Catholic schools see increase in enrollment
Enrollment in Catholic schools is on the rise in the Archdiocese of Louisville and leaders are attributing it to several factors, including financial accessibility…
Workshop to support parish vocation efforts
A new workshop aims to help parishes create an environment where a call to a religious vocation is easier to hear and answer. “We…
Black Catholic agents of Underground Railroad recognized
The late James Madison Smith Sr. and Catherine “Kitty” Smith, formerly enslaved Catholics, are being recognized as agents of the Underground Railroad. The Smiths,…
16 seminarians are ‘doing well and thriving,’ says vicar
The Archdiocese of Louisville has 16 seminarians in formation for the priesthood this year. Though they are at different places in their journey, they…
Cursillo is life-changing, leaders say
A Cursillo — meaning a short course in Christianity — is a global Catholic movement aimed at bringing people closer to Christ. And it…
Talk on racism closes month-long observance
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre spoke to a group, the night of Oct. 23, on the document “Open Wide Our Hearts: A Pastoral Letter Against…
Former rocket scientist takes helm of youth and young adults office
Michal Horace said the “Road to Emmaus” Bible story comes to mind when he considers his approach to leading the Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office…
St. Xavier principal wins national leadership award
Record Staff Report Amy Sample, St. Xavier High School’s principal, has been named a recipient of the 2023 Terrel H. Bell Award for Outstanding…
Archbishop assures Jewish community of prayers and support
Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre joined his prayers with those of the Jewish community and hundreds of its supporters at the Trager Family Jewish Community…
Panel discusses foster and adoptive care
Being a foster or adoptive parent can be overwhelming but also a great adventure and joy, said panelists who spoke at St. Bernadette Church…