Science in the Bluegrass- Is there life out there?
byExtraterrestrials! They are an idea from science whose impact on popular culture has been huge. Think of those big movie franchises that involve beings…
Principal’s perspective — May we begin with an overflowing cup
byDr. Michael Bratcher If only we had known on Friday, March 13, 2020, what we know now. The day went by so fast, in…
Bakhita program receives federal funds
byCatholic Charities of Louisville’s Bakhita Empowerment Initiative has received $1.3 million in two grants from the federal Office for Victims of Crime, part of…
Remote learning gets a reboot for 2020-2021 fall term
byAs the 2020-2021 school year commences amid the COVID-19 pandemic, some schools are beginning in-person while others are offering a hybrid model, where students…
Educators say stories lead to understanding
byLearning the culturally diverse stories and stories of marginalized people can promote understanding and acceptance, according to two St. Xavier High School educators whose…
Buffer zone threatens lifesaving moments, pro-life advocate says
byIn the 30 or so seconds it takes a woman to walk the last block to the front doors of the EMW Women’s Surgical…
Safety tops back-to-school planning
byTents are cropping up on school lawns for outdoor classes and cafeterias are beginning to look more like classrooms as the 2020-2021 school year…
Leading with Hope
byBy Leisa Schulz We are “Leading with Hope” as we open the 2020-21 school year. While the start of every school year is marked…
Editorial – Reflect on what’s important
byBack in 1963 famed historian, Richard Hofstadter produced a work of lasting significance called Anti-Intellectualism in American Life. Though it won the Pulitzer Prize…
At Beirut parish, signs of hope, demands for accountability after blast
byBy Doreen Abi Raad Catholic News Service BEIRUT — Sunlight streamed through the damaged rotunda roof of Mar Mikhael Maronite Catholic Church, damaged when…