Care for Creation — Our first steps toward change
byWhen I was coaching CSAA football, after one of our first practices I would tell the players the same thing my high school coach…
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Commentary — Education choice is a matter of justice
byAs Election Day nears, the debate around school choice and Amendment 2 is heating up. It is essential that we are clear about what…
Respect Life Month – Public policy can help shape culture of life
byWe are celebrating our third Respect Life Month since the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Whole Women’s Health overturned Roe v. Wade….
A Time to Speak — Red Mass is an opportunity to follow the church’s rhythm
byLife as a Catholic follows a natural rhythm. Our daily rhythm, at a minimum, follows morning prayer, evening prayer and grace before meals. Weekly,…
The Good Steward — All persons have rights, responsibilities
byLater this year, we will observe the 76th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Nations General…
A Time to Speak — Amendment 2 presents a unique opportunity to advance student well-being
byIn November, Kentucky voters will be asked to approve a constitutional amendment on educational choice. This is a unique opportunity to advance the well-being…
A Time to Speak — Why be a Catechist?
byOn Sunday, Sept. 15, the Church will celebrate Catechetical Sunday. Catechetical Sunday is an annual recognition that was established on Jan. 12, 1935, when…
Care for Creation — Parishes put Laudato Si’ to work
byI have had the privilege over the past several years to partner with the Catholic Charities Common Earth Gardens program at St. Ignatius Martyr…
A Time to Speak — Unplugging your marriage
byDeacon Derrick: Do you love your smartphone more than your spouse? Do texting, scrolling and posting take priority over your partner? New statistics say…
The Good Steward — A Catholic take on democracy
byThe Catholic Church is not aligned with any ideology or political movement. The evidence for this can be seen in the apparently contradictory stands…