Black Catholic leaders call for justice and peace
by“Peace be with you,” the first words spoken by Jesus Christ to his disciples following his resurrection, are the same words needed as the…
Archdiocesan News
Cathedral rectory damaged in protests
byWindows of the Cathedral of the Assumption and its offices facing South Fifth Street in downtown Louisville were covered with plywood as a precaution…
Archbishop’s letter to the mayor offers support for peace and justice
byIn a letter to Mayor Greg Fischer May 29, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz expressed his support of peaceful protests “that give voice to the…
Bethlehem helped shape family’s 8 kids
byBy Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer Over the last 22 years, Theresa Ulrich packed more than 5,000 school lunches as she sent her eight…
Educator honored for cultivating leaders
byMary Beth Bowling credits educators with whom she has worked, particularly women religious, with her passion for Catholic education. The assistant superintendent for Catholic…
Nazareth Home – Clifton battles virus
byThe Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are asking for prayers as residents and staff of their nursing home, Nazareth Home — Clifton, battle COVID-19….
Tech group brings clean water to Haiti
bySome families in Jérémie, Haiti stand in line for up to two hours each morning to receive clean drinking water. Since March 30, Tek4Kids…
Safety is a priority as churches reopen
byBy MARNIE McALLISTER and Record Staff Reports In one of the Archdiocese of Louisville’s first public Masses since the suspension of public worship in…
In memory of a veteran
byTom and Terry Ubben, members of St. Edward Church, left a flag on the grave of Bud Ubben, a veteran of U.S. Marine Corps,…
University of Notre Dame honors Greater Louisville alumni club
byThe University of Notre Dame Alumni Association has chosen the Notre Dame Club of Greater Louisville as one of the recipients of its Outstanding…