New pastoral letter praises parish efforts
byBy Marnie McAllister, Record Editor In a follow-up to his first pastoral letter, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz calls on the Holy Spirit to help parishes…
Archdiocesan News
Parishes finish discernment process
byBy Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer Expanded hospitality, a more intentional ministry for young families and improved Hispanic ministry were common goals identified by many…
In response to survivors, archbishop lists next steps
byBy Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz listed three “next steps” for the Archdiocese of Louisville Sept. 10 after survivors of clergy sexual…
Spalding celebrates record campaign
byRecord Staff Report Spalding University announced Sept. 5 it has reached a record fundraising amount of $30 million. The amount represents the largest-ever capital…
Assumption High senior aces ACT
byEmma Bartley, a senior at Assumption High School, earned a perfect score of 36 on the American College Testing (ACT) exam, which was administered…
Panel discussion on immigration set for Sept. 12 at St. Agnes Church
byA panel discussion focused on the nation’s immigration policies and the role of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency will take place…
Our Lady of Cobre Mass planned
byRecord Staff Report Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz will celebrate a Mass in honor of Our Lady of Cobre’s feast day Sept. 9 at 1…
Latest ‘Conversations’ episode will address parish discernment process
byThe September episode of “Conversations with Archbishop Kurtz,” a TV show featuring the Archbishop of Louisville and his guests, will air on The Faith…
Catholic Charities will offer monthly ‘Connect’ luncheons
byRecord Staff Report Catholic Charities of Louisville will host ongoing informational meetings about the various ministries and programs it offers through “Catholic Charities Connect,”…
Archdiocese remains faithful to charter, audit shows
byBy Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Since the Pennsylvania grand jury report on clergy sexual abuse was made public last month, observers have expressed renewed outrage…