Hope in the Lord — Catholic schools are not only for the affluent
byLast week we had a wonderful presence of nearly 1,700 banqueters at the annual Salute to Catholic School Alumni Dinner held by the Catholic…
Last week we had a wonderful presence of nearly 1,700 banqueters at the annual Salute to Catholic School Alumni Dinner held by the Catholic…
By Ed Harpring “I don’t think they (people) understand how it feels not being able to say mom and dad. … Going through foster…
Every Lent one of my very important tasks in serving the pastoral needs of the archdiocese is to prepare for priest changes. It is…
Sunday morning at my house is a zoo. It seems like no matter how early we get going, we are always running late for…
When a former client recently showed up at the reception desk of Catholic Charities of Louisville, he didn’t know where else to turn. The…
By Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz The season of Lent is upon us. In the past, I often wrote about the threefold time-honored themes of…
Father J. Ronald Knott He encouraged them all to remain firm in their commitment to the Lord. Acts 11:23 During the sex abuse scandal…
By Lois Luckett Archbishop Joseph Kurtz did the absolute right thing to release the names of the priests credibly accused of sexual abuse. Bringing this…
By Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz In September of 2015, Pope Francis visited the United States on pilgrimage. At the time, as president of the…
The maxim “Do unto others what you would have them do to you” is a guiding principle of many faith traditions. For Catholics, this…