Local initiatives highlight racial justice
As the latest movement for racial justice emerged in the United States last spring, the Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Multicultural Ministry became a…
Federal grant will expand veteran services at Bellarmine
A fledgling program to support veterans at Bellarmine University has received a nearly $390,000 grant from the United States Department of Education to expand…
Mass honors men and women who said ‘yes’ to Christ
Celebrating the World Day for Consecrated Life, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz asked women and men religious to cast their minds back to “the first…
Editorial — To see God’s face
To see the face of God in a stranger can, at times, be the most challenging part of being a Christian. That’s particularly true…
Sighs of relief as Catholic school employees receive COVID-19 vaccine
St. Agnes School librarian Elizabeth Hinkebein exclaimed, “This is the best thing I’ve done in 10 months,” after Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine was pressed…
New column will address financial wellness
While The Record’s commentary typically focuses on matters of faith and spirituality, it nearly always highlights how Catholic life intersects with the material world….
Come together to work for racial justice, archbishop says
Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz called for people to join together to work for racial justice Sept. 23, hours after a grand jury and the…
Schools are ‘learning and adapting’ amid pandemic
Since the 2020-2021 school year began last month under the cloud of the coronavirus, the Archdiocese of Louisville’s 48 schools have been learning and…
Editorial — Let’s refocus on Jesus
A cynic might give thanks that, with all the turmoil we’re experiencing in 2020, a pandemic has kept us from gathering. Can you imagine…
Catholic schools to begin as planned
The Catholic dioceses of Kentucky, including the Archdiocese of Louisville, have decided to begin opening schools for in-person instruction as planned for the 2020-2021…