Uplifting billboards offer encouragement to women
A billboard at the corner of Floyd and Breckinridge streets, meant for women in unplanned pregnancies, offers a positive spin on the situation. This…
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Holy Cross names new president
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Holy Cross High School’s board of directors has appointed Danielle Atzinger Wiegandt as the school’s president, effective July 1….
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CRS head discusses aid with McConnell
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Catholic Relief Services’ (CRS) president and CEO met with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Feb. 22 to discuss foreign…
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Luncheon launches Rice Bowl campaign
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor In places around the world where human dignity is suffering, the church offers aid to lift up the human person,…
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Editorial – Inner turmoil
Politics lately have been a challenge to all of us, dividing families and friends alike on lines we knew were there, but didn’t necessarily…
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Care for refugees called family value
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Support for refugees and immigrants overflowed Monday night from the Muhammad Ali Center’s outdoor amphitheater to the surrounding streets, where…
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Local Catholics attend national and local pro-life events
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Five buses full of people opposed to abortion, plus carloads of like-minded people, traveled from the Archdiocese of Louisville to…
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Editorial — A roof over our heads
One of the gifts Pope Francis has turned his attention to recently is the world’s young people. He has called for a special meeting,…
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Editorial – Social justice needs new vigor
A small gathering last week at St. John Paul II Church drew people from a handful of parishes to discuss justice-oriented ministry in the…
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Spalding sets sights on its next century
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Spalding University, which will mark its 100th year in downtown Louisville in 2020, is setting its sights on another century…
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