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….
School communities connect from afar
byPhotos special to The Record Families from Notre Dame Academy — including Claire, Mason, Cooper and baby Presley Lightle, above, and Emma and Justin…
Durante la pandemia, sacerdotes trabajan para unir a difuntos y familias
byPor Carol Glatz Catholic News Service ROMA — Cuando el padre Mario Carminati fue a bendecir los restos de uno de sus feligreses, llamó…
A letter from Archbishop Kurtz
byDear Sister and Brothers in Christ, May God bless you during this holy season of Lent! This is an anxious time for all of…
A parishioner finds lessons on her way home in the midst of a pandemic
byBy Rhina Guidos Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — Tens of thousands of U.S. citizens and residents were abroad as news of the rapid spread of…
Food pantry at St. Agnes becomes a drive through
byEach month about 150 families rely on St. Agnes Church’s Dare to Care Food Pantry to supplement their nutritional needs. In the global health…
Sisters’ work during 1918 Spanish flu seen as model for crisis today
byBALTIMORE — Catholic nuns emerged as the unexpected heroes in the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic that killed hundreds of thousands in the United States…