Ex oficial salvadoreño: ‘Alto mando’ ordenó matar a jesuitas en el 89
Por David Agren Catholic News Service CIUDAD DE MEXICO — Un ex oficial del ejército salvadoreño declaró que el “alto mando” dio órdenes de…
Detroit Catholic high school looks at combating racial, social injustice
By Michael Stechschulte Catholic News Service DETROIT — Bruce McDonald remembers being a teenager and getting his driver’s license. He was excited, as most…
Author’s ideas on meeting God offer welcome antidote to isolation
By Kathleen Finley Catholic News Service “Heartstorming: Creating a Place God Can Call Home” by Robert J. Wicks. Paulist Press (Mahwah, New Jersey, 2020)….
Right to Life honors local Catholic women
Local Catholics Marie Curran and Ellen Wichmann will be honored by Right to Life of Louisville at its annual Celebration of Life Banquet July…
Editorial — Everybody’s problem
The struggle for racial equality in this nation is filled with empty promises, vacuous rhetoric — and excuses. The police excuse violence against minorities…
Between Amens — True leisure is the briefest glimpse of eternity
Major League Baseball recently announced plans to start a shortened season at the end of this month. My excitement for the possible return of…
The Record wins journalism awards
Record Staff Report The staff of The Record recently won 16 awards — including six first-place honors — in national and regional contests for…
Archbishop’s perspective on education
The Supreme Court issued an opinion last week in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue that effectively put an end to state bans on…
Presentation will honor eight leaders
Record Staff Report Presentation Academy will honor eight women during its 25th annual Tower Awards for Women Leaders Oct. 8 in a television presentation….
2019 Catholic Services Appeal wraps up
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer Gifts and pledges to the 2019 Catholic Services Appeal — the archdiocese’s largest free-will offering wrapped up at…