Social service agencies adapt to new norms
byBy Ruby Thomas and Jessica Able Record Staff Writers Non-profit agencies in the Archdiocese of Louisville are taking precautions against the spread of infection…
Living Mission – Cambodian parishes influenced by local culture
byIt might be assumed that parishes around the world are basically similar — and in the most general sense they are. They have a…
Spalding to train JCPS principals
byRecord Staff Report Spalding University announced March 11 that its College of Education will work with Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) to offer a…
Sister of Loretto Kay Carlew, 77, dies
bySister of Loretto Kay Carlew, formerly Sister Shawn Carlew, died March 11 at the Loretto Motherhouse infirmary. She was 77 and in her 59th…
Catholic Education Foundation asks patrons to continue support
byThe annual Salute to Catholic School Alumni dinner, which raises funds for tuition assistance, was supposed to be held March 18, but like most…
‘When crisis strikes’: On St. Patrick’s Day, Irish bishops offer prayers
byBy Sarah Mac Donald Catholic News Service DUBLIN — With all St. Patrick’s Day parades and events canceled due to restrictions aimed at containing the…
Red Cross seeks blood donors, safety checks in place
byThe American Red Cross is asking healthy, eligible individuals who are feeling well — especially those with blood type O — to give blood…
Masses on TV, social media provide alternatives to closed church doors
byBy Mark Pattison Catholic News Service WASHINGTON — In pandemic-unnerved America, we’re all shut-ins now. In another time, just about any city of a certain…
CDC head ‘not shy about his Catholic faith,’ says Baltimore pastor
byBy Tim Swift Catholic News Service BALTIMORE — When Msgr. Richard Woy sees Dr. Robert Redfield, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and…
Schools transition to remote learning
byWith students out of school through at least Spring Break in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19, most Catholic schools in the…