Catholic Charities, attorney general win trafficking grant
byBy Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Catholic Charities of Louisville and the Kentucky attorney general’s office will share a $1.5 million federal grant to combat human…
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Human trafficking prayer service set for May 3
byBy Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer Sixty percent of human trafficking victims identified in Kentucky since 2008 have been children, according to a recent…
Trafficking summit aims to educate citizens
byBy Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer Nichole Dathorne, a victim specialist with the Louisville FBI field office, called on those gathered at the “Human…
Summit on trafficking aims to educate, promote change
byBy Marnie McAllister, Record Editor “Human Trafficking Summit: A Look at Modern-Day Slavery in Kentucky” will be held on Oct. 20 from 8:30 a.m….
St. Stephen Martyr students discuss legislative issues
byEmily Desmond and Alex Desmond, eighth-grade students at St. Stephen Martyr School, took part in a legislative gathering at the school in July. The…
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….
Service calls attention to trafficking
byBy Marnie McAllister, Record Editor Imagine a 5-year-old girl, blonde curls bouncing as she skitters to her ballet class in South Central Kentucky. Then…
Trafficking prayer service will be held
byWomen religious, associates and others will gather April 28 at 4:30 p.m. in Jefferson Square Park, 6th and Jefferson streets, for a public prayer…
Lenten film series will highlight human trafficking
byA Lenten film and discussion series on human trafficking, sponsored by an interfaith group formed by women religious, will be presented throughout the month…
Hope in the Lord — The Immaculate Conception, the protection of human dignity
byThis Dec. 8, the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, marked my 15th anniversary as a bishop. I love that I was ordained for service…