A Time to Speak – Racism: ‘What can I do?’
byBy Deacon James R. Turner On June 10, 2015, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), delivered a…
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A Time to Speak – Hatred is insidious; it is evil
byBy Father Jeffrey D. Gatlin When talking about racial issues, I know that whatever I write today may be supported by some and others…
A Time to Speak — A View from the Pew
byBy Jason Beitz For about five or six years, when I was in my mid-20s, there was something inside calling me to establish a…
A Time to Speak — Everybody counts
byBy Loretta O’Leary Aberli On a frigid February night, while most Louisvillians were scurrying to the closest grocery to “stock up” for predicted bad…
A Time to Speak — Reflecting on the beatification of Archbishop Romero
byBy Father James Flynn Thirty five years ago, on March 24, 1980, Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero-Gadalmez was martyred as he was celebrating Mass by…
A Time to Speak — A View from the Pew
byBy Kevin Sedelmeier I felt ready for Easter. I had read the little black Lenten book with stories and Scripture passages for the past…
A Time to Speak — Join in action against trafficking
byBy Sister of Charity of Nazareth Julie Driscoll This past Tuesday, we held the third annual prayer for victims and perpetrators of human trafficking….
A Time to Speak — Hispanic family life and ministry
byBy Eva Gonzalez Family — the domestic church — is the cell of society where building communion among its members is experienced. However, due…
A Time to Speak — A few words on cremation
byBy Javier Fajardo Each year, more and more people choose to be cremated for different reasons with the top two being financial and environmental…
A time to speak — A view from the pew
byBy Gary Hermann As a student at St. Stephen Martyr School and St. Xavier High School, I learned about Catholic social teaching and participated…