Nearly 3,700 women religious urge Senate to pass For the People Act
Catholic News Service BRENTWOOD, N.Y. — Members of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Brentwood, other women religious and laypeople attend a rally in…
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New superintendent aims
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to support schools as they
rebound from the pandemic -
With their vows,
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monks gain a community -
Children with disabilities
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learn to ride bikes during
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Appealing to need for unity, pope restores limits on pre-Vatican II Mass
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Sacred Heart Schools hire
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director of equity and community
to better serve ‘diverse needs’ -
Variety of offerings
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help young adults
connect to ‘Body of Christ’
African American leadership
awards to be presented Aug. 14
The Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Multicultural Ministry (OMM) will host its 34th annual African American Catholic Leadership Awards Dinner at 6 p.m. Aug….
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Abbey of Gethsemani church
reopens to the public; on-site gift shop
and retreat house to open soon
The public is once again welcome to worship with the monks at The Abbey Church in Trappist, Ky. The Abbey of Gethsemani reopened the…
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Benefit concert featuring
The Monarchs set for Aug. 14
The Knights of Columbus Council 13053 will host a benefit concert featuring The Monarchs at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 14 at St. Mary Academy in…
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St. Martin of Tours restoration nearly
complete after act of vandalism
Close to nine months after St. Martin of Tours Church’s sanctuary suffered damages during an act of vandalism, it’s starting to return to normal….
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New superintendent aims
to support schools as they
rebound from the pandemic
Dr. Mary Beth Bowling, who succeeded Leisa Schulz as superintendent of Catholic schools July 1, said she has a 30-day goal and a broader…
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With their vows,
monks gain a community
TRAPPIST, Ky. — On July 11, two men just shy of age 40 from Ohio professed solemn vows at the Abbey of Gethsemani, joining…
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The Record Newspaper wins national,
local awards for work in 2020
The staff of The Record won 17 awards for work produced in 2020 from national and local journalism contests this summer. The national Catholic…
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Holy Cross High School hosts
NASA-sponsored space camp
Close to 90 kindergarten through eighth-grade students from across the city attended Astro Space Camp July 16-19 on Holy Cross High School’s campus. The…
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Wedding Anniversaries —
July 22, 2021
Charles and Beatrice Wetzelberger, members of Good Shepherd Church, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary July 26. Mrs. Wetzelberger, the former Beatrice Hedges, is…
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Local student wins
national CCHD art contest
Chloe Baker, a freshman at Sacred Heart Academy, won the seventh- to ninth-grade category of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development 2020-2021 Creating on…
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Assumption student earns
perfect ACT score
Rachel Hamilton, a senior at Assumption High School, earned a perfect score of 36 on the American College Testing (ACT) exam administered in June….
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Spalding announces $2 million
grant from Kosair Charities for
new School of Physical Therapy
Spalding University has received a $2 million grant from Kosair Charities for its new School of Physical Therapy and a project is underway to…
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Two Texas bishops say closing facilities would violate religious freedom
By Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service The bishops who head the El Paso and Dallas dioceses in Texas have asked Gov. Greg Abbott to…
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Sister of Charity of Nazareth
Ann Carol Mann dies at age 83
Sister of Charity of Nazareth Ann Carol Mann died July 16 at Nazareth Home. She was 83 and had been a Sister of Charity…
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Catholic Conference of Kentucky
urges Catholics to sign petition
supporting Hyde amendment
The Catholic Conference of Kentucky, which represents Kentucky’s bishops, is adding its voice to a chorus across the country urging support for the Hyde…
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Pope ‘deeply saddened’ by Baghdad market bombing
By Junno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis expressed his condolences after a suicide bombing in a busy market in…
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Children with disabilities
learn to ride bikes during
camp on Bellarmine’s campus
Jordon Wood beamed as he rode around in a circle on a trainer bike guided by two volunteers July 16 during the Bellarmine University…
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Advocates: Ruling against DACA must push Congress to act
By Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Catholic immigration advocates are urging Congress and President Joe Biden to speed up legislation to protect…
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Training program
for pastoral care to
the sick begins Aug. 26
The Archdiocese of Louisville Family Ministries Office is offering a six-session training program to prepare individuals interested in providing pastoral care to the sick…
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Good Steward —
Caring for God’s creation
is good stewardship
Concern for the environment has been expressed by all recent popes and has been explicitly included in the Church’s social teaching because abuse of…
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Traditional Latin Mass ‘movement’ sows division, archbishop says
By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis’ letter explaining why he was restricting the use of the pre-Vatican II Mass…
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Ursuline Sister Mary Brendan Conlon,
a teacher and activist, dies at 93
Ursuline Sister of Louisville Mary Brendan Conlon died July 16 at Nazareth Home-Clifton. She was 93 and had been an Ursuline Sister since 1946….
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Pope expresses closeness with Cuban people as unrest continues
By Junno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis expressed his closeness to the people of Cuba a week after protests…
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First-person accounts of religious repression punctuate summit
By Mark Pattison, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Many people may not think about religious repression since it doesn’t happen in the United States….
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