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Letter from the Archbishop — Health update
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, May God bless you! How grateful I am to you, the faithful of the Archdiocese of Louisville, and…
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Latin American bishops urge action to save burning Amazon rainforest
By Lise Alves Catholic News Service SAO PAULO — “Crying out to the world for solidarity,” leaders of the Latin American bishops’ council urged…
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Faith leaders urge support for Hunger Walk
Dare to Care Food Bank held a press conference Aug. 20 announcing its 41st annual Hunger Walk. Local faith leaders, including Deacon Scott Haner,…
Read MoreThreats to dignity, sanctity of life seen advancing at ‘breakneck speed’
By Elizabeth Bachmann Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — A globetrotting warrior for life and human dignity has taken up a new gauntlet as president…
Read MoreD.C. archdiocesan spokeswoman new head of USCCB Office of Public Affairs
By Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in Washington has appointed Chieko T. Noguchi as director of the Office…
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Bangladesh flood victims reel as aid agencies struggle to respond
By Catholic News Service DHAKA — Weeks after devastating floods affected millions and killed more than 100 people in Bangladesh, many families are reeling…
Read MoreNew rules could extend time migrant children, families spend in detention
By Rhina Guidos Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has moved to cast aside an agreement that previously limited the amount of…
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Fly tying gives Vermont religious brother a supportive connection to vets
By Cori Fugere Urban Catholic News Service BURLINGTON — The Veterans of Foreign Wars hall in Burlington was quiet on a steamy summer day…
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Archives preserve ‘Catholic story’
Among the objects contained in the Archdiocese of Louisville’s archives are the rings and pectoral crosses belonging to several bishops, including Bishop William George…
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Archdiocese has new archivist, historian
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer The Archdiocese of Louisville’s archives include diaries penned in the 1800s by the archdiocese’s first bishop, Benedict Joseph…
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A Time to Speak – 150 years of Mercy
Sister Paulanne Diebold, RSM The Sisters of Mercy of the Americas will celebrate the 150th anniversary of their arrival in Louisville with a liturgy…
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New Orleans’ women religious donate 25 acres for flood control project
By Peter Finney Jr. Catholic News Service NEW ORLEANS — In topographically challenged New Orleans, where “running water” can be a pejorative depending on…
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Voracious goats keep Wisconsin cemetery looking beautiful the natural way
APPLETON — Goats tend to get a bad rap in church traditions — with the devil often portrayed with goat horns and hoofs, and…
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Pioneer cathedral celebrates bicentennial
BARDSTOWN, Ky. — For 45 years, Kay Corbett has called the Basilica of St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral her spiritual home. “You just feel like you…
Read MoreFlorida governor asked to spare life of man set to be executed
TALLAHASSEE — The executive director of the Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops asked Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, himself a Catholic, to stay the Aug….
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Spalding freshmen take part in service
The incoming class of first-year students at Spalding University spent a portion of their first few days on campus taking part in a college…
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Bellarmine to offer free 12-week program for people with diabetes
Bellarmine University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program students and professors will offer “Active Steps for Diabetes,” a free 12-week program for people with Type-2…
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Thirty-two members of SHA’s class of 2019 earn IB diploma
Record Staff Report Thirty-two members of the Sacred Heart Academy class of 2019 have earned an International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma awarded by the International…
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LCWR award recipient embraces ‘holy chaos’ of her ministry to migrants
By Soli Salgado and Dan Stockman Catholic News Service SCOTTSDALE — “Holy chaos” is how Sister Norma Pimentel describes her ministry. As the executive…
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Sustainable land use urged to ease growing threats to food, water
WASHINGTON — Leading five friars in formation on an eight-week summer service program largely through Appalachia and South America, Conventual Franciscan Father Michael Lasky…
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Communion minister update formation session set for Sept., Oct.
The Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Worship will offer continuing formation for extraordinary ministers of holy Communion on the following dates from 7 p.m….
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Catholic Charities Connect Series offers inside look at its programs
Catholic Charities Connect Series will offer opportunities in September and October to learn more about the programs the agency offers. During the one-hour sessions,…
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Assumption feast invites people to look to heaven with hope, pope says
By Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Mary’s assumption into heaven calls people to put aside all those insignificant, mundane and petty concerns…
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