Black Catholic leaders call for justice and peace
“Peace be with you,” the first words spoken by Jesus Christ to his disciples following his resurrection, are the same words needed as the…
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Filters for Navajo aim to ease suffering
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer As the coronavirus digs deeper into Navajo Nation, infecting Native Americans at a higher rate than anywhere in…
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Monks share tips for a balanced quarantine life
The threat of the COVID-19 pandemic has many working adults converting their homes to offices and places of worship, but striking a balance between…
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St. Xavier names interim principal
St. Xavier High School announced earlier this month that it has named Amy Sample interim principal for the 2020-2021 school year. She is the…
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Catholic schools will continue online
The Archdiocese of Louisville announced April 20 that Catholic school students will not return to the classroom for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school…
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Faith helps local couple fight coronavirus
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer When William Holder, a COVID-19 patient, was brought into the University of Louisville Jewish Hospital March 27, it…
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Charities aided by One Louisville fund
The threat of the spread of COVID-19 has caused Catholic Charities of Louisville to make some changes in how it serves clients, but it…
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Black Catholics honored for leadership
By RUBY THOMAS Record Staff Writer The Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Multicultural Ministry conferred its highest honor, the Acacia Award, on three of…
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Ministry seen as ‘resurrection’ work
Prison ministry is about “resurrection,” said Dale Recinella, keynote speaker at the seventh annual “Reaching Individuals Behind and Beyond Bars” Conference. The conference, held…
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St. Ignatius sees a new start with Head Start
By RUBY THOMAS Record Staff Writer Low-income children in the Archdiocese of Louisville and the wider community will once again have access to early…
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