Cents & Sensibility — Determine risk tolerance
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I remember, involve me and I learn.” Benjamin Franklin Last month’s column focused on how to…
Hospital chaplaincy a ‘turning point’ for seminarian
When Dustin Hungerford is ordained to the transitional diaconate April 10, he will be one step closer to fulfilling a vocation he’s been discerning…
CCK celebrates passage of bills affecting school choice, life and human dignity
Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz along with Kentucky’s three other bishops applauded the decision of the Kentucky legislature to override the governor’s veto of House…
Volunteers find ways to ‘root for’ children during pandemic
When the pandemic forced the Francis Center’s Dare to Care Kid’s Café to close its doors last spring, no one imagined it would be…
CCK says passage of educational choice bill a victory
The Catholic Conference of Kentucky, which represents the commonwealth’s bishops in matters of public policy, counts the passage of House Bill 563 as a…
Nazareth Home residents paint rocks and spread hope
Elderly residents of Nazareth Home’s Highland and Clifton campuses are letting their creativity flow out into the community as a way of spreading hope…
Newly-restored St. Joseph statue ‘part of an inheritance’
Catholics look to St. Joseph and the other saints in order to “grow in holiness,” said Father Martin Linebach, rector of the Cathedral of…
Young Catholic leaders discuss public policy, social justice principles
By Kurt Jensen, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — On the anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown and the day President Joe Biden signed the…
Rice Bowl collection aids agencies in the archdiocese
Feed My Sheep Food Pantry in Burkesville, Ky., serves about 400 families from Cumberland County each month. Thanks to a grant from CRS Rice…
Archdiocese to host a day of prayer March 19 to honor ‘Year of St. Joseph’
In response to Pope Francis’ declaration of a yearlong celebration dedicated to St. Joseph, patron of the universal church, the Archdiocese of Louisville will…