By Andrew Vandiver The U.S. Supreme Court is currently considering a case that will have a significant impact on educational choice and religious liberty….
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By Father Patrick Delahanty Stunned. I could not believe what I’d just heard. Kenton County Circuit Court Judge Raymond Lape, now deceased, had looked…
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By Sheila Ricketts Thanksgiving – the fourth Thursday of November by federal decree – fell on Nov. 28 this year, meaning that it was…
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When I joined the Catholic Education Foundation in April 2014, I didn’t have a grand vision or a strategic plan to guide our course….
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By Denise Puckett and Shalah Bottoms They shall bear fruit even in old age, always vigorous and sturdy… (Psalm 92:15) There are now more…
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The news that President Donald Trump is planning to sign death warrants and kill federal prisoners during the sacred season of Advent must have…
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As people of faith we support those detained in inhumane conditions on our southern border; we testify that “the Lord hears the cry of…
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by Dr. Karen Shadle I write this column from St. Meinrad Archabbey, where I am spending a few days with the priests of our…
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Though we acknowledge that we are all one day going to die, we tend to avoid that fact until we are faced with issues…
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By Ed Harpring “I don’t think they (people) understand how it feels not being able to say mom and dad. … Going through foster…
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