Holy Week changes aim to make liturgies accessible
As the second Easter under pandemic conditions approaches, special adaptations are being made around the world to make Holy Week liturgies less risky and…
Editorial — There is hope
The greatest blasphemy is to profane God’s name by hating our brothers and sisters. Pope Francis made this statement March 6 at Abraham’s birthplace…
Editorial — Immunity is in our sights
Remember that feeling when you were 4 or 5 years old, knowing your mom would be there to pick you up soon? The school…
Rouler nets $100,000 and grows awareness
Catholic Charities of Louisville’s second annual Mardi Gras-themed fundraiser netted close to $110,000 to support the agency’s programs, exceeding Catholic Charities’ fundraising goal. Rouler…
Catholic Conference of Kentucky urges support for Education Opportunity Accounts bill
Catholics are being encouraged to show their support for a bill that would help families meet the educational expenses of their children in kindergarten…
Local initiatives highlight racial justice
As the latest movement for racial justice emerged in the United States last spring, the Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Multicultural Ministry became a…
Federal grant will expand veteran services at Bellarmine
A fledgling program to support veterans at Bellarmine University has received a nearly $390,000 grant from the United States Department of Education to expand…
Mass honors men and women who said ‘yes’ to Christ
Celebrating the World Day for Consecrated Life, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz asked women and men religious to cast their minds back to “the first…
Editorial — To see God’s face
To see the face of God in a stranger can, at times, be the most challenging part of being a Christian. That’s particularly true…
Sighs of relief as Catholic school employees receive COVID-19 vaccine
St. Agnes School librarian Elizabeth Hinkebein exclaimed, “This is the best thing I’ve done in 10 months,” after Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine was pressed…