Food pantry at St. Agnes becomes a drive through
Each month about 150 families rely on St. Agnes Church’s Dare to Care Food Pantry to supplement their nutritional needs. In the global health…
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Sisters, volunteers sew face masks
Throughout their 200-year history, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth have responded during times of health crises. Whether that was in times of cholera,…
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COVID-19 is not God’s judgment, but a call to live differently, pope says
By Cindy Wooden Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — The worldwide coronavirus pandemic is not God’s judgment on humanity, but God’s call on people to…
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Archdiocese unveils new strategic plan
The Archdiocese of Louisville has introduced a new strategic plan that aims to empower leaders, expand Hispanic ministry, enhance ministry to young adults and…
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Pandemic fosters creativity in ministry
As we all dutifully sit at home, doing our part to protect vulnerable people from COVID-19, the Holy Spirit has been busy inspiring creative…
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Hope in the Lord — Four steps to deal with COVID-19
All of us have correctly been occupied with responding to the pandemic of COVID-19 and the ways to mitigate its grave impact. We naturally…
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Teacher trusts we’ll ‘be a better people’
With the announcement that all schools in Kentucky will remain closed until at least April 20, educators and parents must again adjust expectations of…
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Catholic schools to cease in-person classes until April 20
Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville will remain closed for in-person classes until April 20 in response to Governor Andy Beshear’s recommendation that…
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Pandemic upends routines and rituals
Martyrs, prisoners of war, Catholics in remote parts of the world and others have at times been unable to receive the Eucharist. In those…
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System to report misconduct by bishops goes live
Catholic News Service and Record Staff Reports WASHINGTON — A nation-wide system for reporting allegations of sexual misconduct against U.S. bishops and eparchs is…
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Masses in the Archdiocese of Louisville are suspended
Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz has suspended all public Masses in the Archdiocese of Louisville March 16, effective immediately and until further notice. With guidance…
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Confined to your home? Archbishop recommends a prayer routine
Times of uncertainty are times to stay especially close to Christ and one another — though not necessarily in close physical proximity — said…
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Hope in the Lord — God who called you by name
I was at St. Bernadette Church on March 1, and I found a church packed with enthusiasm. I am told that 388 adults and…
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Sisters’ work during 1918 Spanish flu seen as model for crisis today
BALTIMORE — Catholic nuns emerged as the unexpected heroes in the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic that killed hundreds of thousands in the United States…
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Gobiernos latinoamericanos consideran consecuencias económicas de pandemia
Por Barbara Fraser Catholic News Service LIMA, Perú (CNS) — En el noveno día del estado de emergencia que impuso Perú para frenar la…
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Pope joins U.N. call for immediate global cease-fire
By Carol Glatz Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Saying conflicts can never be resolved with war, Pope Francis added his support to a U.N….
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Décadas después de la guerra, El Salvador ve una cosecha de mártires
Por Rhina Guidos Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Cuando la Iglesia Católica de El Salvador declaró un año jubilar por sus mártires, algunos sospechaban,…
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Zubik: Take all precautions amid virus but also seek Mary’s intercession
PITTSBURGH — As the coronavirus touches everyone’s life “with uncertainty, confusion, fear and suffering,” Pittsburgh Bishop David A. Zubik urged Catholics to “to reflect…
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Older Catholics reflect on pandemic’s effect on faith life, how they cope
By Ed Langlois Catholic News Service PORTLAND, Ore. — Early in the coronavirus pandemic, even before Archbishop Alexander K. Sample of Portland canceled public…
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Coronavirus may produce misery beyond disease to migrants, home countries
By Rhina Guidos Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Lack of jobs and economic disparity in Central America were already driving large numbers of migrants…
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