Lawmakers are invited to visit schools
Non-public school parents, teachers, administrators and students are being urged this fall to invite a lawmaker to tour their school. “Kentucky lawmakers need to…
New column connects life and liturgy
A new monthly column debuts in The Record this week with a focus on the intersection of liturgy and everyday life. And it comes…
Catholics urged to advocate for migrants
Kentucky’s four bishops — and their Catholic Charities agencies — are calling on pastors and parish leaders to educate parishioners statewide about the plight…
Editorial – Facing slavery
400 years ago, the first African slaves in the United States arrived in Virginia. For the next 246 or so years, nearly every institution…
Bethlehem blesses new complex
Bethlehem High School’s football team lost their game last Friday, but the night was a triumph for the Nelson County school nevertheless. It was…
Prayers at feast day Mass center on archbishop’s healing
More than 200 people gathered at the Cathedral of the Assumption today — the feast of the Cathedral’s patron — to ask for the…
Editorial – Shaping today’s children
We’ve bought loose-leaf paper, composition books, markers and the like. We’ve agonized over the pencil selection — hopeful they’ll withstand the abuse of our…
Catholic Charities more than halfway to fundraising goal
Catholic Charities of Louisville has reached 61 percent of its fundraising goal to build new headquarters in the 2900 block of South Fourth Street…
Editorial – ‘Does God love the illegals?’
A reader called The Record a couple of weeks ago to ask this question: “Does God love the illegals?” By “illegals,” the caller was…