My grandma used to say to me, “Son, when a person is born, God writes a book for them. The problem is you can’t…
Speaking of journeys, it has been an incredible and fulfilling one for me since moving to Kentucky 13 years ago; becoming part of Catholic…
There’s nothing like seeing the joy on an expectant mom’s face when she graduates from our classes knowing that she has what she needs…
Has there ever been a time when Lent and Easter have been more needed and indeed prescient than 2021? Perhaps yes, but not in…
2020 was a hard year in many ways, full of defining moments that taught us a lot as individuals, families, communities and as a…
The term “faithful citizenship” recognizes our dual heritage as both faithful Catholics and citizens in a democratic society. We hold rights and duties, both…
When a former client recently showed up at the reception desk of Catholic Charities of Louisville, he didn’t know where else to turn. The…
By Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz In September of 2015, Pope Francis visited the United States on pilgrimage. At the time, as president of the…
Immigrants and people who want to be supportive of immigrants are invited to attend the Share the Journey Immigration Legal Workshop on March 3….
By Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer In response to Pope Francis’ call for Catholics to “Share the Journey” of their lives with one another,…