Bella Bailey Multimedia Correspondent Thomas More University’s Center for Faith, Mission and Catholic Education, Crestview Hills, will be hosting founder and CEO of Mary’s Meals, Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, Sept. 11, 7 […]
The Schools Office and Alliance for Catholic Urban Education welcomed solicitors to its annual appeal kickoff breakfast meeting, Aug. 21. Led by appeal chair, Karen Riegler, this year 60 solicitors […]
Staff Report After a year of discernment as a novice at St. Vincent Archabbey, Abraham Reeder, now Brother Abraham, of Park Hills made first or simple profession of monastic vows […]
Staff Report Sister Maria Fidelis Gray, O.P., celebrated her Silver Jubilee, July 13. She was one of 10 Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia celebrating 25 years of religious profession. A […]
Rev. Msgr. Gerald E. Twaddell, D.Phil., KCHS Contributor Once Pope Leo XIII had laid out the duties and responsibilities of employers, employees and the State he emphasized the foundations of […]
Bella Bailey Multimedia Correspondent Holy Cross District High School, Covington, was recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School in 2024, making them one of only 356 schools selected in the […]
Maura Baker Staff Writer Once again, the Curia’s Bishop Howard Memorial, Covington, found itself full of people of all ages — including both high school age students and seniors — […]
Bella Bailey Multimedia Correspondent Bishop John Iffert celebrated the vigil Mass for the Feast of the Assumption of Mary, August 14, at the Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption, Covington. This […]
Rev. Msgr. Gerald E. Twaddell, D.Phil., KCHS Contributor After laying out the duties and responsibilities of employers and employees to one another, Pope Leo XIII shifted his attention to the […]
Father Phillip DeVous Contributor “Lord, will only a few people be saved?” This, surely, is one of the most important existential questions raised in the Gospel. It is the question […]