Catholics asked to act as legislative session nears end
A bill that could help families and others that could harm vulnerable people are facing legislators as the Kentucky General Assembly’s 2024 session nears…
Editorial — An opportunity to help ‘comfort’ vulnerable people
Catholic Charities of Louisville reported a staggering statistic in a recent news release about its new headquarters, the Catholic Charities Center on East Broadway….
Living Lent in the Eucharist
As the U.S. church embraces a National Eucharistic Revival, the three pillars of Lent — prayer, fasting and almsgiving — can help renew our relationship…
Catholic Charities Center opens on East Broadway
Catholic Charities of Louisville has opened its new headquarters in downtown Louisville under the name Catholic Charities Center at 435 E. Broadway, the former…
Presentations will highlight Catholic social teaching
The church’s social teaching and how it can help change the status quo will be the subject of hour-long presentations scheduled around the Archdiocese…
Lent begins with a reminder of what and whose we are
Ash Wednesday is a reminder of what we are, and Lent is a reminder of whose we are, Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre said during…
Catholics invited to new synod sessions
Catholics around the world — including in the Archdiocese of Louisville — are invited once again to prayerfully reflect on their experience of the…
Teacher arrested on child pornography charges
Record Staff Report A part-time religion teacher at a Louisville parish, who also served on the parish’s maintenance staff, was arrested by the FBI…
Catholics urged to contact senators
Catholics are urged to contact their state senators as bills related to crime and gun violence make their way through the General Assembly. In…
Legislative priorities include life, education, criminal justice
Dignity of life, education, gun violence and criminal justice top Kentucky’s bishops’ list of legislative priorities for the 2024 Kentucky General Assembly, which convened…