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…
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…
Prepare the way
Dachau, one of the Nazi’s notorious concentration camps, sits in the Bavarian countryside beside the town of Dachau. Less than an hour by car…
Editorial — Time to face racism
This week’s Record features an opinion piece written with passion and expertise by Charmein Weathers, a member of Christ the King Church in West Louisville….
The works of mercy abounded in the jubilee year
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer The Year of Mercy, which began Dec. 8, 2015, the feast of the Immaculate Conception, is coming to…
Music for mercy
The Cathedral of the Assumption was the backdrop for a Jubilee Year of Mercy concert on Oct. 27 called The Psalms Reborn. The event…
ArchLou 5K runs wild
The Archdiocese of Louisville’s first 5K race was held at the Louisville Zoo Oct. 15. The event, aimed at promoting health and wellness, was…
Catholic Charities, attorney general win trafficking grant
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Catholic Charities of Louisville and the Kentucky attorney general’s office will share a $1.5 million federal grant to combat human…
Editorial – Time to find common ground
If you aren’t fed up and frustrated with this election cycle, you might need to read the paper more often. And if you’ve made…
‘Women of the Church’ gather for weekend
By Marnie McAllister, Record Editor FERDINAND, Ind. — When Pope Francis called for “a more incisive female presence” in the church in his 2013 apostolic…