Editorial — It’s OK to feel angry with God
byWe’ve seen it time and time again, people crawling from their tornado-splintered home and thanking God that they’re still alive. Others praise God for…
We’ve seen it time and time again, people crawling from their tornado-splintered home and thanking God that they’re still alive. Others praise God for…
The tenor and tone of our lives today can be loud and obnoxious. Some people spend a lot of time yelling at each other….
Each January in the United States the sins of abortion and racism collide in the space of a week. We celebrate the Jan. 15…
In the 1950s in a far from affluent part of town, there was a group of children who, like children everywhere, looked forward every…
The members of the class of 2022 love their Catholic schools as much as any classes before them. Their alma mater’s hallowed halls feel…
In his message for Christmas, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz writes of “the uninvited guest who transforms our estrangement into a community.” That transformative power…
The National Catholic Partnership on Disability offered a learning session this week about how to create an environment at Mass for persons with certain…
We are finally easing our way into the holiday season and away from the time of endless political advertisements, robo calls, incessant emails asking…
The same creative ministry that emerged when churches had to suspend traditional worship in mid-March is continuing in the archdiocese of Louisville’s 110 parishes…
If you’ve ever wondered about the value of a Catholic education, let the class of 2020 tell you. The annual Graduation Issue, part of…