Catholics can participate in Holy Week by watching live broadcasts
For most Catholics around the world, Holy Week will happen at home this year. In the Archdiocese of Louisville, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz will…
Women religious see the virus on four continents
From the Holy Land of Kentucky to parts of South America, Africa and Asia, religious orders based in the Archdiocese of Louisville are…
Sacraments amid a pandemic
COVID-19 has brought the church and its faithful into new territory. Because of health and safety restrictions, some Catholics may not have access to…
Archbishop urges support for parishes
Public Masses may be suspended to curb COVID-19’s spread, but the work of parishes, as well as their payrolls, facilities and outreach ministries, continue….
Se abre nueva oficina del ministerio hispano
Por MARNIE McALLISTER Escritora del personal del periódico The Record La Arquidiócesis de Louisville ampliará el ministerio a los más de 26,000 hispanos/latinos católicos…
Pandemic fosters creativity in ministry
As we all dutifully sit at home, doing our part to protect vulnerable people from COVID-19, the Holy Spirit has been busy inspiring creative…
Pandemic upends routines and rituals
Martyrs, prisoners of war, Catholics in remote parts of the world and others have at times been unable to receive the Eucharist. In those…
Confined to your home? Archbishop recommends a prayer routine
Times of uncertainty are times to stay especially close to Christ and one another — though not necessarily in close physical proximity — said…
New Office of Hispanic Ministry to open
The Archdiocese of Louisville will expand ministry to the more than 26,000 Hispanic and Latino Catholics in the area with the creation of its…
Salute sets sights on $1.2 million
The March 18 Salute to Catholic School Alumni aims to raise a record $1.2 million to help families afford Catholic schools. The evening will…