Catholic schools closures extend through May 1
byCatholic schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville will remain closed for in-person classes through May 1 in response to Governor Andy Beshear’s recommendation that…
Benedictine Sisters to host chat about vocations on WhatsApp
byRecord Staff Report The Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, Ind., will offer weekly group chats for women ages 18-40 on WhatsApp on Thursdays…
Catholics can participate in Holy Week by watching live broadcasts
byFor most Catholics around the world, Holy Week will happen at home this year. In the Archdiocese of Louisville, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz will…
A Time to Speak — Maintaining mental and physical health
byThe COVID-19 outbreak has upended all our lives is so many different ways. Everyone has been affected, and depending on life circumstances, some more…
Women religious see the virus on four continents
byFrom the Holy Land of Kentucky to parts of South America, Africa and Asia, religious orders based in the Archdiocese of Louisville are…
Teaching Our Faith – The good news for youth and young adults: Christ is alive
byThis series of teaching editorials focuses on “Christ is Alive,” the 2019 apostolic exhortation by Pope Francis and our youth and young adult ministry…
Living Mission – Cambodia’s struggle with COVID-19
byThe COVID-19 situation in Cambodia is rather fluid at the present time. The number of infections here is 107 and has been increasing slowly…
Charities aided by One Louisville fund
byThe threat of the spread of COVID-19 has caused Catholic Charities of Louisville to make some changes in how it serves clients, but it…
Sacraments amid a pandemic
byCOVID-19 has brought the church and its faithful into new territory. Because of health and safety restrictions, some Catholics may not have access to…
Archbishop urges support for parishes
byPublic Masses may be suspended to curb COVID-19’s spread, but the work of parishes, as well as their payrolls, facilities and outreach ministries, continue….