Filters for Navajo aim to ease suffering
byBy Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer As the coronavirus digs deeper into Navajo Nation, infecting Native Americans at a higher rate than anywhere in…
Editorial — Catholic education distilled
byIf you’ve ever wondered about the value of a Catholic education, let the class of 2020 tell you. The annual Graduation Issue, part of…
Return to public Masses
byParishes around the Archdiocese of Louisville received the archbishop’s permission to reopen to the public with precautions as of May 20 at limited capacity….
Catholic schools to be included in federal relief funds
byKentucky’s non-public schools, including Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville, will be eligible to receive federal relief from the CARES Act for such…
2020 graduates find perspective in pandemic
byBy Kristen Graas’ accounting, she and her 121 Mercy Academy classmates, lost 52 days of the 1,362 school-year days promised to them as freshman….
Living Mission: Medical care hit or miss in Cambodia
byIn many parts of the world, as COVID-19 rears its head, normal practices and ways of life have been changed or abandoned. Life in…
Easily connect to your Catholic community when you go to college
byRecord Staff Report Students interested in staying connected to their faith in college and families that wish to ensure their college-bound graduates connect to…
A Time to Speak — Help connect your college-bound grad to the church
byWith so many parish activities closed due to the coronavirus, some worry that a few Catholics might not come back to Mass and the…
Colleges postpone graduation plans
byBellarmine and Spalding universities will delay plans for commencement ceremonies, according to announcements from the two institutions. Bellarmine announced plans to host a commencement…
Students earn master’s degrees from St. Meinrad
bySixty students received master’s degrees from St. Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology in St. Meinrad, Ind., at the end of the spring 2020…