Camp Africa will be held through July 21 at the CEC
Camp Africa Freedom School, a summer academic and cultural enrichment program for children entering first through eighth grades, will be offered now through July…
An Encouraging Word – Get off your high horse
Don’t worry, for you can be reconciled. Sirach 22:22 This week I celebrate the birthdays of my two brothers — Mark last Friday and…
Hope in the Lord – The leaping water of Pentecost
“This is a new kind of water, a living, leaping water, welling up for those who are worthy…. Like a dry tree which puts…
‘Fortnight for Freedom,’ annual observance, planned June 21 to July 4
Record Staff Report The Archdiocese of Louisville and dioceses across the nation will observe the annual Fortnight for Freedom — a campaign to promote…
No longer lost, men find new lives here
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer In 1989, members of a militia fueled by a raging civil war burst into the villages of three…
Spalding confers degrees, honors leaders
Students processed into Canaan Christian Church, 2840 Hikes Lane, June 3 for Spalding University’s commencement ceremony. The school conferred 566 undergraduate and graduate degrees….
Poet laureate hopes to bring poetry to all
By Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer Kentucky’s new poet laureate wants to make poetry accessible to all Kentuckians during his term. Frederick Smock, a…
Teaching Our Faith – Women religious: Ministers of the Gospel
This series of teaching editorials focuses on the call to ministry through five major roles in the Church: priesthood (diocesan and religious), women religious,…
Bishop Choby of Nashville dies at 70 after long illness
Catholic News Service NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Bishop David R. Choby of Nashville died June 3 at St. Thomas West Hospital where he was undergoing…
Ursuline Sister Georgine Grabenstein, an educator, dies
Ursuline Sister of Louisville Georgine Grabenstein died June 2 at Nazareth Home – Clifton. She was 99 and in her 79th year of religious…