Editorial — Remember to Pray
Back during the Red-scare days of the late 1940s and 1950s, there was a radio program called “Family Theater.” Occasionally an episode or two…
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Young people help sisters carry out mission
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St. Xavier aims to increase aid, enhance campus
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Black Catholics gather for reflection
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Family’s faith transcends the sins of slavery and racism
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Holy Spirit aims to bring comfort with healing chapel
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Archbishop Kurtz says surgery was succesful
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Educators lauded for years of service
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Archdiocese has 14 men in seminary
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Sts. Mary & Elizabeth, Our Lady of Peace acquired by UofL Health, no longer Catholic
While the spirit of Catholic health care — particularly the church’s healing ministry — will continue at two local hospitals they are no longer…
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Catholic Charities welcome new gifts, clothes
Several ministries of Catholic Charities of Louisville provide clothing and toys to families they serve during the Christmas season. Parish groups and individuals are…
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Young people help sisters carry out mission
While the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are generally aging here in the United States, young lay people remain engaged in their work. Charity…
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‘Heroes of Hope’ honored at event
The 9th annual Heroes of Hope award celebration, held Nov. 19, honored six individuals who support the mission of the Catholic Enrichment Center. The…
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St. Xavier aims to increase aid, enhance campus
St. Xavier High School is 75 percent of the way to raising $51 million, the largest capital campaign in the school’s 155-year history. Contributions…
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Sister Betty Fracchia, 78, dies
Sister of Charity of Nazareth Betty Fracchia, formerly Sister Joseph Paul, 78, died Nov. 17 in Memphis, Tenn. She was a professed Sister of…
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Archbishop Sheen will be beatified Dec. 21 at Peoria’s cathedral
Catholic News Service PEORIA, Ill. — Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen will be beatified Dec. 21, Bishop Daniel R. Jenky of Peoria announced late Nov….
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Letter from the Archbishop — Collection will benefit anti-poverty efforts
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, May God bless you! This weekend our Archdiocese will take up the national collection for the Catholic Campaign…
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Pastoral against racism is starting conversations, healing, bishops told
By Carol Zimmermann Catholic News Service BALTIMORE — One year after the U.S. bishops approved their pastoral letter against racism, the document is hardly…
Read MoreCatechism will be updated to include ecological sins, pope says
By Junno Arocho Esteves Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Following through on a proposal made at the Synod of Bishops for the Amazon,…
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Tone somber at prayer vigil for those facing execution in weeks ahead
By Natalie Hoefer Catholic News Service TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — Nearly 100 people were bathed in light as they gathered for a prayer vigil…
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Sister Janice Campbell, a teacher, dies at 84
Sister of Charity of Nazareth Janice Campbell, formerly Sister Timothy Joseph, died Nov. 13 at Nazareth Home. She was 84 and had been a…
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Editorial — New opportunities for life
The three-day fall general meeting of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops that ended yesterday covered a wide variety of topics facing the…
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Bishops hear that third-party reporting system may start in February
By Dennis Sadowski Catholic News Service BALTIMORE — A third-party reporting system to field sexual misconduct allegations against bishops could be in place by…
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Catholic Charities program strives to ease chronic homelessness
By Dennis Sadowski Catholic News Service BALTIMORE — An experimental program to address chronic homelessness is guiding people into permanent housing while saving millions…
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Black Catholics gather for reflection
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz told a gathering of more than 200 African American Catholics Nov. 9, that this…
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Between Amens – Faith in our homes
What makes a Catholic? I imagine there are as many unique answers to this question as there are readers. Consider your own experience. You…
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Family’s faith transcends the sins of slavery and racism
Margaret Wright shares her family’s experience as black Catholics in this oral history. Mariah Mason Lewis was 13 years old when she traveled from…
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Bishops listen to grim landscape of policy on the immigration front
By Rhina Guidos Catholic News Service BALTIMORE — In a wide-ranging report on immigration Nov. 12, U.S. bishops heard a grim landscape facing immigrants…
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Holy Spirit aims to bring comfort with healing chapel
A small chapel tucked into the corner of Holy Spirit Church on Lexington Road is intended to offer a quiet respite for those seeking…
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Archbishop Kurtz says surgery was succesful
Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, who had surgery to remove the prostate and bladder Nov. 11, provided an update on his condition Nov. 12. He…
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Archbishop Gomez elected USCCB president; first Latino in post
By Dennis Sadowski Catholic News Service BALTIMORE — Archbishop Jose H. Gomez of Los Angeles was elected to a three-year term as president of…
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In fall meeting, U.S. bishops examine challenges faced by church, society
By Carol Zimmermann Catholic News Service BALTIMORE — At the start of their Nov. 11-13 meeting in Baltimore, U.S. bishops discussed many of the…
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Everyday Heroes: For Catholic vet, ‘doing right thing’ outweighed risks
By Andrew Fowler Catholic News Service Sgt. Gary Rose looked out and saw a wounded soldier 50 meters outside his company’s perimeter, stranded in…
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