Life in Christ – Pope Francis and Our Mother Earth
byThis column first appeared in The Record’s Vida Católica section on February 28, 2019. Human beings fleeing, caravans of people in danger,…
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Wanted: green thumbs to nurture creation
byBy Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer Catholics around the Archdiocese of Louisville are being urged to consider planting a wildflower garden. Not only do the…
St. James School makes care for creation a priority
byBy Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer Jennifer Zimmerman teaches her students at St. James School in the Highlands that each one of them can impact…
Nativity Academy to install eco-friendly parking area
byBy Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer Visitors to Nativity Academy at St. Boniface will soon see an improved parking area and entrance to the school….
Archdiocese unveils array of solar panels
byBy Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer The Archdiocese of Louisville, in partnership with the Louisville Gas and Electric Company (LG&E), unveiled a new solar energy…
Ascension School students create butterfly garden
byBy Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer Students at Ascension School turned a little-used green space on the school’s campus into a Certified Butterfly Waystation Garden….
Teaching Our Faith — In service to the common good
byThis series of teaching editorials focuses on Pope Francis’ encyclical, “Laudato Si’ ” (“On Care for Our Common Home”). “If we can do it,…
A Time to Speak — We must join together for our ‘common home’
byBy Aruni Bhatnagar and Christina Lee Brown In this season when we pause to give thanks for all of our blessings, we would like to…
A Time to Speak — Laudato Si’ one year later
byBy Father James Flynn It was one year ago, June 18, 2015, that we earthlings received a greatly anticipated encyclical from Pope Francis. The…
Dominican Sisters adopt stance on climate change
byRecord Staff Report As the one-year anniversary of “Laudato Si’,” Pope Francis’ encyclical on creation, approached, the Dominican Sisters of Peace announced that the…