HOME | THE RECORD | ARCHDIOCESE OF LOUISVILLENEWSEDITORIALS & COMMENTARYIN MEMORIAMVIDA CATÓLICAOBITUARIESYOUTH Read More. Archdiocesan News May 10, 2021. Young Catholic Professionals Louisville plans events in May and June. By The Record. The Louisville chapter of Young Catholic Professionals for Catholics age 21 to 40, has started filling its calendar as pandemic guidelines

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Time to Speak May 28, 2021. The Good Steward — Slavery is not a thing of the past. By The Record. The commitment to end slavery in all its forms was reaffirmed during the Second Vatican Council, which argued that “slavery, prostitution, the selling of. Read More. ANNIVERSARY ANNOUNCEMENTS Anniversary Announcements. The Record prints wedding anniversary announcements for couples celebrating 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 65 and 70 years or more of marriage as a service to the people of the Archdiocese of Louisville. Anniversaries must be submitted LONG ROAD TO PRIESTHOOD FOR DEACON BUCALO Deacon Peter Bucalo’s call to the priesthood was not one accompanied by bolts of lightning and a booming voice from the sky. It was a much more subtle and slow process that would lead him to seminary and, ultimately, on May 30, to his presbyteral ordination. Deacon Bucalo will be ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville on the last ST. THOMAS SEMINARY RECALLED AFTER 50 YEARS St. Thomas Seminary recalled after 50 years. Students at St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville are pictured in this file photo from 1964. Classwork at the seminary included the study of Latin, French and Greek. (Record File Photo) The end of May marked 50 years since St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville closed. The minor seminary, which

included a

PRIESTS OF THE ARCHDIOCESE CELEBRATE THEIR JUBILEES Priests of the Archdiocese of Louisville gathered May 22 at the Cathedral of the Assumption to honor 12 fellow priests celebrating jubilees. The annual liturgy, celebrated by Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, honored priests marking 25th, 50th and 60th anniversaries of ordination. Conventual Franciscan Father Dismas Veeneman, who

celebrated his 50th

ARCHBISHOP KURTZ ANNOUNCES NEW ASSIGNMENTS OF PRIESTS Archbishop Kurtz announces new assignments of priests, deacons. Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz has made the following appointments, effective June 22: Father Benedict J. Brown. Reverend Benedict J. Brown will be administrator of St. Ignatius Church in White Mills, Ky., and St. Ambrose Church in Cecilia, Ky. Father Brown, a native of

Louisville, was

TIME TO SPEAK

Time to Speak — A tribute to Father Joseph McGee. By Marty McGee. Father Joseph McGee. On a gentle slope in Calvary Cemetery in Louisville rests the tiny, flat, plainly adorned, solitary grave marker of my uncle, Father Joseph M. McGee. Its simplicity is remarkably fitting for someone whose humble earthly trappings — in

life, and now in

PRIESTS GATHER FOR PRESBYTERAL JUBILEE MASS The seven priests marking presbyteral jubilees concelebrated Mass with Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, center, at the Cathedral of the Assumption May 14. From left, they are Fathers Lawrence J. Gelthaus, Gary M. Fukes, Kenneth L. Kamber, Donald L. Ryan, Trumie Culpepper Elliott and Scott J. Wimsett. During the homily, Father Wimsett, pastor of Our EVENT TO CELEBRATE BISHOP DAVID HIGH Event to celebrate Bishop David High. The first Bishop David freshman class gathered in front of the partially completed school building in 1960. Record Staff Report. An all-class reunion to honor the 24-year history of Bishop David High School will be held on June 29 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the St. Lawrence gym, 1925 Lewiston Drive. HOME | THE RECORD | ARCHDIOCESE OF LOUISVILLENEWSEDITORIALS & COMMENTARYIN MEMORIAMVIDA CATÓLICAOBITUARIESYOUTH Read More. Archdiocesan News May 10, 2021. Young Catholic Professionals Louisville plans events in May and June. By The Record. The Louisville chapter of Young Catholic Professionals for Catholics age 21 to 40, has started filling its calendar as pandemic guidelines

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Time to Speak May 28, 2021. The Good Steward — Slavery is not a thing of the past. By The Record. The commitment to end slavery in all its forms was reaffirmed during the Second Vatican Council, which argued that “slavery, prostitution, the selling of. Read More. ANNIVERSARY ANNOUNCEMENTS Anniversary Announcements. The Record prints wedding anniversary announcements for couples celebrating 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 65 and 70 years or more of marriage as a service to the people of the Archdiocese of Louisville. Anniversaries must be submitted LONG ROAD TO PRIESTHOOD FOR DEACON BUCALO Deacon Peter Bucalo’s call to the priesthood was not one accompanied by bolts of lightning and a booming voice from the sky. It was a much more subtle and slow process that would lead him to seminary and, ultimately, on May 30, to his presbyteral ordination. Deacon Bucalo will be ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville on the last ST. THOMAS SEMINARY RECALLED AFTER 50 YEARS St. Thomas Seminary recalled after 50 years. Students at St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville are pictured in this file photo from 1964. Classwork at the seminary included the study of Latin, French and Greek. (Record File Photo) The end of May marked 50 years since St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville closed. The minor seminary, which

included a

PRIESTS OF THE ARCHDIOCESE CELEBRATE THEIR JUBILEES Priests of the Archdiocese of Louisville gathered May 22 at the Cathedral of the Assumption to honor 12 fellow priests celebrating jubilees. The annual liturgy, celebrated by Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, honored priests marking 25th, 50th and 60th anniversaries of ordination. Conventual Franciscan Father Dismas Veeneman, who

celebrated his 50th

ARCHBISHOP KURTZ ANNOUNCES NEW ASSIGNMENTS OF PRIESTS Archbishop Kurtz announces new assignments of priests, deacons. Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz has made the following appointments, effective June 22: Father Benedict J. Brown. Reverend Benedict J. Brown will be administrator of St. Ignatius Church in White Mills, Ky., and St. Ambrose Church in Cecilia, Ky. Father Brown, a native of

Louisville, was

TIME TO SPEAK

Time to Speak — A tribute to Father Joseph McGee. By Marty McGee. Father Joseph McGee. On a gentle slope in Calvary Cemetery in Louisville rests the tiny, flat, plainly adorned, solitary grave marker of my uncle, Father Joseph M. McGee. Its simplicity is remarkably fitting for someone whose humble earthly trappings — in

life, and now in

PRIESTS GATHER FOR PRESBYTERAL JUBILEE MASS The seven priests marking presbyteral jubilees concelebrated Mass with Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, center, at the Cathedral of the Assumption May 14. From left, they are Fathers Lawrence J. Gelthaus, Gary M. Fukes, Kenneth L. Kamber, Donald L. Ryan, Trumie Culpepper Elliott and Scott J. Wimsett. During the homily, Father Wimsett, pastor of Our EVENT TO CELEBRATE BISHOP DAVID HIGH Event to celebrate Bishop David High. The first Bishop David freshman class gathered in front of the partially completed school building in 1960. Record Staff Report. An all-class reunion to honor the 24-year history of Bishop David High School will be held on June 29 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the St. Lawrence gym, 1925 Lewiston Drive. ROSARY MARATHON TO END WITH PRAYERS THAT MARY UNDO 'KNOTS VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis will conclude the Catholic Church’s monthlong rosary marathon with special prayers to Mary, Undoer of Knots, one of his favorite titles for the mother of Jesus. Bishop Bertram Johannes Meier of Augsburg, Germany, will bring an icon of Mary Undoer of Knots to the prayer service May 31 in the Vatican

Gardens, and

ARCHBISHOP MAKES NEW CLERGY APPOINTMENTS Archbishop makes new clergy appointments. Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz has made the following appointments, effective June 16, unless otherwise noted. PASTOR APPOINTMENTS: Rev. Albert C. Añover. Reverend Albert C. Añover has been appointed pastor of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church while continuing to provide sacramental and liturgical services

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What is the Fraction Rite of the Mass? The “Fraction Rite” may be an unfamiliar term for many people. However, almost all would recognize this part of the Mass by the Lamb of God litany that accompanies it. The name “Fraction Rite” comes from the focus of this rite: the breaking of the sacred Host. This action symbolizes

Christ’s body

PRIESTS GATHER FOR PRESBYTERAL JUBILEE MASS The seven priests marking presbyteral jubilees concelebrated Mass with Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, center, at the Cathedral of the Assumption May 14. From left, they are Fathers Lawrence J. Gelthaus, Gary M. Fukes, Kenneth L. Kamber, Donald L. Ryan, Trumie Culpepper Elliott and Scott J. Wimsett. During the homily, Father Wimsett, pastor of Our EVENT TO CELEBRATE BISHOP DAVID HIGH Event to celebrate Bishop David High. The first Bishop David freshman class gathered in front of the partially completed school building in 1960. Record Staff Report. An all-class reunion to honor the 24-year history of Bishop David High School will be held on June 29 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the St. Lawrence gym, 1925 Lewiston Drive. ROSARY WAY TO INVITE MARY INTO LIVES Rosary way to invite Mary into lives. Children processed past a statue of the Virgin Mary at the 69th annual Living Rosary Oct. 11 at St. Teresa of Calcutta Church. (Record Photo By Jessica Able) Mary’s importance and influence in our lives can not be underscored, organizers of the 69th Living Rosary told those gathered at the annual

service.

DEACON STUART PRIDDY LIVES LIFE OF SERVICE Deacon Stuart B. Priddy, who will be ordained to the priesthood on Saturday, May 26, at 11 a.m. at the Cathedral of the Assumption, has always been drawn to serve people. As a seminarian, his call to service has found plenty of activity through parish and hospital ministries. But long before he realized his vocation to the

priesthood, Deacon

FATHER LAWRENCE GELTHAUS, A PASTOR, DIES AT 60 Father Lawrence Gelthaus, a pastor, dies at 60. Father Lawrence J. (Larry) Gelthaus, pastor of two parishes, died Dec. 22. He was 60 and had been a priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville for 29 years. Father Gelthaus, a native of Louisville, attended St. Meinrad Seminary in St. Meinrad, Ind., and was ordained to the priesthood on May 28,

1988.

SISTER JOSEPH ANGELA BOONE, 90, DIES By The Record Obituaries November 12, 2018. Sister Joseph Angela Boone, 90, dies. Ursuline Sister of Mount St. Joseph Joseph Angela Boone, 90, died Nov. 11 at Mount St. Joseph in Maple Mount, Ky. She was in her 71st year of religious life. Sister Boone, a native of New Haven, Ky., served in education and administration for the Ursuline

Sisters

HOME | THE RECORD | ARCHDIOCESE OF LOUISVILLENEWSEDITORIALS & COMMENTARYIN MEMORIAMVIDA CATÓLICAOBITUARIESYOUTH Read More. Archdiocesan News May 10, 2021. Young Catholic Professionals Louisville plans events in May and June. By The Record. The Louisville chapter of Young Catholic Professionals for Catholics age 21 to 40, has started filling its calendar as pandemic guidelines

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Time to Speak May 28, 2021. The Good Steward — Slavery is not a thing of the past. By The Record. The commitment to end slavery in all its forms was reaffirmed during the Second Vatican Council, which argued that “slavery, prostitution, the selling of. Read More. ANNIVERSARY ANNOUNCEMENTS Anniversary Announcements. The Record prints wedding anniversary announcements for couples celebrating 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 65 and 70 years or more of marriage as a service to the people of the Archdiocese of Louisville. Anniversaries must be submitted CATHOLICS MAY WATCH MASS OF THE AIR ONLINE AND ON TV Misas en Español. By The Record Archdiocesan News March 12, 2020. Catholics may watch Mass of the Air online and on TV. The Archdiocese of Louisville announced late March 11 that, in light of the centrality of the Eucharist, weekend and daily Masses would still be held for now, but the obligation is lifted for elderly and vulnerable people. LONG ROAD TO PRIESTHOOD FOR DEACON BUCALO Deacon Peter Bucalo’s call to the priesthood was not one accompanied by bolts of lightning and a booming voice from the sky. It was a much more subtle and slow process that would lead him to seminary and, ultimately, on May 30, to his presbyteral ordination. Deacon Bucalo will be ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville on the last ST. THOMAS SEMINARY RECALLED AFTER 50 YEARS St. Thomas Seminary recalled after 50 years. Students at St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville are pictured in this file photo from 1964. Classwork at the seminary included the study of Latin, French and Greek. (Record File Photo) The end of May marked 50 years since St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville closed. The minor seminary, which

included a

PRIESTS OF THE ARCHDIOCESE CELEBRATE THEIR JUBILEES Priests of the Archdiocese of Louisville gathered May 22 at the Cathedral of the Assumption to honor 12 fellow priests celebrating jubilees. The annual liturgy, celebrated by Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, honored priests marking 25th, 50th and 60th anniversaries of ordination. Conventual Franciscan Father Dismas Veeneman, who

celebrated his 50th

ARCHBISHOP KURTZ ANNOUNCES NEW ASSIGNMENTS OF PRIESTS Archbishop Kurtz announces new assignments of priests, deacons. Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz has made the following appointments, effective June 22: Father Benedict J. Brown. Reverend Benedict J. Brown will be administrator of St. Ignatius Church in White Mills, Ky., and St. Ambrose Church in Cecilia, Ky. Father Brown, a native of

Louisville, was

TIME TO SPEAK

Time to Speak — A tribute to Father Joseph McGee. By Marty McGee. Father Joseph McGee. On a gentle slope in Calvary Cemetery in Louisville rests the tiny, flat, plainly adorned, solitary grave marker of my uncle, Father Joseph M. McGee. Its simplicity is remarkably fitting for someone whose humble earthly trappings — in

life, and now in

EVENT TO CELEBRATE BISHOP DAVID HIGH Event to celebrate Bishop David High. The first Bishop David freshman class gathered in front of the partially completed school building in 1960. Record Staff Report. An all-class reunion to honor the 24-year history of Bishop David High School will be held on June 29 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the St. Lawrence gym, 1925 Lewiston Drive. HOME | THE RECORD | ARCHDIOCESE OF LOUISVILLENEWSEDITORIALS & COMMENTARYIN MEMORIAMVIDA CATÓLICAOBITUARIESYOUTH Read More. Archdiocesan News May 10, 2021. Young Catholic Professionals Louisville plans events in May and June. By The Record. The Louisville chapter of Young Catholic Professionals for Catholics age 21 to 40, has started filling its calendar as pandemic guidelines

have relaxed. The.

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Time to Speak May 28, 2021. The Good Steward — Slavery is not a thing of the past. By The Record. The commitment to end slavery in all its forms was reaffirmed during the Second Vatican Council, which argued that “slavery, prostitution, the selling of. Read More. ANNIVERSARY ANNOUNCEMENTS Anniversary Announcements. The Record prints wedding anniversary announcements for couples celebrating 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 65 and 70 years or more of marriage as a service to the people of the Archdiocese of Louisville. Anniversaries must be submitted CATHOLICS MAY WATCH MASS OF THE AIR ONLINE AND ON TV Misas en Español. By The Record Archdiocesan News March 12, 2020. Catholics may watch Mass of the Air online and on TV. The Archdiocese of Louisville announced late March 11 that, in light of the centrality of the Eucharist, weekend and daily Masses would still be held for now, but the obligation is lifted for elderly and vulnerable people. LONG ROAD TO PRIESTHOOD FOR DEACON BUCALO Deacon Peter Bucalo’s call to the priesthood was not one accompanied by bolts of lightning and a booming voice from the sky. It was a much more subtle and slow process that would lead him to seminary and, ultimately, on May 30, to his presbyteral ordination. Deacon Bucalo will be ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville on the last ST. THOMAS SEMINARY RECALLED AFTER 50 YEARS St. Thomas Seminary recalled after 50 years. Students at St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville are pictured in this file photo from 1964. Classwork at the seminary included the study of Latin, French and Greek. (Record File Photo) The end of May marked 50 years since St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville closed. The minor seminary, which

included a

PRIESTS OF THE ARCHDIOCESE CELEBRATE THEIR JUBILEES Priests of the Archdiocese of Louisville gathered May 22 at the Cathedral of the Assumption to honor 12 fellow priests celebrating jubilees. The annual liturgy, celebrated by Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, honored priests marking 25th, 50th and 60th anniversaries of ordination. Conventual Franciscan Father Dismas Veeneman, who

celebrated his 50th

ARCHBISHOP KURTZ ANNOUNCES NEW ASSIGNMENTS OF PRIESTS Archbishop Kurtz announces new assignments of priests, deacons. Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz has made the following appointments, effective June 22: Father Benedict J. Brown. Reverend Benedict J. Brown will be administrator of St. Ignatius Church in White Mills, Ky., and St. Ambrose Church in Cecilia, Ky. Father Brown, a native of

Louisville, was

TIME TO SPEAK

Time to Speak — A tribute to Father Joseph McGee. By Marty McGee. Father Joseph McGee. On a gentle slope in Calvary Cemetery in Louisville rests the tiny, flat, plainly adorned, solitary grave marker of my uncle, Father Joseph M. McGee. Its simplicity is remarkably fitting for someone whose humble earthly trappings — in

life, and now in

EVENT TO CELEBRATE BISHOP DAVID HIGH Event to celebrate Bishop David High. The first Bishop David freshman class gathered in front of the partially completed school building in 1960. Record Staff Report. An all-class reunion to honor the 24-year history of Bishop David High School will be held on June 29 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the St. Lawrence gym, 1925 Lewiston Drive. ROSARY MARATHON TO END WITH PRAYERS THAT MARY UNDO 'KNOTS VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis will conclude the Catholic Church’s monthlong rosary marathon with special prayers to Mary, Undoer of Knots, one of his favorite titles for the mother of Jesus. Bishop Bertram Johannes Meier of Augsburg, Germany, will bring an icon of Mary Undoer of Knots to the prayer service May 31 in the Vatican

Gardens, and

NAZARETH HOME FELT ‘WEB OF SUPPORT’ DURING LOCKDOWN Sister of Charity of Nazareth Sharon Gray, a vice provincial of the congregation, and Father Albert Wilson, a resident of Nazareth Home, spoke privately after a group discussion about what life was like at the facility during the COVID-19 lockdown over the last year. ARCHBISHOP MAKES NEW CLERGY APPOINTMENTS Archbishop makes new clergy appointments. Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz has made the following appointments, effective June 16, unless otherwise noted. PASTOR APPOINTMENTS: Rev. Albert C. Añover. Reverend Albert C. Añover has been appointed pastor of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church while continuing to provide sacramental and liturgical services

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I know you have read here in this very column and in other Record articles about the work of Catholic Charities; countless stories of lives touched, healed, and empowered — be they a struggling pregnant mom facing eviction, a lonely isolated elderly person in a long-term care facility, a survivor of the scourge of human trafficking, a refugee forced to flee their homeland due to persecution OFFICIAL — TWO ARE APPOINTED PASTORS Reverend Harry J. Gelthaus has been appointed pastor of Mary Queen of Peace, effective June 16. This appointment will coincide with the termination of all responsibilities as pastor of St. Stephen Martyr. Father Gelthaus, born in Louisville, was ordained on May 25, 1985.

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You can list all these things and more in The Record’s Classified Section! Call 502-471-2125 to place your ad. Submit classified ads to classifieds@archlou.org or call 502-471-2125. Line ads may be placed by phone or mail Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Payment in advance is MEMORIAL DAY RECALLS SACRIFICE, HOPE FOR PEACE The grave of Sgt. Harry A. Krebs, who died on Sept. 25, 1943, during World War II, is flanked by a trio of American flags in observance of Memorial Day, May 31, 2021. EUCHARIST IS BREAD OF SINNERS, NOT REWARD OF SAINTS, POPE 16 hours ago · Catholic News Service. Catholic News Service, headquartered in Washington, with offices in New York and Rome and correspondents around the world, provides the most comprehensive coverage of the church today. URSULINE SISTER RECEIVES TRINITY PEACE MEDAL IN Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph Larraine Lauter is the recipient of Trinity High School’s 2021 Trinity Peace Medal. Sister Lauter is the executive director of Water With Blessings, a local non-profit organization that brings clean drinking water to families in

developing nations.

LITURGY MATTERS

What is the Fraction Rite of the Mass? The “Fraction Rite” may be an unfamiliar term for many people. However, almost all would recognize this part of the Mass by the Lamb of God litany that accompanies it. The name “Fraction Rite” comes from the focus of this rite: the breaking of the sacred Host. This action symbolizes

Christ’s body

HOME | THE RECORD | ARCHDIOCESE OF LOUISVILLENEWSEDITORIALS & COMMENTARYIN MEMORIAMVIDA CATÓLICAOBITUARIESYOUTH Read More. Archdiocesan News May 10, 2021. Young Catholic Professionals Louisville plans events in May and June. By The Record. The Louisville chapter of Young Catholic Professionals for Catholics age 21 to 40, has started filling its calendar as pandemic guidelines

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Time to Speak May 28, 2021. The Good Steward — Slavery is not a thing of the past. By The Record. The commitment to end slavery in all its forms was reaffirmed during the Second Vatican Council, which argued that “slavery, prostitution, the selling of. Read More. ANNIVERSARY ANNOUNCEMENTS Anniversary Announcements. The Record prints wedding anniversary announcements for couples celebrating 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 65 and 70 years or more of marriage as a service to the people of the Archdiocese of Louisville. Anniversaries must be submitted CATHOLICS MAY WATCH MASS OF THE AIR ONLINE AND ON TV Misas en Español. By The Record Archdiocesan News March 12, 2020. Catholics may watch Mass of the Air online and on TV. The Archdiocese of Louisville announced late March 11 that, in light of the centrality of the Eucharist, weekend and daily Masses would still be held for now, but the obligation is lifted for elderly and vulnerable people. LONG ROAD TO PRIESTHOOD FOR DEACON BUCALO Deacon Peter Bucalo’s call to the priesthood was not one accompanied by bolts of lightning and a booming voice from the sky. It was a much more subtle and slow process that would lead him to seminary and, ultimately, on May 30, to his presbyteral ordination. Deacon Bucalo will be ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of Louisville on the last ST. THOMAS SEMINARY RECALLED AFTER 50 YEARS St. Thomas Seminary recalled after 50 years. Students at St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville are pictured in this file photo from 1964. Classwork at the seminary included the study of Latin, French and Greek. (Record File Photo) The end of May marked 50 years since St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville closed. The minor seminary, which

included a

PRIESTS OF THE ARCHDIOCESE CELEBRATE THEIR JUBILEES Priests of the Archdiocese of Louisville gathered May 22 at the Cathedral of the Assumption to honor 12 fellow priests celebrating jubilees. The annual liturgy, celebrated by Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, honored priests marking 25th, 50th and 60th anniversaries of ordination. Conventual Franciscan Father Dismas Veeneman, who

celebrated his 50th

ARCHBISHOP KURTZ ANNOUNCES NEW ASSIGNMENTS OF PRIESTS Archbishop Kurtz announces new assignments of priests, deacons. Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz has made the following appointments, effective June 22: Father Benedict J. Brown. Reverend Benedict J. Brown will be administrator of St. Ignatius Church in White Mills, Ky., and St. Ambrose Church in Cecilia, Ky. Father Brown, a native of

Louisville, was

TIME TO SPEAK

Time to Speak — A tribute to Father Joseph McGee. By Marty McGee. Father Joseph McGee. On a gentle slope in Calvary Cemetery in Louisville rests the tiny, flat, plainly adorned, solitary grave marker of my uncle, Father Joseph M. McGee. Its simplicity is remarkably fitting for someone whose humble earthly trappings — in

life, and now in

EVENT TO CELEBRATE BISHOP DAVID HIGH Event to celebrate Bishop David High. The first Bishop David freshman class gathered in front of the partially completed school building in 1960. Record Staff Report. An all-class reunion to honor the 24-year history of Bishop David High School will be held on June 29 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the St. Lawrence gym, 1925 Lewiston Drive. HOME | THE RECORD | ARCHDIOCESE OF LOUISVILLENEWSEDITORIALS & COMMENTARYIN MEMORIAMVIDA CATÓLICAOBITUARIESYOUTH Homepage of the Archdiocese of Louisville's weekly newspaper, The Record. Serving the Catholic community of central Kentucky since 1879.

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ANNIVERSARY ANNOUNCEMENTS The Record prints wedding anniversary announcements for couples celebrating 20, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, 65 and 70 years or more of marriage as a service to the people of the Archdiocese of Louisville. CATHOLICS MAY WATCH MASS OF THE AIR ONLINE AND ON TV The Archdiocese of Louisville announced late March 11 that, in light of the centrality of the Eucharist, weekend and daily Masses would still be held for now, but the obligation is lifted for elderly and

vulnerable people.

LONG ROAD TO PRIESTHOOD FOR DEACON BUCALO By Jessica Able, Record Staff Writer. Deacon Peter Bucalo’s call to the priesthood was not one accompanied by bolts of lightning and a booming voice from the sky. ST. THOMAS SEMINARY RECALLED AFTER 50 YEARS The end of May marked 50 years since St. Thomas Seminary in Louisville closed. The minor seminary, which included a high school and junior college, prepared boys for major seminary, where formation for the priesthood would be completed. PRIESTS OF THE ARCHDIOCESE CELEBRATE THEIR JUBILEES By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer Priests of the Archdiocese of Louisville gathered May 22 at the Cathedral of the Assumption to honor 12 fellow priests celebrating jubilees. ARCHBISHOP KURTZ ANNOUNCES NEW ASSIGNMENTS OF PRIESTS Reverend Bryan T. Lamberson will be administrator of St. Francis and Holy Cross churches in Loretto, Ky. Father Lamberson, a native of Uniondale, N.Y., studied at St. Meinrad and was ordained on June 3, 2000. He was previously assigned to the Cathedral of the Assumption, St. Bernard Church, Our Mother of Sorrows Church, Church of the Annunciation in Shelbyville, Ky., and St. John Chrysostom

TIME TO SPEAK

Throughout his life, he maintained a keen inborn sense that he was here to serve the Lord through his people, doing so in his own way. He combined thoughtfulness, wisdom and compassion with warmth and humor, endearing himself to rich and poor, white and black, friends and

strangers.

EVENT TO CELEBRATE BISHOP DAVID HIGH Record Staff Report. An all-class reunion to honor the 24-year history of Bishop David High School will be held on June 29 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the St. Lawrence gym, 1925 Lewiston Drive. ROSARY MARATHON TO END WITH PRAYERS THAT MARY UNDO 'KNOTS By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service. VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis will conclude the Catholic Church’s monthlong rosary marathon with special prayers to Mary, Undoer of Knots, one of his favorite titles for the mother of Jesus. NAZARETH HOME FELT ‘WEB OF SUPPORT’ DURING LOCKDOWN Sister of Charity of Nazareth Sharon Gray, a vice provincial of the congregation, and Father Albert Wilson, a resident of Nazareth Home, spoke privately after a group discussion about what life was like at the facility during the COVID-19 lockdown over the last year.

SHARE THE JOURNEY

I know you have read here in this very column and in other Record articles about the work of Catholic Charities; countless stories of lives touched, healed, and empowered — be they a struggling pregnant mom facing eviction, a lonely isolated elderly person in a long-term care facility, a survivor of the scourge of human trafficking, a refugee forced to flee their homeland due to persecution ARCHBISHOP MAKES NEW CLERGY APPOINTMENTS Reverend Albert C. Añover has been appointed pastor of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church while continuing to provide sacramental and liturgical services to the Filipino community within the Archdiocese of Louisville. The effective date is May 1 and will coincide with the termination of his responsibilities as associate pastor of St. Albert

the Great Church.

OFFICIAL — TWO ARE APPOINTED PASTORS Reverend Harry J. Gelthaus has been appointed pastor of Mary Queen of Peace, effective June 16. This appointment will coincide with the termination of all responsibilities as pastor of St. Stephen Martyr. Father Gelthaus, born in Louisville, was ordained on May 25, 1985.

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MEMORIAL DAY RECALLS SACRIFICE, HOPE FOR PEACE The grave of Sgt. Harry A. Krebs, who died on Sept. 25, 1943, during World War II, is flanked by a trio of American flags in observance of Memorial Day, May 31, 2021. EUCHARIST IS BREAD OF SINNERS, NOT REWARD OF SAINTS, POPE 15 hours ago · Catholic News Service. Catholic News Service, headquartered in Washington, with offices in New York and Rome and correspondents around the world, provides the most comprehensive coverage of the church today. URSULINE SISTER RECEIVES TRINITY PEACE MEDAL IN Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph Larraine Lauter is the recipient of Trinity High School’s 2021 Trinity Peace Medal. Sister Lauter is the executive director of Water With Blessings, a local non-profit organization that brings clean drinking water to families in

developing nations.

CANADIAN CATHOLIC LEADERS EXPRESS SORROW OVER DEATHS OF Catholic News Service. VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Archbishop J. Michael Miller of Vancouver said he was “filled with deep sadness” after learning of the discovery of the bodies of more than 200 children buried on the site of what was once Canada’s large Indigenous residential school.

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By Ruby Thomas

Archdiocesan News

May 29,

2021

TWO MEN ORDAINED TO THE PRIESTHOOD

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By Marnie McAllister

Archdiocesan News

June 3,

2021

NAZARETH HOME FELT ‘WEB OF SUPPORT’ DURING LOCKDOWN

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By Marnie McAllister

Archdiocesan News

June 2,

2021

MEMORIAL DAY RECALLS SACRIFICE, HOPE FOR PEACE

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By Catholic News Service

National/World News

May 31,

2021

WITH WORLD STILL IN KNOTS, POPE TURNS TO MARY WITH PRAYERS

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By Ruby Thomas

Archdiocesan News

May 29,

2021

TWO MEN ORDAINED TO THE PRIESTHOOD

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By Marnie McAllister

Archdiocesan News

June 3,

2021

NAZARETH HOME FELT ‘WEB OF SUPPORT’ DURING LOCKDOWN

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Archdiocesan News

June 4,

2021

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES – JUNE 3, 2021

By The Record

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glass, members of St. Bartholomew Church, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary today, June 3. Mrs. Glass, the former Sandra…

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Share the Journey

June 3,

2021

SHARE THE JOURNEY — WHERE THE TABLE MEETS THE ROAD

By The Record

Speaking of journeys, it has been an incredible and fulfilling one for me since moving to Kentucky 13 years ago; becoming part of Catholic…

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Archdiocesan News

June 3,

2021

OFFICIAL — TWO ARE APPOINTED PASTORS

By The Record

Reverend Peter Bucalo has been appointed pastor of St. Stephen Martyr Church, effective June 16. This appointment will coincide with the termination of all…

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Archdiocesan News

June 3,

2021

NAZARETH HOME FELT ‘WEB OF SUPPORT’ DURING LOCKDOWN By Marnie McAllister Susan Tahaney, a social worker, went to work on Thanksgiving Day at Nazareth Home to help residents connect to their families with the

help…

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Archdiocesan News

June 2,

2021

‘CHRISTOLOGY FROM AN AFRICENTRIC PERSPECTIVE’ SET FOR JUNE 26 AT

CEC

By The Record

The Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Multicultural Ministry and its African American Ministries will offer “Christology from an Africentric Perspective,” a workshop, on June…

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Archdiocesan News

June 2,

2021

MEMORIAL DAY RECALLS SACRIFICE, HOPE FOR PEACE By Marnie McAllister Visitors paused near the entrance of Calvary Cemetery on Memorial Day for complimentary American flags to plant on the graves of their loved

ones…

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National/World News

June 2,

2021

WITH CHILDREN’S PRAYERS NEARBY, BISHOPS TRY TO TACKLE IMMIGRATION By Catholic News Service By Rhina Guidos, Catholic News Service MUNDELEIN, Ill. — Prayers, the kind only a child can make, were on display on a table of…

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Time to Speak

June 2, 2021

A TIME TO SPEAK — LAUGHTER IN MARRIAGE IS THE BEST MEDICINE

By The Record

Mistianna: One of the qualities I love most about Derrick, besides his big baby blues, is his sense of humor. He is always giving…

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Archdiocesan News

June 2,

2021

HOLY ANGELS ACADEMY TO HOST SISTER ELISE BENEFIT JUNE 19

By The Record

Holy Angels Academy, 12201 Old Henry Road, will host its 18th annual Sister Elise Benefit on June 19. The event will start at 5:30…

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Archdiocesan News

June 2,

2021

SPALDING UNIVERSITY TO HOLD MULTIPLE COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES JUNE 3-5

By The Record

Spalding University will award 1,071 degrees during 10 small commencement ceremonies at venues across the school’s campus June 3-5 . The small ceremonies are…

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Archdiocesan News

June 2,

2021

FLAGET MEMORIAL ANNOUNCES AFFILIATION WITH CLEVELAND CLINIC

By The Record

Flaget Memorial Hospital in Bardstown, Ky., announced a new affiliation with the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center last week. Patients and oncologists in the Bardstown…

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Archdiocesan News

June 1,

2021

HIGHLANDS COMMUNITY MINISTRIES OFFERS TOURS OF CHURCHES

By The Record

Highlands Community Ministries and the Louisville Historical League are offering “Summer Sampler Tours” of 10 of HCM’s member churches on Sundays in June from…

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Archdiocesan News

June 1,

2021

URSULINE SISTER RECEIVES TRINITY PEACE MEDAL IN RECOGNITION OF HER

SERVICE

By The Record

Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph Larraine Lauter is the recipient of Trinity High School’s 2021 Trinity Peace Medal. Sister Lauter is

the executive…

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Obituaries June

1, 2021

URSULINE SISTER OF LOUISVILLE RAYMUNDA ORTH, A MUSIC TEACHER, DIES AT

92

By The Record

Ursuline Sister of Louisville Raymunda Orth died May 28 at Nazareth Home. She was 92 and had been an Ursuline Sister since 1947. Sister…

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National/World News

June 1,

2021

CANADIAN CATHOLIC LEADERS EXPRESS SORROW OVER DEATHS OF INDIGENOUS

CHILDREN

By Catholic News Service Catholic News Service VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Archbishop J. Michael Miller of Vancouver said he was “filled with deep sadness” after learning of the…

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National/World News

May 31,

2021

WITH WORLD STILL IN KNOTS, POPE TURNS TO MARY WITH PRAYERS By Catholic News Service By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Reaching the finish line of a monthlong rosary marathon, Pope Francis again turned

to Mary,…

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Archdiocesan News

May 29,

2021

TWO MEN ORDAINED TO THE PRIESTHOOD

By Ruby Thomas

Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz ordained Father Quan Minh Nguyen and Father Loi Dinh Pham to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Louisville May

29…

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Time to Speak

May 28, 2021

THE GOOD STEWARD — SLAVERY IS NOT A THING OF THE PAST

By The Record

The commitment to end slavery in all its forms was reaffirmed during the Second Vatican Council, which argued that “slavery, prostitution, the selling of…

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Archdiocesan News

May 27,

2021

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES — MAY 27, 2021

By The Record

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eichenberger, members of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on May 27. Mrs. Eichenberger, the…

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Archdiocesan News

May 27,

2021

SCHOOL-CHOICE ADVOCATE, CHARLES H. LEIS, HONORED By Marnie McAllister After more than two decades of advocacy by a host of dedicated people, school choice will become a reality in Kentucky in the coming…

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Archdiocesan News

May 27,

2021

DEACON QUAN MINH NGUYEN WILL BE ORDAINED TO THE PRIESTHOOD MAY 29

By Ruby Thomas

Deacon Quan Minh Nguyen started discerning a vocation to the priesthood at the young age of 8, when he started living in the

rectory…

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National/World News

May 27,

2021

ROSARY MARATHON TO END WITH PRAYERS THAT MARY UNDO ‘KNOTS’ TIED

BY COVID-19

By Catholic News Service By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News Service VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis will conclude the Catholic Church’s monthlong rosary marathon with special prayers to Mary,…

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Editorials May

27, 2021

EDITORIAL — A CALL TO HONOR

By Glenn Rutherford

Memorial Day weekend is always a time to honor the men and women who have lost their lives in service to our country. It…

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National/World News

May 26,

2021

COMMUNITY STILL FEELS IMPACT OF FLOYD’S MURDER, RELATED EVENTS A

YEAR LATER

By Catholic News Service By Joe Ruff, Catholic News Service ST. PAUL, Minn. —Lift each other up in the midst of trauma, poverty and injustice. That’s the

simple…

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Archdiocesan News

May 26,

2021

ARCHBISHOP EXPRESSES DISAPPOINTMENT IN BUFFER ZONE VOTE By Marnie McAllister Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz expressed disappointment after the Louisville Metro Council passed a new local ordinance that he said could limit the ability of…

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