Reflections on the Mass of Christian Burial for Pope Benedict XVI
Daniel Conway, Special to The Record VATICAN CITY—Thousands are gathered from around the world in St. Peter’s Square this morning, Jan. 5, for the…
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Commentary —
KY Supreme Court should recognize
the benefits of school choice
In recent years, more than 15,000 additional Kentucky students have started attending a school other than a public school. Parents, of course, have always…
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A Message from Archbishop Shelton —
Holy Week and Easter
My dear friends in Christ, As we enter into Holy Week and the Sacred Triduum — the three days of Holy Thursday, Good Friday,…
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Editorial — Smiles are important
When Archbishop Jorge Bergoglio of Buenos Aires became pope, one of the first things noticed about him was the warmth of his smile. It…
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Hope in the Lord — Catholics come home after the pandemic
If you found the experience of virtual participation in the sacred liturgy of the Holy Eucharist uplifting and worthwhile, imagine what it will be…
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Editorial – Christ is alive!
As we prepare for Christmas and take time out of our lives to consider the real presence of Christ in our midst, let’s also…
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A Time to Speak – Why I attend the Red Mass
Once a year, the Archdiocese of Louisville celebrates a Red Mass to invoke divine guidance and blessings on persons of all faiths who serve…
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A Time to Speak – 150 years of Mercy
Sister Paulanne Diebold, RSM The Sisters of Mercy of the Americas will celebrate the 150th anniversary of their arrival in Louisville with a liturgy…
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Teaching Our Faith – Faith and science
This series of teaching editorials focuses on the relationship between faith and science. For the last few years, I have engaged with a group…
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Work of the People — Bringing our gifts
By Dr. Karen Shadle I recently caught a trailer for the new Spiderman movie, Far from Home, scheduled for release in July. As big…
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