Lifelong Formation and Education office to hold LIMEX sessions
byThe Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Lifelong Formation and Education will stream two information sessions about the Loyola University Extension Program (LIMEX) on the…
Archdiocesan News
Catholic Services Appeal has reached 75 percent of its 2012-2013 goal
byAnn Marie Kelly, coordinator for annual giving for the Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Stewardship and Development, announced on Nov. 29 that the 2012-2013…
Spalding is awarded grants of more than $5 million
bySpalding University has been awarded three of 99 federal Scholarships for Disadvantaged Students, totalling more than $5 million. The grants, awarded by the federal…
Youth Events
byGifts of the Heart Sixth-grade students at Notre Dame Academy raised $2,300 for the St. Vincent de Paul Society’s Gifts from the Heart program….
Some new ideas for Christmas giving
byBy Patricia Zapor and Staff Dispatches, Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Should the Christmas shopping crowds, costs and commercialism be at odds with how…
Priest-chef entertains and catechizes
by[slideshow] By Marnie McAllister, Record Assistant Editor A priest who defeated celebrity chef Bobby Flay on the cooking show, “Throwdown! with Bobby Flay,” entertained and…
St. Thomas More holds crowning ceremony
bySt. Thomas More Church, 6105 S. Third Street, hosted the Our Lady of Kibeho crowning ceremony, which commemorated the first apparition of the Blessed…
Program for parents will address talking to teens about chastity
byParents in the Archdiocese of Louisville are invited to attend “Love and Relationships: Talking to Your Teen about Chastity” on Dec. 10 from 7…
Organization pairs donors with charities
byBy JESSICA ABLE, Record Staff Writer Before tossing out that old couch or pitching those gently-used cell phones, people might consider donating them. But…
Hospital ministry needs more lay volunteers
byBy MARNIE McALLISTER, Record Assistant Editor In 1999, Nikki Lutz’s father died at Baptist Hospital East. The family was distraught; it had happened very…