Sue Grenough
(Photo Special to The Record by the National Conference for Catechetical Leadership)
The National Conference for Catechetical Leadership (NCCL) has honored Dr. Sue Grenough with the Distinguished Service Award.
Clergymen made the sign of the cross during a gathering of Jesuits and laypeople in San Diego’s Chicano Park June 8. The group took part in a prayer and informational event in solidarity with immigrants and for immigrant rights issues. On June 9 they were among hundreds who attended an ordination ceremony in San Diego for four Jesuits. (CNS Photo by David Maung)
By Ruby Thomas, Record Staff Writer
Catholic Charities and the Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Faith Formation will offer “Welcome the Stranger: Catholic Social Teaching and Immigration” June 26 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Flaget Center, 1935 Lewiston Drive.
The workshop is a follow-up to the Share the Journey Immigration Legal Workshop which took place in March, said Deacon Lucio Caruso of Catholic Charities.
The latest event aims to educate the faith community in two areas — what the church and Scripture teach about immigration and the subject of immigration law, he said.
A better understanding of the realities of immigration is important now more than ever, because of the political climate surrounding the issue, said Deacon Caruso.
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A friend asked, “You mentioned once that having kids brought
you and your husband back to the Church. Can you elaborate what that was like?”
I remember the exact moment it dawned on me that, after several
years of being indifferent or even rebellious Catholics, there could now be
No More Coasting.
Formed In Faith 