A Time to Speak — Are we there yet?
byBy Briana Craddock There is a road that stretches through the Mojave desert in California that is part of the route that connects Los…
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A Time to Speak — What will the history books write?
byTo the Editor: What will people learn from us when the history books are written about the Pandemic of 2020? Will there be condemnation…
A Time to Speak — Maintaining mental and physical health
byThe COVID-19 outbreak has upended all our lives is so many different ways. Everyone has been affected, and depending on life circumstances, some more…
A Time to Speak — For Lent, stop and breathe
byBy Deacon Lucio Caruso For many of us, our lives are so hurried that we seldom stop and take a breath! I believe our…
A Time to Speak — Be sure to request pastoral care at the hospital
byThere are certain times in a family’s life when it seems more important than ever to have the church present for us. These times…
Kentucky needs a safer and more just system
byKentucky is a national anomaly. While most states are safely reducing their levels of incarceration, ours continues to surge. The substance use disorder crisis…
A Time to Speak — ‘Blaine Amendment’ case opportunity to end anti-Catholic discrimination
byBy Andrew Vandiver The U.S. Supreme Court is currently considering a case that will have a significant impact on educational choice and religious liberty….
A Time to Speak — The travesty of the death penalty must end
byBy Father Patrick Delahanty Stunned. I could not believe what I’d just heard. Kenton County Circuit Court Judge Raymond Lape, now deceased, had looked…
A Time to Speak — Christmas, the giving season
byBy Sheila Ricketts Thanksgiving – the fourth Thursday of November by federal decree – fell on Nov. 28 this year, meaning that it was…
A Time to Speak — On to the second inning
byWhen I joined the Catholic Education Foundation in April 2014, I didn’t have a grand vision or a strategic plan to guide our course….