Catholics called to advocate for immigrants
byBy Marnie McAllister, Record Assistant Editor ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. — Immigration laws in this country are ripe for change and with enough advocacy from the Catholic…
Archdiocesan students listen to Dalai Lama
byBy Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer On Tuesday His Holiness the Dalai Lama met with about 2,400 area middle and high school students, including…
Teaching Our Faith — Go Forth and Teach
byIn this installment of the series of teaching editorials, I would like to reflect on the priest as teacher. The scene could hardly be…
An Encouraging Word — Sit on God’s front porch
byWhile he was still a long way off, his father caught sight of him, and was filled with compassion. He ran to his son,…
Esperanza en El Señor — ¿San Pablo en Twitter?
byPor Arzobispo Joseph E. Kurtz Estos días de la semana de la temporada de Pascua deleitan a los que asisten a Misa diaria a…
Hope in the Lord — St. Paul on Twitter?
byBy Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz These weekdays of the Easter season treat daily Mass-goers to the exciting early days in the life of the…
Catholic Charities needs bikes and household goods for refugees
byCatholic Charities’ Migration & Refugee Services, a resettlement service program for refugees, is in need of new or used bikes for children and adults….
Catholic Charities receives national recognition for housing work
byCatholic Charities of Louisville and the Housing Partnership, Inc., were recognized recently by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Catholic Charities, which…
Archbishop, Dalai Lama discuss common ground
byBy Marnie McAllister, Record Assistant Editor Respect for every human life and the search for a lasting world peace were the subject of a private…
Charity collects funds in tornadoes’ wake
byBy Marnie McAllister and Catholic News Service Catholic Charities of Louisville is accepting donations for people affected by deadly tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma earlier…