Black Catholics spend day in reflection
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer For the past three decades, black Catholics have set aside a day to reflect on their faith. Continuing…
24 students named national merit scholarship semifinalists
Twenty-four students from four high schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville have been named semifinalists in the 2015 National Merit Scholarship Program. The winners…
Teens have opportunity for worship and play
Nearly 300 teenagers attended the Catholic Youth Day at Kentucky Kingdom Sept. 12. The teens also attended Mass at the amusement park.
St. Stephen Martyr students discuss legislative issues
Emily Desmond and Alex Desmond, eighth-grade students at St. Stephen Martyr School, took part in a legislative gathering at the school in July. The…
An Encouraging Word — Restoring credibility
You became a believer because you saw me. John 20:29 It is amazing to watch something I never thought I would live to see…
Liturgy Matters — To ring or not to ring
By Dr. Judy Bullock At the end of World War II, church bells rang across the nation, contributing to the euphoria of a jubilant…
Website, TV channels to show papal programming
The Archdiocese of Louisville has created a website, archlouwmof.weebly.com, to stream video from the World Meeting of Families and Pope Francis’ visit to the…
Ursuline Sister Yvonne Moran dies at age 90
Ursuline Sister of Louisville Yvonne Moran, 90, died Sept. 8 at Mercy Sacred Heart. Sister Moran was a native of Louisville and entered the…
Deacon Higgins, oldest deacon in the archdiocese, dies at 98
Deacon Frederick Higgins died on Aug. 23. He was 98 and had been the oldest deacon of the Archdiocese of Louisville. Deacon Higgins was…
Catholic journalist will reflect on Vatican II
Robert Mickens, a Catholic journalist, will present a lecture titled “Fifty Years After the Council: A Pope for Vatican II Catholics” at Bellarmine University…