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…
CCK urges a vote on school choice bill
The Catholic Conference of Kentucky is hoping Kentucky Legislators will take a vote on House Bill 350, even if it’s voted down during the…
Schools, parishes are urged to use common sense as coronavirus spreads
In response to the spread of the coronavirus in the United States, the Archdiocese of Louisville is reminding people to wash their hands —…
Editorial — Work for systemic change
In our efforts to live out the Gospel call to love one another, we talk a lot as a church about charitable giving and…
Vatican II, Civil Rights movement converged for a ‘freeing of the Spirit’ in West Louisville
More than 50 years ago, the Civil Rights era and the changes of Vatican II combined in West Louisville to generate new energy in…