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The social media accounts linked to from recordarchlou are: • Facebook • Instagram • X Besides social media accounts, recordarchlou has populated their site with: • Official — Deacon, priest receive additional assignments • Masses and home visits: Seminarians learn pastoral ministry from parish summer assignments • Community Calendar — July 30, 2026 • Like its patron, ‘fervor and generosity’ describe St. James parish, pastor says • Back to School Fair helps families prepare for school and beyond • Family and Life ministry office to hold series of workshops on pastoral care for the sick • Catholic youth camp blends faith, friendship and fun • Official — Archbishop makes two clergy appointments • St. Joseph Children’s Home aims to bring healing to traumatized children • Summer 2026 Marriage Announcements! • Community Calendar — July 23, 2026 • Along with entertainment, picnic organizers keep safety at forefront • Safe environment workshops scheduled • The Good Steward — For faithful citizens, a ‘healthy tension’ can help our nation • Classifieds - The Record Newspaper • Pilgrims walk in the steps of the Georgia Martyrs • Community Calendar — July 16, 2026 • St. Edward parishioners are crafting World Mission Rosaries for Archbishop Sheen’s September beatification • Ohio teens lend a hand at Catholic Charities • Care for Creation — ‘Tending the garden of the Lord’ • Father Anthony C. Ngo, longtime pastor of St. John Vianney, dies at 67 • Misa anual de aniversario para parejas casadas se celebrará a finales de agosto • Annual Anniversary Mass for married couples will be celebrated in late August • Meet 4 religious sisters dedicating their lives to God in 2026 • Between Amens — What makes a parish welcoming? • After donors responded to urgent need, Catholic Charities’ abundance helps parishes feed the hungry • Community Calendar — July 9, 2026 • Official — Archbishop Fabre makes clergy appointments • Oficial — El arzobispo Fabre realiza nombramientos clericales • Priest from Nigeria appointed to lead the Office of Multicultural Ministry • Day of reflection for African American Ministry highlights evangelization • Pope Leo's July prayer intention: 'For respect for human life' • Prayer and patriotism: July 4 event commemorates America at 250 • The Record staff earns national honors for journalism produced in 2025 • Epiphany Church commemorates America’s 250th with 250 works of mercy • Community Calendar — July 2, 2026 • On-site and On-call: Seminarian shares hospital ministry summer assignment • CSAA champs decided in multiple sports • Share the Journey — Ministry at three miles per hour • Flannery O'Connor: Southern writer made Catholic vision 'apparent by shock' • Archdiocese of Louisville Ministry Institute will offer a variety of classes in July • Mentoring program enriches the lives of refugee youth and their mentors • Community Calendar — June 25, 2026 • Local refugees find community at World Refugee Day celebration • Deaneries are consulted on the Parish Planning Draft Plan • The Good Steward — Reverence for human life and sexuality • Catholic Enrichment Center to hold a Back to School fair July 25 • Archbishop Shelton thanks consecrated religious for their ‘love in Jesus Christ’ at special Mass for jubilarians • Wanted: High school and college-aged altar servers to assist the archbishop • The father behind the pope: How Karol Wojtyla Sr. helped shape St. John Paul II • Science in the Bluegrass — A brief history of scientific specimens in the Archdiocese of Louisville • Community Calendar — June 18, 2026 • Three archdiocesan agency leaders will conclude their service this month • First Friday, First Saturday devotion seen as a ‘sacrifice of time’ and a time of grace • 2026 Lenten Dining Guide • Santos Para Niños • Calling young artists! Saints for Kids • Pilgrims of Hope Submission Form • St. James in Elizabethtown is celebrating its 175th anniversary with Mass, novena, service and more • Catholics encouraged to be ‘Pilgrims of hope’ in Jubilee Year • Marriage Announcements - The Record Newspaper • Archbishop opens Jubilee Year of Hope • Between Amens — A proactive and positive approach to death • Bulletin Board — May 16, 2024 • Entre Aménes — Un enfoque proactivo y positivo ante la muerte • Deacon Matthew Millay to be ordained a priest - The Record Newspaper • Subscribe to our weekly e-newsletter! • Subscribirse a Vida Católica • Picnic Guide 2026 • Father Isaac McDaniel dies at 74 • Los cambios en el periódico The Record ofrecen nuevas oportunidades para contar historias y fomentar la unidad • Report: Vocations to religious life in US decline, but key factors can positively impact numbers • Changes at The Record offer new avenues for storytelling and unity • Home | The Record | Archdiocese of Louisville • Behind the scenes: St. X students pull an all-nighter during for the Crusade for Children • Consecration 101: What the bishops’ upcoming consecration of the US to the Sacred Heart means • Love is the only path to Christian unity, pope says • Coasting down Highway 61, Corpus Christi procession bridges parish communities • The Good Steward — Practical steps toward peace • Archdiocese of Louisville contributes $311,000 to the WHAS Crusade for Children • Vatican official to lead parish workshop • Flowers, stadiums, Banderas and jamón: Spain is ready to welcome Pope Leo XIV • Hildegard House seeks volunteers, offers two-day training in January • Teachers return to the classroom this summer — as students • Workshop promotes action for creation - The Record Newspaper • Presentation Academy students highlight human trafficking with ‘Red Sand’ project • Catholic school educators retire after decades of service • Community Calendar — June 4, 2026 • As World Cup approaches, Pope Leo's June prayer intention is for sport to foster peace and encounter • Father Evrard Muhoza ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville • St. Meinrad awarded Lilly grant to help youth navigate the digital age • Ursuline Sisters of Louisville celebrate milestone anniversaries • Deacon Evrard Muhoza hopes to be ‘son of unity’ upon ordination to the priesthood • St. Xavier Graduation Essays 2026 • Trinity Graduation Essays 2026 • Official — Two clergy appointments announced • Pope Leo asks Catholics worldwide to pray rosary for peace May 30 • The Good Steward — Everyone has a vocation to be holy • Catholic Conference of Kentucky sees successes in 2026 legislative session • Sacred Heart Graduation Essays 2026 • Community Calendar — May 28, 2026 • Banquet honors African American Catholic leadership • Mercy Graduation Essays 2026 • Immaculata Graduation Essays 2026 • Four seminarians formally proclaim their intention to serve as priests • Bishop Ricard, first Black bishop to serve as Baltimore auxiliary and cousin of Archbishop Fabre, dies at 86 • Holy Angels Graduation Essays 2026 • DeSales Graduation Essay 2026 • 'Magnifica Humanitas': Pope Leo's AI encyclical warns of temptation to build future excluding God • Living Mission — What it means to be a missionary disciple • Bethlehem Graduation Essays 2026 • Holy Cross Graduation Essays 2026 • Consuela a Mi Gente — Proceso de Planificación Pastoral • Comfort My People — Pastoral Planning Process • Dominican Father Anthony Breen, a missionary, dies at 90 • St. Margaret Mary Church breaks ground on parish hall • Sisters from Vietnam celebrate ten years serving in Louisville • Archbishop dedicates new office at St. Gregory the Great School • Community Calendar — May 21, 2026 • Ministry institute will offer a variety of classes in June • Care for Creation — Ecological and social problems are interconnected • Maple Mount Ursulines from Louisville celebrate jubilees • Letter from the Archbishop — Catholic World Missions Collection is May 23-24 • An unfailing treasure: 'Rerum Novarum' and defending the working class • Between Amens — The benefits of boredom for children and adults, alike • Women and men in religious life will be honored June 17 • Community Calendar — May 14, 2026 • How to celebrate the feast of Saint Isidore the Farmer • Maranatha Retreat for the chronically ill and caregivers set for June 13 • Holy Trinity’s ‘Saints in Training’ program helps families pray together • Olympian Dominique Dawes shares her conversion story on visit to Louisville • Spalding University confers 585 degrees to the class of 2026 • Bellarmine celebrates 73rd commencement • Cathedral will host a trio of prayer opportunities in observance of the U.S.’s 250th birthday • Father McGivney: Founder's desire for charity built Knights of Columbus' success • Communion Minister Formation will be offered in the coming months • Olympian will address Spalding University grads at May 9 commencement • The faithful honor Mary in May • Bellarmine to confer 836 degrees May 9 • Official — Clergy receive new appointments, effective summer 2026 • Community Calendar — May 7, 2026 • E-town school’s ‘International Day’ promotes understanding and inclusion • ‘People of Hope’ mobile museum will offer free tours May 14-16 • Post-abortion healing retreat to be offered May 22-24 • Pope Leo's prayer intention for May: 'That everyone might have food' • Comfort My People — The Solemnity of Pentecost: Celebrating the outpouring of the Holy Spirit • Consuela a Mi Gente — La Solemnidad de Pentecostés: Celebrando la efusión del Espíritu Santo • Local Catholic aims to bring God’s love and joy to Derby festivities • Una mujer Católica local aspira a llevar el amor y la alegría de Dios a las festividades del Derby • Community Calendar — April 30, 2026 • Sacred Heart Academy breaks ground on expansion and modernization initiatives • Presentation Academy students walk for creation • Safe environment workshops scheduled for May and June • 10 takeaways from a report on the 400 men becoming U.S. priests in 2026 • See what missionaries say Pope Leo's Africa trip was (really) all about • Ursuline Sisters issue statement in response ‘to the needs of our time’ • Care for Creation – Parked, but polluting • Bellarmine president announces plan to retire in mid-2027 • DeSales students start Mental Fitness Club to stop stigma, prioritize mental health • Catholic Charities of Louisville offers array of volunteer opportunities • Community Calendar — April 23, 2026 • Nine priests of the Archdiocese of Louisville are marking 25, 50 and 60 years of ministry • Bellarmine students use classroom skills to locate and mark graves of Black Catholics • St. Serra Club of Louisville earns national recognition for effort to promote vocations • Share the Journey — Volunteering is a two-way gift • Mercy Academy breaks ground on 12,000-square-foot innovation center • Monte Cassino pilgrimages planned on Sundays during May • Mother Cabrini: First U.S. citizen canonized a saint dedicated life to New York's Italian immigrants • Youth Focus • Bellarmine launches Laudato Si’ Action Platform to advance campus sustainability • St. Meinrad will offer online open house for graduate program • Community Calendar — April 16, 2026 • Mobile exhibit highlighting stories of mercy and hope will come to Louisville May 14-16 • Science in the Bluegrass — Creation and creationism • Sixth annual Alumnae Unite to rally graduates for fundraiser • Seeking student artists to depict the saints • Diaper bank gala on April 25 will support ministry facing urgent need • ‘Reveal the love of Jesus,’ Archbishop Fabre asks two men ordained to the transitional diaconate • Father Donald W. Springman, a teacher, dies at 84 • Father Robert E. Osborne, a pastor and teacher, dies at 98 • Between Amens — Beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen • A life that points beyond the tomb: Mother reflects on son's faith as sainthood cause opens • Annual Turtle Derby supports the Little Sisters of the Poor, set for May 16 • 10 UofL students enter the Church at Easter • Community Calendar - April 9, 2026 • Catholic Services Appeal, which funds ministries, reaches an all-time high • Archbishop Shelton issues appeal for peace, prayer to ‘prevent more loss of life’ • Safe environment workshops scheduled for April and May • Catholic Charities is accepting applications for 2026-2027 Youth Board • Easter Message from Archbishop Shelton: The trumpet of salvation has sounded • Mensaje de Pascua del arzobispo Shelton: La trompeta de la salvación ha sonado • Two men to be ordained to the diaconate • Community Calendar — April 2, 2026 • At Chrism Mass, Archbishop Fabre calls on the faithful to pour themselves out in service to God • Letter from the Archbishop — Pontifical Good Friday Collection supports the Church in the Holy Land • Deanery-wide Divine Mercy celebration planned at St. Athanasius • Comfort My People — Let us prepare our hearts for Holy Week • Consuela a mi gente — Preparemos nuestros corazones para la Semana Santa • ‘One Nation Under God’ pilgrim to evangelize across East Coast • Community Calendar — Mar. 26, 2026 • Parish Planning Process: In phase three, pastoral leaders will examine a draft plan and provide feedback • Longtime archdiocesan director Annette Mandley-Turner to retire; national search for successor is underway • The Good Steward — Papal concern for children’s rights • Martine Siegel, a nurse who serves the archdiocese, honored for career in mental health • Maple Mount Ursulines elect new leadership council • Registration for archdiocese’s World Youth Day pilgrimage in 2027 is live • People of God invited to attend archdiocesan-wide Chrism Mass the morning of March 31 • Youth share their faith with peers during ‘I Am Encounter' • Eighth graders pray, fast and serve on the second Friday of Lent • Seven parishes will be open for ‘7 Churches’ pilgrimage on Holy Thursday • Community Calendar — Mar. 19, 2026 • Youth Board assists Catholic Charities’ initiatives • Living Mission — Learning to be at home again • Queen’s Daughters fashion show and lunch to feature Miss Kentucky and former Miss America • I Am Encounter leaves teens with six pointers for living a happy life • Saints for Kids — How to celebrate the feast of Saint Patrick • Share the Journey — A journey rooted in agriculture • Marriage Announcements — March 2026 Issue • Letter from the Archbishop — Catholic Relief Services Collection is March 14-15 • ‘Game-changing endeavor’ to fund tuition assistance nears $100 million goal • Community Calendar — Mar. 12, 2026 • Spring breakers on a mission to serve underserved people • 36th annual Salute raises record $1.8 million for tuition assistance • Between Amens — Laetere Sunday, a brighter spot in Lent • Flaget Memorial awards grants to three organizations for wellness initiatives • Care for Creation — Change begins with lunch • Deacon Lee Bidwell, who served at St. Helen in Glasgow, dies at 85 • Spalding adds new health programs designed to address local needs • ‘Outstanding Catholic Educator’ award recipient reflects on 22 years of service at St. Rita School • Bellarmine, Louisville Ballet partnership leads to new arts-centered degree program • Community Calendar — March 5, 2026 • Deacon Theodore ‘Ted’ Luckett, retired detective, dies at 76 • Archdiocese, distillery collaborate on second edition in the Faithfully Crafted series of spirits • As violence spreads in the Middle East, Archbishop Fabre asks the faithful to join him in prayers for peace • St. Vincent de Paul’s annual Roses & Rosé event set for April 26 • Graduation Issue Advertising Information • Faithful pray the Stations of the Cross at cemeteries on Lenten Fridays • Volunteer Section — How will we show up? • St. Vincent de Paul’s new drop-in center aims to offset the loss of library access • Archbishop to throw the first pitch, priest to sing national anthem at Louisville Bats Home Opener March 27 • Teens invited to attend ‘I AM’ faith and fellowship event March 15 • Archdiocese issues new sacramental guidelines • La Arquidiócesis emite nuevas directrices sacramentales • Community Calendar — Feb. 26, 2026 • Official — Leadership of Vocation Office to shift with new appointments • Mercy Academy juniors meet with lawmakers in Frankfort • The Good Steward — A time to turn away from ourselves • Archdiocese of Louisville’s 270 catechumens are a ‘sign of hope,’ archbishop says at Rite of Election • St. Mary Academy students learn about adaptive sports, try wheelchair basketball • Ursulines to host documentary screening for Catholic Sisters Week • ‘Baldy Gras’ fundraiser held at St. Bernard school for St. Baldrick’s Foundation • Students win Derby Museum’s ‘Horsing Around With Art Awards’ • Submit a Marriage Announcement! • Science in the Bluegrass — Book examines existence of other ‘earths’ • After losing children to addiction, mothers say support groups can help mourners find purpose • Letter from the Archbishop — Black and Indian Mission collection will be Feb. 21-22 • Bethlehem High School students get to meet, present gifts to Pope Leo XIV • Community Calendar — Feb. 19, 2026 • Commentary — This Lent, let’s ‘Go and do likewise’ • Pope Leo, Archbishop Fabre begin Lent with focus on conversion, transformation • Lay Missionaries of Charity will offer a Lenten retreat Feb. 28 • Share the Journey — A journey in immigration law • 2026 winners of Vocation Essay and Poster contest named • Father Joseph M. Fowler, retired pastor and co-founder of Hand in Hand, dies • Pope Leo XIV explains why Catholics fast during Lent • ‘Unstructured’ young adult retreats planned for April and August • Merton Black History Month Lecture will feature a University of Georgia professor • Between Amens —The Olympic Cross: What does the Church have to do with athletics? • St. Paul School steps into Black History Month with interactive ‘wax museum’ led by second graders • Official — Priest receives new appointment • 2005 alumnus named Trinity High School’s seventh principal • Community Calendar — Feb. 12, 2026 • ‘Salute’ will feature best-selling author in bid to raise a record $1.75 million for Catholic education • Comfort My People — We are called to uphold the dignity of human life • Consuela a Mi Gente — Estamos llamados a defender la dignidad de la vida humana • St. Meinrad Archabbey to host video gaming retreat for young adults • Teens invited to attend ‘Walk with Me’ worship night Feb. 24 at Sacred Heart • Local Catholics gather to pray for peace and hope amid violence • Retreats planned at Mount St. Francis during Lent • Care for Creation — How God connects to us through nature • Catholic youth ministry conference draws 300 to Louisville; Archbishop Fabre offers roadmap for ministry • Community Calendar — Feb. 5, 2026 • Safe Environment workshops will be offered in Louisville and Elizabethtown • Scouts earn religious emblems • Catholic Schools Spotlight — Sister Mary Angela Shaughnessy, a pioneer in Catholic school law • Comfort my People — Ordinary Time: A season for prayer and reflection • Consuela a Mi Gente — Una época para la oración y la reflexión • Saints for Kids — How to celebrate the feast of Saint Brigid • Weather curbs Catholic Schools Week celebrations, but gratitude remains • A snowy prayer takes shape • Archbishop to hold Holy Hour for Peace Feb. 6 • Educators, school volunteer honored as part of Catholic Schools Week • Community Calendar — Jan. 29, 2026 • Students make a pilgrimage to the March for Life in D.C. • CEF announces poster and essay contest winners for 2026 • Superintendent's Message — Catholic Schools Week: United in Faith and Community • Vigil for Life summons Catholics to be apostles of 'a civilization of love' • Community Calendar — Jan. 22, 2026 • Altar servers called to be ‘young friends of Jesus Christ,’ says archbishop • Prayer service for peace and justice honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. • US cardinals call for 'genuinely moral foreign policy for our nation' • Living Mission — Mission at home • Letter from the Archbishop — Opportunities for Life collection will be Jan. 17 & 18 • 40th annual archdiocesan Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration set for Jan. 17 • Community Calendar — Jan. 15, 2026 • Official — Priests receive new assignments • Sixteen priests share their talents to raise funds for seminarians • Editorials & Commentary Archives • Mass for Life set for Jan. 24 at St. Raphael Church • Racing Louisville’s Sarah Weber shares her faith, advice for young Catholic athletes • Official — Clergy receive new assignments • Community Calendar — Jan. 8, 2026 • SEEK 2026 summons youth to draw close to Christ, discover his plan for their lives • Catholic Charities’ Rouler fundraiser set for Feb. 17 • Before the bell: St. Xavier students study Scripture - The Record Newspaper • Blast from the Past — ‘Interest Growing in Feast of Epiphany’ • Pope Leo, bishops react to US capture of Maduro with concern for Venezuela • A Time to Speak — Expecting in the Jubilee Year of Hope • Letter from the Archbishop — Annual Catholic Charities collection set for Dec. 27 & 28 • Archbishop Shelton J. Fabre’s 2025 Christmas Message • Mensaje de Navidad de 2025 • ‘Christmas in the Archdiocese’ — Blast from the Past • Community Calendar — Dec. 18, 2025 • Thirty-eight parishes and schools benefit from #iGiveCatholic day of giving • Consuela Mi Gente — Preparémonos para el nacimiento de Cristo • Hope is central to the closing of Immaculate Heart of Mary Church • St. Vincent de Paul, Catholic Charities toy drives bring cheer to hundreds • Editorials & Commentary • Archbishop prays Our Lady of Guadalupe will intercede for immigrants • El arzobispo ora para que Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe interceda por los inmigrantes • Community Calendar — Dec. 11, 2025 • Choirs, cookies and Christmas: Holiday event draws 3,000 to local parish • Letter from the Archbishop — Collection for the Retirement Fund for Religious December 13-14 • Navigating grief during the holidays • St. Gabriel one of 26 preschools chosen to pilot new early childhood education effort • A Time to Speak — A frugal, Laudato Si’ Christmas • Readers share experience as ‘pilgrims of hope’ during Jubilee Year • Community Calendar — Dec. 4, 2025 • Saints for Kids — How to celebrate the feast of Saint Francis Xavier • Official — The closing of Immaculate Heart of Mary parish • Thirteen Dominican Sisters of Peace celebrate jubilees • Parishes plan Masses, novenas, music for the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe • Las parroquias preparan misas, novenas y música para la fiesta de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe • Comfort my People — Mary, the spirit of Advent • Consuela a Mi Gente — María, el espíritu de Adviento • Trinity to induct eight into Hall of Fame • Donation drive honors dedicated teen volunteer • Want to help? Ministry to the hungry takes many forms in the Archdiocese of Louisville • Community Calendar — Nov. 27, 2025 • Parishes collaborate to feed the hungry at Thanksgiving • Local teens encounter Pope Leo in digital papal dialogue • Medical students open clinic at parish to serve people in need • Our Lady of Guadalupe celebration set for Dec. 6 • La Celebración de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe será el 6 de diciembre • Marriage Announcements Submission Form! • Little Sisters of the Poor see God’s providence in their tradition of begging • Congregations of women religious honored for their research into the people they enslaved • Louisville native completes ministry as worldwide leader of the Passionist nuns • Gold Mass invokes St. Albert’s intercession for the sciences • Community Calendar — Nov. 20, 2025 • Archbishop asks Catholics to help alleviate critical food need in the community • Official — Associate pastors named for five parishes • Shrine’s lay canons invested at the Shrine of St. Martin of Tours • Healthcare workers gather for retreat, annual Mass • African American Catholic History to be celebrated Nov. 30 • Letter from the Archbishop — Catholic Campaign for Human Development collection set Nov. 22-23 • Discover Catholic Schools — Forming hearts and minds for Christ • Eleven teachers receive St. Katharine Drexel award • Local teen helps prepare for papal dialogue • From students to stewards: Catholic schools teach stewardship through focus on faith, service, learning, official says • Community Calendar - Nov. 13, 2025 • US bishops approve 'special pastoral message' on immigration • Parishes and schools join in #iGiveCatholic day of giving • Local Catholic Women’s Conference draws 350 • Tree of Remembrance lighting at Calvary set for Dec. 5 • Veterans honored ahead of Veterans’ Day • Bethlehem High School honors four for their contributions to the school • Season of Creation poster winners named • Federal funding, food are key topics of conversation at Catholic Charities event • Community Calendar — Nov. 6, 2025 • Archbishop Fabre prays for comfort and healing after UPS plane crash • Archbishop encourages Catholics to reflect on their baptism and the promise of eternal life at All Souls’ Mass • Vocation Awareness — Vocation Office to coaches and teachers: Let’s build the best team for our Catholic community • Teachers recognized as educators of hope at annual luncheon • In their words...Seminarians recall a simple moment when they felt called to the priesthood • Youth service days focus on the dignity of life • Comfort My People — My call to the priesthood • Consuela a Mi Gente — Mi llamado al sacerdocio • Vocation Awareness – Vicar for vocations says all Catholics have a role in encouraging vocations • Concientización Vocacional – El Vicario para las Vocaciones afirma que todos los católicos tienen un papel en el fomento de las vocaciones • ‘Our shelves are bare and the lines are long’ — Local agencies ask community to help provide food aid • From spooky to sacred: Catholic cemeteries are an extension of parish communities, says director • Bulletin Board — Oct. 30, 2025 • Seminarians share first-year experience, which focuses on human, spiritual formation • Sisters of Charity of Nazareth re-envision their approach to building relationships and inspiring vocations • Holy Cross will induct five people and the Ursuline Sisters into its Hall of Fame • Boys & Girls Haven to hold annual celebration Nov. 7 • Saints for Kids — St. Martin of Tours • Priest Variety Show set for Jan. 9 • Walking with Moms in Need ministry comes with blessings and challenges • Part two of the parish planning process is underway • Bulletin Board — Oct. 23, 2025 • Official — Clergy receive new appointments • Deacon honored as Catholic Charities’ volunteer of the year for 25+ years of service in nursing homes • Gold Mass for those interested in science is set for Nov. 15 • Family life conference examines the impact of immigration policy on families • St. Meinrad names local men to Board of Overseers • DeSales to honor five at annual ‘Hall of Honors’ awards dinner Nov. 5 • Bulletin Board — Oct. 16, 2025 • Men, boys gather weekly in Elizabethtown, Ky., to study virtue in ‘Fraternus’ group • Bellarmine’s Guarnaschelli Lecture, set for Oct. 30, will examine Nuremberg trials • Christ the Healer, small parish in Metcalfe County, celebrates 50 years • Louisville police chief pays a visit to Nativity Academy • Dr. Dan Zoeller, Trinity’s longest-serving principal, to retire in June • Archbishop to celebrate All Souls’ Day Mass Nov. 3 at Calvary Cemetery • ‘God loves you,’ Archbishop Fabre tells young adult Catholics • How to celebrate the feast of Saint Carlo Acutis • Youth invited to participate in Vocation Essay and Poster Contest • At 75, Bellarmine University launches $75 million capital campaign • Bulletin Board — Oct. 9, 2025 • Church must 'walk poor with the poor' to serve Christ, says Pope Leo in new exhortation - The Record Newspaper • Catholic Charities’ Migration and Refugee Services celebrates 50 years • New award and lecture series honors the spirit of the late Sister Martha Buser • Between Amens – A case for praying the rosary daily • Longtime volunteers help keep Mass on the air • Mass, retreat for Medical Professionals set for Nov. 15 • Eight to be inducted into St. Xavier High School’s Alumni Hall of Honors • St. Thérèse Novena draws the devotion of people seeking healing • St. Vincent de Paul Church renovates parish hall • Annual Red Mass was celebrated Oct. 1 • Respect Life Month — Practical advice for growing respect life ministry • 2025 Catholic Services Appeal opens with the theme ‘Giving Hope to All’ • Bulletin Board — Oct. 2, 2025 • Deacons gather for annual assembly • How to celebrate the feast of St. Thérèse of Lisieux • Pope asks everyone to pray the rosary for peace throughout October • Respect Life Month Events - October 2025 • Green Mass directs the faithful to look for God in creation • Rivalry game luncheon raises record $675,000 for Catholic education • New Ursuline Innovation STEM Center is a commitment to Laudato Si’, say school leaders • Comfort My People — Life: Our Sign of Hope – Respect Life Month • Consuela Mi Gente — La Vida: Nuestro signo de esperanza — Mes del Respeto por la Vida • Service opportunities, real encounters help shape respect for human life, says pro-life coordinator • Inauguration of Spalding’s 11th president centers on Christ’s love • Bulletin Board • Faith formation in the archdiocese is in a ‘golden age,’ says director • Bellarmine pilgrimage will feature campus trees, prayer and reflection • Joseph Duerr, who served at The Record for more than four decades, dies • Children invited to participate in Living Rosary • Se invita a niños a participar en el Rosario Viviente • First responders honored at first of two Blue Masses • Tapings of Mass of the Air are open to all Catholics • The Record seeks nominations for individuals in ‘hidden ministries’ • Saints for Kids — St. Carlo Acutis • The Lord’s Laundry: Behind the scenes of altar linen ministry • Estate planning for women set for Oct. 9 • School year begins with six new seminarians for the Archdiocese of Louisville • Bulletin Board - Sept. 18, 2025 • Catholic Women’s Conference set for Nov. 8 • 156 couples celebrate sacramental marriage in special liturgy • Catholic Charities’ ‘Coffee and Conversations’ dates set • St. Vincent de Paul launches ‘Stock the Shelves’ initiative to meet need • Siblings attend canonization, saying they are striving for sainthood together • 18th annual Salute to THE GAME set for Sept. 25 • Novena will be offered for healing through the intercession of St. Thérèse • Saints are not absent, they’re ‘standing right next to us,’ says priest • Free health fairs set for late September • Student safety ‘is number one priority,’ says superintendent of Catholic schools • Local parishes highlight St. Carlo Acutis during canonization weekend • Bulletin Board — Sept. 11, 2025 • Donors provide a record $8.6 million to fund tuition assistance • Sacred Heart Schools launches $30 million ‘Sacred Heart Forever’ campaign • Archbishop will celebrate first Green Mass using new formulary Sept. 25 • Sister John Christopher Langford to celebrate 60th jubilee • Knights, Scouts take cue from Laudato Si’ for flag retirement projec • Monte Cassino pilgrimages honoring Mary set for October • New young saints encourage faithful to live life to the full, pope says • Jubilee pilgrimage: 5 sights to see on pilgrimage to St. Augustine Church in Lebanon, Ky. • Hundreds gather at Galt House for St. Vincent de Paul national assembly • Saints for Kids — How to celebrate the feast of Saint Mother Teresa • Blessed Carlo Acutis’ exhibit to be displayed on canonization weekend • Bulletin Board — September 4, 2025 • Special Mass offers accompaniment to families that are separated • Ursuline Sisters of Louisville highlighted in documentary by local filmmaker • Workshop for church musicians set for Oct. 4 at Holy Spirit Church • Students chosen to serve on Catholic Charities Youth Board • Comfort My People — Spiritual connection with God • Consuela Mi Gente — Conexión espiritual con Dios • Bellarmine hosts Mass, Catholic Fair to start the school year • Parish catechetical ministry is focus of daylong event planned Sept. 20 • El ministerio catequético parroquial será el tema central del evento del día planeado para el 20 de septiembre • Pilgrims from surrounding dioceses travel to Kentucky Holy Land • Pilgrimages of Hope for Creation planned during ‘Season of Creation’ • Bulletin Board — August 28, 2025 • St. Teresa’s Kitchen in Fairdale delivers ‘small things with great love’ • Archbishop Fabre invites the faithful to join him in prayer after Catholic school shooting • At correctional facility, a small but dedicated group of volunteers and inmates worship together • Creation Care Team invites students to enter Season of Creation poster contest • Norton to offer conference for faith leaders on navigating health care Oct. 21 • Blue Masses for first responders planned in Louisville and Bardstown • The Record will reduce print frequency to build on digital communications • DeSales to host its fifth annual ‘Bourbon, Brew and Bites Bash’ Sept. 27 • Bulletin Board — August 21, 2025 • Ignite Workshop set for October to help parishes, schools support vocation efforts • Bellarmine welcomes more than 670 first-year students • First Saturday Devotion provides time for prayer, reflection, says deacon • Dan Conway, stewardship educator, honored by St. Meinrad • From the Superintendent: Walking Together in Faith — A new school year begins • Ethical and faith-filled digital life: A vision for K–8 technology education • Letter from the Archbishop — Peter’s Pence collection set for Aug. 16-17 • Meet the new superintendent of Catholic schools, Amy Nall • Letter from the Archbishop — As a new school year commences, trust in Jesus Christ • Bulletin Board — August 14, 2025 • New curriculum focuses on living out Catholic schools’ vision and mission • Hundreds gather at special Mass to thank sisters for 155 years of ministry • Seminarians introduce themselves to the St. Serra Club • PARTICIPATE — 10 tips for a successful school year • Bellarmine opens Dual Credit Institute, partners with schools • Teachers reminded to ‘form disciples’ during the school year • Maloney Center’s Chapel of Sts. Martha, Mary and Lazarus blessed • Holy Cross High School opens Early Childhood Center on campus • Archbishop encourages educators to prioritize holiness as school year begins • Four seminarians formally declare their intention to serve as priests • Josephite fathers and parents were influential in archbishop’s vocation • Eight Catholic schools have new principals, presidents • A Mass of Spiritual Accompaniment for Separated Families set for Aug. 30 • Misa por el Acompañamiento Espiritual de Familias Separadas será el 30 de agosto • Lay Ministry assembly draws church workers from around the archdiocese • Los feligreses de San Eduardo encuentran crecimiento en el programa de formación de liderazgo • St. Edward parishioners find growth in leadership formation program • Bellarmine to honor alumni and friends at Knight of Excellence event • Archdiocese’s young adults serve at Catholic camp • Louisville’s Syro-Malabar community hosts its annual feast • St. Patrick named ‘Best Place to Worship’ in local contest • St. Therese pastor calls parishioners to adopt ‘Little Way’ as they continue faith journey in new parishes • Bridge to St. Rose receives a blessing • Special rite for seminarians planned Aug. 3 at cathedral • Fair comes to St. Joseph Home residents • Sitio clothing ministry gets new home at St. Teresa of Calcutta Church • From quiet prayer to active ministry, elderly Catholics live their faith fully in residential facilities • How to celebrate the feast of Sts. Joachim and Anne • Teacher helps build relationship between St. Xavier high schools • Secular Third Orders — What are they? Active members in the Archdiocese of Louisville explain • Bulletin Board — July 24, 2025 • Father Cecil shares stories of encounter, healing • Encounter School of Ministry comes to Louisville, teaches laity to evangelize • Father Gerald Timmel, a retired priest who served in marriage ministry, dies at 94 • Mass to celebrate Sisters of Mercy as they prepare to leave archdiocese • Students set aside football rivalry to lay headstones for the indigent dead • At his last house call, physician says serving the elderly was a calling • Bellarmine to celebrate its 75th anniversary with a variety of events • Youth attend mission trips • Official — Deacon, priest receive new assignments • Couples urged to engage in ‘sacred task’ during National Natural Family Planning Awareness Week • Marriage Announcements • Creation Care Team launches network to connect parishes and schools • Bulletin Board — July 17, 2025 • September anniversary Mass to recognize all married couples • St. Therese Church in Louisville to celebrate final Mass on July 26 • St. Ambrose administrator says renovations to church aim to inspire • Archdiocese of Louisville Catholic Women’s Conference returns Nov. 8 • Father Brian A. Kenney, a pastor, dies at 53 • Saints for Kids — Attention Young Artists • Bulletin Board - July 10, 2025 • Priest hopes garden grows the Gospel message • Jubilee Pilgrimage: 5 sights to see at St. Helen, the only Catholic church in Barren County • How to celebrate the feast of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati • Sister says global gathering gives her ‘deeper sense of hope,’ ‘renewed energy’ • Local agency fears budget cuts will lead to increase in homelessness • Priest brings Indian home blessing tradition to parish • 25 high-school men consider priesthood at archdiocese’s “Flaget Day” • Archbishop urges reliance on the Holy Spirit as he travels to parishes for confirmations • Benedictine Sister Anita Louise Lowe elected to second term as prioress • Bulletin Board — June 26, 2025 • Retired priests collaborate to bring an illiterate catechist’s dream to life • “City’s Greatest Demonstration of Faith” — Blast from the Past • La cobertura en español se traslada completamente al formato digital, la sección impresa termina este mes • Coverage in Spanish to be all digital, print section ends this month • Archdiocese of Louisville Ministry Institute offers courses in July • Eucharistic processions mark the feast of Corpus Christi • Saints for Kids — How to celebrate the feast of St. John the Baptist • Laudato Si’ at 10: Speaker asks Catholics to consider their ‘place on the planet’ • Summer camp provides education and recreation for refugee children • Catholic school teachers retiring after decades of service • Jubilee pilgrimage: 6 sights to see on pilgrimage to the Shrine of St. Martin of Tours • Variety of liturgies hosted at St. Francis of Assisi Church • Sisters of Providence who served in the Archdiocese of Louisville celebrate jubilees • Catholic Enrichment Center will celebrate 25 years at dinner June 24 • Hope in Beauty: Catholics encouraged to explore art during Jubilee Year • Bulletin Board — June 12, 2025 • Governor encourages Spalding University graduates to ‘be the helpers’ • Parish collections give more than $213,000 to Crusade for Children • The Musical Muellers: Family shares liturgical music ministry • St. Mary Academy named a ‘Model Professional Learning Community’ • Kentucky Poet Laureate: Writing helps to understand ‘who we are and where we’re going’ • Trappists to host ‘come and see’ weekend • Maple Mount Ursulines celebrate jubilees • Picnic Guide 2025 • Gray Street Farmers Market opens for the season • First-year seminarians experience Camino de Santiago pilgrimage • Letter from the Archbishop — Catholic World Mission Collection is June 7-8 • Bulletin Board — June 5, 2025 • Archdiocese issues prayer for pastoral planning process • Several ‘Safe Environment’ training workshops scheduled in June • Upbringing in faith motivates graduate to serve as public defender • High school boys invited to ‘Flaget Day,’ which will be led by seminarians • Four Ursuline Sisters of Louisville celebrate jubilees • Father Cole McDowell ordained to the priesthood • Series of evening liturgies will showcase different rites, forms June 9-13 • Comfort My People — Unexpected surprises in Life • Consuela a Mi Gente — Sorpresas inesperadas en la vida • Anniversary Announcements Submission Form • Local priest trains Ukrainian military members to recognize, treat PTSD • Parish’s video series opens the Liturgy of the Word to its youngest parishioners • Presentation Graduation Essays 2025 • How to celebrate the feast of St. Joan of Arc • Bulletin Board — May 29, 2025 • New leaders aim to help youth and young adults encounter Jesus • DeSales Graduation Essays 2025 • Mercy Graduation Essays 2025 • Presentation Academy will honor eight women during its 30th annual Tower Awards • St. Xavier Graduation Essays 2025 • Sacred Heart Graduation Essays 2025 • Holy Angels Graduation Essays 2025 • The Vocation Office’s new website features information for men in discernment • Trinity Graduation Essays 2025 • Immaculata Graduation Essays 2025 • Assumption Graduation Essays 2025 • Synod on Synodality among Pope Francis’ legacies • Bethlehem Graduation Essays 2025 • As food insecurity rates increase, local food pantries see a growing need • Holy Cross Graduation Essays 2025 • Bulletin Board — May 22, 2025 • Stable family, community life paved Deacon McDowell’s journey to the priesthood • Award-winning teacher says her goal is to prepare students to be their ‘best for the world’ • Catholic school students crown Mary • African American award recipients are ‘a wonderful example of hope,’ archbishop says • St. Meinrad to offer a family retreat for Jubilee Year in July • Sit, stand, kneel — Archdiocese of Louisville to adopt new postures for Mass • Official — Clergy in the Archdiocese of Louisville receive new appointments • Bulletin Board — May 15, 2025 • Tenth anniversary of Laudato Si’ to be marked with events in June • Hundreds attend Mass of Thanksgiving for Pope Leo XIV in downtown Louisville • Archdiocese of Louisville Ministry Institute offers courses • Bellarmine confers 781 degrees • Louisville Catholics who have encountered the new pope say he brings calm and listens well • Archdiocese begins parish planning process to address ‘evolving needs’ • A ‘PR’ for the priesthood: Seminarian offers Boston Marathon for vocations • Diapers, dinners and the DMV: Local Catholics walk with moms in need • Archbishop Fabre on Pope Leo XIV: A surprise, but a joyful surprise • Bulletin Board — May 8, 2025 • Priests honored and thanked for 25, 50 and 70 years of priesthood • Where and when to watch for white smoke • Dónde y cuándo ver la fumata blanca • Jubilee Pilgrimage: 12 sights to see on pilgrimage to the Cathedral of the Assumption • Bellarmine’s graduation will be May 10 at Freedom Hall • Parishioners of closing parish asked to enrich other churches with their gifts • Hildegard House seeks volunteers, offers training May 17 • Little Sisters' 33rd Turtle Derby set for May 17 with a change • Newly-restored St. Joseph statue ‘part of an inheritance’ • Bulletin Board — May 1, 2025 • Spalding University holds its 52nd ‘Running of the Rodents’ ahead of Derby • Bellarmine, Spalding recognized for successful student outcomes • African American Leadership Awards to be presented May 17 • Seminarian Evrard Muhoza ordained to the diaconate • Students discover the saints in March Madness-style competition • How to celebrate the feast of St. Louis de Montfort • Consuela a Mi Gente — Fe en la Resurrección • Comfort My People — Faith in the resurrection • DeSales High School dedicates solar panel project inspired by Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’ • Local Catholics feel gratitude, sadness • Bulletin Board — April 24, 2025 • High-school youth invited to attend National Catholic Youth Conference - The Record Newspaper • Jóvenes de preparatoria invitados a asistir a la National Catholic Youth Conference • Archbishop reflects on pope’s ‘profound’ and ‘deeply impactful' quotes during liturgy • Ahead of diaconate ordination, archdiocese issues traffic guidance • Cathedral of the Assumption YouTube • Pope's funeral set for April 26, public viewing April 23-25 • Amid mourning, remember the pope was a man of great hope, says Archbishop Fabre • With pastor's touch, Pope Francis preached mercy, embraced 'peripheries' • Archbishop Shelton’s Easter Message • Mensaje de Pascua del Arzobispo • Bulletin Board — April 17, 2025 • Archbishop Fabre encourages crowd to renew wonder, increase trust during annual Chrism Mass • Letter from the Archbishop — Annual Pontifical Good Friday Collection will be April 18 • New ministry is the ‘Body of Christ’ caring for the ‘Body of Christ,’ says pastor • St. Meinrad to host workshop on polyphonic music May 21-23 • Office of Worship shares what to expect at the annual Chrism Mass • Behind the scenes: Office of Worship prepares for Chrism Mass • Bulletin Board — April 10, 2025 • Amy Nall selected to be the Archdiocese of Louisville’s next superintendent of schools • Churches and school experience flooding following heavy rain • Seminarian says he looks forward to preaching as his diaconate ordination nears • Record-setting Catholic Services Appeal will benefit every parish, says coordinator • Official — Archbishop makes new appointment • Bulletin Board — April 3, 2025 • Maranatha Retreat strengthens faith in God, says dad who cares for special needs son • Jubilee Pilgrimage: 6 sights to see at Holy Cross, the first Catholic church in Kentucky • St. Martin of Tours in Meade County raises funds to restore 130-year-old windows • Bourbon raffle raises $300,000 for tuition aid • Sacred Heart’s student-run coffee shop offers a unique blend of caffeine, charity and skill-building • Comfort My People — Lenten Journey • Consuela a Mi Gente — Jornada Cuaresmal • St. Vincent de Paul Roses and Rosé fundraiser set for April 27 • Young adults find community on weekend retreat • Lent 2025 - Stations of the Cross • Stations of the Cross offered in cemeteries on Fridays • Letter from the Archbishop — March 29-30 collection will benefit Catholic Relief Services • St. Xavier High School announces $2.5 million renovation project • Bulletin Board — March 27, 2025 • Diaconal Ministry to focus on new initiative to support discernment • Immaculata celebrates World Down Syndrome Day • Seasoned sidewalk counselor recalls four decades of pro-life ministry • Girl Scouts receive religious awards • Bellarmine students learn about migrant journey at Arizona-Mexico border • Formation program on new pastoral for youth, young adult ministry planned in Indianapolis • Holy Cross Early Childhood Center to open this fall • Pope returns to Vatican after long hospitalization • Mercy stages mock drunk driving crash • Catholic Education Foundation aims to raise $100 million for tuition assistance • Parishioners and catechumens invited to journey together through OCIA process • Bulletin Board — March 20, 2025 • Salute sets 16th consecutive fundraising record with $1.7 million for tuition assistance • Chiefs’ offensive tackle and Holy Cross grad says NFL, Super Bowl part of ‘God’s plan’ • St. Meinrad to host Cyprian Davis Lecture on March 27 • Saints for Kids — How to celebrate the solemnity of St. Joseph • Maranatha Retreat for the chronically ill and caregivers set for May 10 • Vatican releases first photo of Pope Francis since his hospitalization • In choosing your wedding party, pick people who will fight for your marriage • A Time to Speak — Loving your spouse in their love language • Wedding Announcments • Archdiocesan leaders explain the change from RCIA to OCIA • Líderes arquidiocesanos explican el cambio de RICA a OICA • Jubilee Pilgrimage: 8 sights to see on pilgrimage to the Basilica of St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral • Bulletin Board — March 13, 2025 • Hundreds prepare to enter the church • Cientos se preparan para entrar a la Iglesia • Hundreds of high schoolers take part in science and faith event on Bellarmine’s campus • Christ the King Church to close, property will be donated to Simmons College • Ursuline Sisters of Louisville launch interactive virtual map commemorating St. Angela’s pilgrimage • Letter from the Archbishop — Collection to support Black and Indian Mission, Mar. 8-9 • Mercy launches $15 million capital campaign to build innovation center, increase endowment • Louisville native shares ministry on the border • Saints for Kids - Celebrate the feast day of Saints Perpetua and Felicity • Bulletin Board — March 6, 2025 • Jesus works to heal women from trauma of abortion during Rachel’s Vineyard retreat, says pastor • Lenten challenge invites Catholics, wider community to get involved in the work of Catholic Charities • Catholic Medical Association launches Louisville chapter • Lent 2025 • Spalding University welcomes Benedictine as first full-time campus minister in decades • Catholic Charities of Louisville — Volunteer Testimonials • PARISH LENTEN FISH FRYS 2025 • Comfort My People — Season of Lent • Consuela a Mi Gente — Temporada de Cuaresma • Volunteer 2025 — Sharing our Gifts with Others • Letter from Catholic Charities — The work to be done • Bulletin Board — February 27, 2025 • Catholic Enrichment Center looks to future with new leaders • The Record expands communication to Spanish-speaking readers • El periódico The Record expande la comunicación con los lectores hispanohablantes • Priest ministers at jubilee event in Rome • Archdiocese offers Mass of Healing for the Holy Father • Disabled parishioners have same dignity, rights as all, speaker says • Feligreses con discapacidades tienen la misma dignidad y derechos como todos, indica persona expositora • Catholic Charities promises joy at Mardi Gras event and in giving • Queen’s Daughters fashion show and luncheon set for April 10 • Catholic Conference of Kentucky highlights ‘pro-family’ bill and others in 2025 General Assembly • Parishioners make deacon’s ministry in East Africa possible, he says • Bulletin Board — February 20, 2025 • Winners of Vocation Essay and Poster contest named • Salute to Catholic School Alumni fundraising dinner set for March 18 • Trinity selects James Torra to serve as its next president • Cemeteries to host Stations of the Cross during Lent • CHI Saint Joseph Health awards grants in Bardstown • Spalding’s new president says the school is leaning into its roots • Bulletin Board — February 13, 2025 • Female students learn fertility awareness in Cycle Mindfulness Club • Students drive growth in Campus Ministry at Sacred Heart Academy • Catholic Committee on Scouting honors scouts, adult leaders • How to celebrate Our Lady of Lourdes • NET missionaries minister to youth in archdiocese • A Time to Speak — Recall your vows, and try intentionally dating your spouse • Bulletin Board — February 6, 2024 • Catholic parish’s Anglican roots illuminate Candlemas • National conference on science and faith coming to Bellarmine March 6 • Special Mass remembers people lost to substance abuse and overdose • Consecrated men and women spread Christ’s light, says jubilarian • Comfort My People — Embracing new experiences • Consuela a Mi Gente — Acogiendo nuevas experiencias • Catholic Schools Week celebrations highlight vocations, service • Catholic Education Foundation announces poster and essay contest winners • Refugee program provides a pathway for legal migration, official explains • Bulletin Board — January 30, 2025 • Catholic Schools Week Mass highlights St. Thomas Aquinas • DeSales senior says, ‘God came into play,’ after rescuing girl from icy lake • From the Superintendent: Catholic schools cultivate ‘the seeds of the Gospel’ • Immaculate Conception offers help to women in pregnancy crisis • Bulletin Board — January 23, 2025 • Service to the church is rooted in love, archbishop tells young adults • Catholics asked to pray that laws will reflect Catholic teaching on life • On Martin Luther King Day, Archbishop Fabre says Christ speaks to us, as he did to Dr. King • How to celebrate St. Sebastian’s feast day • Bulletin Board — January 16, 2025 • Louisville college students among 17,000 attendees at SEEK25 • Training program for pastoral care to the sick begins in March • Catholic Charities program aims to prevent trafficking by educating youth • Bishops of Kentucky and Tennessee issue statement in support of immigrants • Bulletin Board — January 9, 2025 • Volunteering at free clinic, students expand their understanding of medical care • High school senior offers ‘God’s warmth’ to people in need • Archbishop's Christmas Message • Comfort My People — ‘The Lord has allowed us to live to see another Christmas Day!’ • Consuela a Mi Gente — “El Señor nos ha permitido vivir para ver otro Día de Navidad!” • Surviving 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami ‘profoundly transformative,’ deacon says • A blending of faith and spirits — Distillery, archdiocese offer ‘Faithfully Crafted’ bourbon • Bulletin Board — Dec. 19, 2024 • More than 1,500 kids to receive toys and clothing from local Catholic agencies • Calling young artists! • Catholic school students give back • Look to St. Juan Diego who leads to Mary and Jesus, pastor says on feast day • Miren a San Juan Diego quien nos conduce a María y a Jesús, párroco menciona en el día de fiesta • ‘Each parish has special needs:’ Priest discusses pastoring individuals with disabilities • Bulletin Board — Dec. 12, 2024 • Trimmed tree at Calvary Cemetery helps recall deceased loved ones at Christmas • Pilgrims get face-to-face with Aquinas as relic tours Kentucky • How to celebrate Our Lady of Guadalupe’s feast day • #iGiveCatholic funds will help parishes, schools tackle projects • Faith Club gathers for annual Christmas celebration • Louisville represented in the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre • Agencies serving more individuals and families in need of food, emergency assistance • Bulletin Board — Dec.5, 2024 • Parish offers adapted catechesis, special Mass for those with disabilities • Teenager at Holy Family Church shares his experience as a regular lector • As part of the National Eucharistic Revival, pastor creates formation program for parish staff • Comfort My People — God and his saints are with us • Bulletin Board - Nov. 28, 2024 • To make the church more accessible and welcoming, begin with awareness, says formation leader • Parishes distribute Thanksgiving food to families, group homes and schools • Celebrations set for the Dec. 12 feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe • Jail ministry in Jefferson County centers on the Eucharist and the Word • Agencies seek donations, volunteers in preparation for Christmas • Sacramentally Married — Engaged Encounter offers couples the premier marriage preparation • Marriage Preparation • Gold Mass highlights evolution • Bulletin Board — Nov. 21, 2024 • Archbishop encourages Black Catholics to evangelize at day of reflection • Quintet of parishes sponsor habitat home for mother of three • Middle-school students share takeaways from ‘Holy Fire’ • Catholics make pledge to nonviolence during Service of Remembrance • Message from the Superintendent — Faith is the ‘secret sauce’ • Asian and Pacific Island Day of Reflection explores the role food plays in drawing people together • Mercy Education Conference offers tips for promoting non-violence in the classroom • Mass of Remembrance offers healing to families, prayers for the deceased • St. Martha teachers collaborate to ensure student success • Bulletin Board — Nov. 14, 2024 • Catholic schools prepare students for heaven, educators say • Teachers marking 20 years of service honored with Drexel Award • Archbishop Fabre elected to chair USCCB Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development • Veterans buried in St. Louis Cemetery honored during Veterans Day event • Parishes and schools to participate in #iGiveCatholic on Giving Tuesday, Dec. 3 • Knights recognized for service to individuals with intellectual disabilities • Youth invited to enter annual Vocation Poster and Essay Contest • Participants in the National Eucharistic Congress ask, ‘What’s next?’ • Voters reject Amendment 2, the school-choice ballot question • Bulletin Board — November 7, 2024 • Black Catholics, alumni of old St. Monica, recall their school days • Ties that bind people together do not unravel with death, says archbishop • Father Kirby Rust serves as the chaplain of his alma mater, Bethlehem High School • Catholic teachers acknowledged as ‘witnesses’ of faith at annual luncheon • St. Edward Church embraces seminarians with new initiatives • A Parent’s Perspective — Discernment has brought great joy and blessings • How to celebrate St. Martin de Porres’ feast day • Holy Name youth honor dead with Día de los Muertos altar • Vocation Awareness — Building a culture of vocations • Bulletin Board — Oct. 31, 2024 • 19 Archdiocese of Louisville seminarians are ‘clear sign of hope,’ says vicar for vocations • High school students learn about respect-life issues, volunteer • Consuela a Mi Gente — Oren mientras forman su conciencia • Comfort My People — Pray as you form your conscience • Local efforts provide aid to Hurricane survivors • Priests of the archdiocese return to the stage in January to raise funds for CSA • New Catholic Conference of Kentucky official wants to protect the environment for all people • Bulletin Board — Oct. 24, 2024 • Men and women with special needs use sewing skills to help moms and babies • Hope and humility must guide healthcare professionals, says archbishop • How to celebrate St. John Paul II’s feast day • School choice would open opportunities for children with disabilities, parents say • Bulletin Board — Oct. 17, 2024 • Archdiocese adopts new deanery model to group parishes • Archbishop Fabre celebrated annual Red Mass • Award-winning Spanish teacher shares her faith through her Hispanic culture • After years of infertility, couple shares success with natural family planning • Season of Creation poster winners • UofL Catholic Campus Ministry outgrows space, moves Sunday Mass to parish • Bulletin Board — Oct. 10, 2024 • Small parish begins big campaign to restore 151-year-old church • Children lead the annual Living Rosary, offering prayers in English and Spanish • Archbishop celebrates Green Mass in observance of Season of Creation • How to celebrate Our Lady of the Rosary • Local efforts provide hundreds of water filters to storm survivors in Tennessee • Catholic Services Appeal, which supports ministries, begins this month • Dominican chaplain does outreach to UofL’s student-athletes • Catechists from around the archdiocese, including those who lead Faith Clubs, honored • Bulletin Board — Oct. 3, 2024 • Local priest helps Catholics navigate military life through international apostolate • Sacred Heart Model School celebrates 100 years of Ursuline education • Saints for Kids: How to celebrate the feast of the Guardian Angels • Mother Teresa asked Louisville to make a resolution • Respect Life Month events in Louisville • Salute to THE GAME event raises $650,000; rivalry game is postponed • Afghan family learns to thrive in Kentucky climate • Comfort My People — Amendment 2 puts students first • Consuela a Mi Gente — La Enmienda 2 coloca a los estudiantes primero • Parent says Amendment 2 will pave path to a better future for students • Respect Life Month shines light on foster care • Bulletin Board — Sept. 26, 2024 • St. Albert celebrates its third Blue Ribbon • Ursuline Sisters give relic to Holy Cross High School • Churches offer extended adoration during National Eucharistic Revival’s Year of Mission • Wedding Anniversaries — Sept. 19, 2024 - The Record Newspaper • Anniversary Mass recognizes 142 long-married couples • Newly adopted program increases the number of Spanish-speaking catechists • Bulletin Board — Sept. 19, 2024 • Record number of students assisted for the 10th year in a row • Parishes discuss pastoral plan for Hispanic ministry • First Green Mass will wrap up Season of Creation Oct. 2 • St. Dominic duo serves high school youth • Wedding Anniversaries — Sept. 12, 2024 • Pitt’s postgraduate program instills independence, says school leaders • Letter from the Archbishop — Catholic higher education collection is Sept. 14-15 • Catholics urged to vote ‘yes’ on school choice ballot question in November • Bulletin Board — Sept. 12, 2024 • Spalding’s 11th president will take the helm on Jan. 1 • First responders embody spirit of ‘quiet saints,’ says Archbishop Fabre at Blue Mass • Between Amens — We must seek peace together • Archdiocesan Mass for peace looks to St. Peter Claver’s example as a guide • Flaget High School Museum opens in a new location • Sacred Heart alumna donates $1.5 million to school’s travel program • Parish’s new youth ministry model relies on small-group formation • Pitt Academy celebrates 75 years of serving students with learning differences • Bulletin Board — September 5, 2024 - The Record Newspaper • Franciscan Kitchen needs volunteers to continue its mission to feed the hungry • Thriving Catholic Parishes program helps youth and adults work in tandem • Comfort My People — The need for prayer • Parishioners interested in fellowship are picking up a paddle • Wedding Anniversaries — August 29, 2024 • Two priests of the archdiocese are off to study canon law • Bulletin Board — August 29, 2024 • Official — Archbishop Shelton has appointed pastors of four parishes • Archbishop urges newly ordained deacons to begin a spiritual quest • St. Vincent de Paul names first female leader • The Good Steward — A Catholic take on democracy • Wedding Anniversaries — August 22, 2024 • St. Nicholas unveils culture class • 12 Dominican Sisters of Peace celebrate jubilees • St. Athanasius publishes a booklet to share parishioners’ love of the Eucharist • Permanent Diaconate Ordination Livestream • The Record Newspaper Bulletin Board • Youth ministers gather for prayer, formation • Farm, staff receive a blessing • Urban gardening program brings farmers’ market back to life • Message from the Superintendent — Let us accompany one another, as Jesus did • Archdiocese has two new senior leaders with a long history of serving the church • Anniversary Announcements - Submission Form • Schools’ office develops new social media policy • PICNIC GUIDE • 10 deacons will be ordained for the Archdiocese of Louisville Aug. 24 • Schools aim to foster faith community • Bulletin Board — August 15, 2024 • Students and educators will find updates to curriculum, planning this school year • How to celebrate holy days of obligation • Holy Days Mass Schedule • Letter from the Archbishop — Peter’s Pence Collection is August 17-18 • Saint Serra Club hosts annual luncheon for seminarians • Youth FOCUS - Saints for Kids • Wedding Anniversaries — August 8, 2024 • Between Amens — From the mountaintop to Eucharistic living • Students spend their summer in service • Bulletin Board — August 8, 2024 • Official — Archbishop appoints pastor for St. Lawrence • Educators gather for annual back-to-school Mass • Catholics are encouraged to ‘Walk with One’ during final year of Eucharistic Revival • Foundation gives couple hope, purpose • Conferences bring together women, clergy and religious • St. Vincent de Paul partners with GE for day-of-service • New bishop of Knoxville, Tenn., calls his ordination, installation 'a day of great beginnings' • Initiative offers automatic admission to Bellarmine • Here are 9 Parisian saints to accompany Catholics during Olympics, reopening of Notre Dame • The Good Steward — Keeping the Lord’s Day holy • Wedding Anniversaries — July 25, 2024 • Student project gathers more than 1,000 items for the homeless • Churches host VBS across the Archdiocese • Day Spring offers ‘home life’ to disabled men and women • Bulletin Board — July 25, 2024 • Local Catholics get ‘a taste of heaven’ at Eucharistic Congress • UofL grads take unique paths to become college campus missionaries • Archbishop appoints pastors • National congress sends forth Catholics to ignite new Pentecost as eucharistic missionaries • Hispanic ministry office shifts to eco-friendly materials • Mary Magdalene – A saint who was ‘all-in’ • Sisters who founded hospital honored on 150th anniversary • Artist says her work deepens her faith • Wedding Announcements • September anniversary Mass to honor marriages of 30, 40, 50 and 60-plus years • Bulletin Board — July 18, 2024 • Three priests to retire after decades of service • Jail ministry training set for Aug. 3 at St. Albert the Great • UofL graduates to become Catholic missionaries • Not attending the National Eucharistic Congress in person? Here's where to watch and listen • Catholic, civic leaders call for peace, unity following Trump assassination attempt • Pilgrim says the Church is alive and hungry as national pilgrimage passes through the Archdiocese of Louisville • Bulletin Board — July 11, 2024 • Internship at UofL Health offers Holy Cross grad new opportunities • Children accompany pilgrims on their route through Kentucky • McClure retires after two decades at Spalding • In partnership with Dare to Care, parish finds ‘an exciting labor of love’ • Comfort My People — The gift of wisdom • Eucharistic pilgrimage is making its way to the Archdiocese of Louisville • Loyola program aims to awaken discipleship • Dioceses gather in Louisville for training on pastoral plan for Hispanic and Latino ministry • Retired communications chief, Cecelia Price, was key lay leader, official says • Deacon Bob Markert, who expressed his faith through art, dies at 82 • Flaget brotherhood supports Catholic education • Trappists will host a ‘Come and See’ weekend • Sister Mary Virginia Blair, SCN, dies at 95 • Sitio Clothing Ministry’s ‘We Care Banquet’ set for Aug. 1 • U.S. bishops approve framework for ministry with young people • Creation Care team sends survey regarding Laudato Si’ goals • Young Catholic Professionals gather at Churchill Downs • Pope holds private talks with Biden, other world leaders at G7 summit • Science in the Bluegrass — There’s beauty in things we cannot see • A Time to Speak — Help young Catholics feel like they belong • SCN Mary Carol Rueff dies at 83 • Sister Maribah Ishaq makes first vows as Loretto Sister • 16 educators retiring after years of service • Between Amens — Pilgrimage is about transformation • Ministry offers ‘simple recipe for peace’ • Parishioner says her church helped her heal after seeking asylum • U.S bishops gather in Louisville • 🧺 Picnic Guide 🧺 • OFFICIAL — Archbishop appoints pastor for parishes in Manton, Fredericktown • Official — Archbishop makes additional clergy appointments • Official: Clergy receive new appointments • Sign Up for The Record's NEW Weekly E-Newsletter • Online Edition of The Record • Main Website| The Record | Archdiocese of Louisville
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