St. Francis of Assisi students spend summer serving the dead
During the COVID-19 pandemic, when safety restrictions kept them from serving the living, St. Francis of Assisi eighth-graders served the dead instead. Since June,…
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Seminarian becomes U.S. citizen
Evrard Muhoza, a seminarian for the Archdiocese of Louisville, officially became a U.S. citizen July 31. In a ceremony at the Romano L. Mazzzoli…
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Sacred Heart graduates win national merit scholarships
Sacred Heart Academy graduates Caroline Sumner and Laura Geddie are winners of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation’s college-sponsored merit scholarships. Caroline won the National…
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St. Xavier’s swim and dive team earns national recognition
St. Xavier High School’s swimming and diving team has been recognized as the number two Dual Meet Program in the country by the National…
Read MoreStudents to explore ‘hope’ in art contest
Called to Create, a Catholic art ministry, is inviting all middle and high school students in the Archdiocese of Louisville to take part in…
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COVID-19 survivor: ‘It’s ugly, it’s real’
Carol Nord is used to being in charge. She’s the matriarch of her tight-knit family and she’s led Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of…
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Lay movement aims to support marriages
Five couples in the Archdiocese of Louisville have experienced the ups and downs of marriage together over the course of several decades through their…
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New Hispanic ministry office opens
Record Staff Report The Archdiocese of Louisville has opened its new Office of Hispanic Ministry to expand service to a growing Hispanic community. The…
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Schools delay opening as case numbers rise
The number of COVID-19 cases in Kentucky have spiked in July. The commonwealth set a one-day record of new cases July 19 with 979…
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Parishes in the Archdiocese of Louisville will continue to hold Masses with restrictions
As the cases of COVID-19 in Kentucky have risen in July, Gov. Andy Beshear has urged Kentuckians to avoid large gatherings. Last week, in…
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