A Time to Speak — Catholic Schools Week winning essay
By Aaron Stocksdale With loving intention, God created human beings to be rational, social and moral creatures. With this awareness, Catholic schools have always…
Religious will hold open houses Feb. 15
In celebration of the Year of Consecrated Life, religious communities serving in the Archdiocese of Louisville will hold open houses on Feb. 15. The…
The Knights of St. John elect new leadership
Nine men were elected to leadership positions in the Knights of St. John International — St. Michael Commandery 103. They are: Tony Cloe, president;…
Mercy Academy will host annual ‘Benefit Off Broadway’ Feb. 14
Mercy Academy will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their ‘Benefit Off Broadway,’ formerly known as the ‘Benefit On Broadway,’ Feb. 14 at the school,…
SCN Anna Jeanne Hardesty, 90, dies Jan. 31
Sister of Charity of Nazareth Anna Jeanne Hardesty died Jan 31. at Nazareth Home. Sister Hardesty, a native of Whitesville, Ky., was 90 and…
An Encouraging Word — Taking names
Take no revenge and cherish no grudge. Leviticus 19:18 When I was in grade school down at St. Theresa Academy, then St. Theresa School,…
Schools celebrate Catholic Schools Week Jan. 25-31
The 46 Catholic elementary and high schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville celebrated Catholic Schools Week (CSW) this week Jan. 25 to 31. Schools…
Catholic Services Appeal tops $3 million mark
By Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer For the first time since 2007, the Catholic Services Appeal (CSA) has reached the $3 million mark in…
Spalding University announces creation of new scholarship
Spalding University announced the creation of the Patricia Lauderdale and Barbara Miller Endowed Scholarship, an endowed scholarship to support African-American women who are pursuing…
