Life in Christ – The Catholic Eastern churches
Diversity isn’t just language but can also be one of style. Just because someone may not worship just like we remember from growing up…
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A Time to Speak — Not our ‘new normal’— just our ‘temporary normal’
To say that we are living in unprecedented times would be an understatement. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic we have been forced to live…
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A Time to Speak — What St. Joseph can teach us
Fatherhood, as we know, begins in the womb. For the past 39 weeks, my wife has been pregnant with our first child (If this…
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A Time to Speak — Stop suffering in silence
Mistianna: Having a miscarriage is one of the toughest heartbreaks a couple can endure. It creates feelings of sadness, anger and loneliness. Unfortunately, one…
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A Time to Speak — Racism is a health hazard
I read recently that the city of Lincoln and Lancaster County in Nebraska made it official that racism is a health hazard. So, I…
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A Time to Speak — Catholics have obligation to vote
Kentucky has made voting, and registering to vote, easier than ever before. Additionally, many who were previously disenfranchised may now register for the first…
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A Time to Speak – An opportunity for legal professionals to gather in prayer
I’m not sure why I had not previously gone to a Red Mass, but after attending my first one two years ago, I vowed…
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A Time to Speak — In fear and anxiety, turn to God
2020 has been a scary year. After months of pandemic-induced anxiety, now the country is visibly torn by protests against racially-motivated injustices. Fear and…
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A time to speak – What are white Americans afraid of?
*A Time To Speak columns are reader-submitted opinions and do not represent to views of the Archdiocese of Louisville or The Record. White America,…
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A Time to Speak — Living out our ‘I do’
Deacon Derrick: Mistianna and I just celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary; what a milestone! We renewed our vows at the first public Mass our…
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