SERVING THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY IN CENTRAL KENTUCKY FOR 138 YEARS THE RECORD VOL. 139, NO. 46 CIRCULATION 59,413 LOUISVILLE, KY NOVEMBER 30, 2017 50 CENTS Vatican official to speak at local gathering

The Archdiocesan Black Catholic Congress will be addressed by Cardinal Peter Turkson theRecordnewspaper.org By MARNIE McALLISTER Record Editor The Catholic Church invites humanity to live beyond divi- sions of race and ethnicity and live in communion as children of God, Cardinal Peter Turkson said during the opening ad- dress of the 12th National Black Catholic Congress in July. The Ghanian cardinal, who serves as prefect of the Vatican Dicastery for Promoting Inte- CNS Photo Courtesy Nancy Jo Davis, National Black Catholic Congress gral Human Development, will bring his message to the Arch- Cardinal Peter Turkson, prefect of the Vatican’s Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development, center, celebrated the July 9 closing Mass of the 12th National Black Catholic Congress in Orlando, Fla. He will be Pope urges respect diocese of Louisville Dec. 9. He the keynote speaker at the local Archdiocesan Black Catholic Congress on Dec. 9 in Louisville. for all in Myanmar will be the keynote speaker at the fourth Archdiocesan Black PAGE 3 Catholic Congress. diocesan congress. “We have a this is as close as they’ll ever get welcome to attend the archdi- Pope Francis met with “We still can’t believe it’s hap- groundswell of people who want to Rome,” she noted. “His mes- ocesan congress, which is held children,including the pening,” said M. Annette Mand- to be present.” sage was pretty clear: We’re all every other year. This year, it child above, and leaders ley-Turner, executive director of At the national meeting, responsible for making the com- will be presented Dec. 9 at the of Myanmar, calling for the Office of Multicultural Min- “People had never seen a black munity we live in better.” Flaget Retreat Center, 1935 respect for all people. istry, which organizes the arch- cardinal. For the black church, Mandley-Turner said all are See CARDINAL, Page 9 Global, local church aim to provide ‘hope’

Gifts and pledges to the 2017 Catholic Services ‘Parish Global Solidarity’ event Appeal were $3,041,365 offered invitation to ‘deal with’ as of Nov. 27. The total represents 81 percent of the world’s problems this year’s campaign goal.

By RUBY THOMAS Teaching Our Faith Record Staff Writer A group of close to three dozen, includ- series concludes ing Archdiocese of Louisville priests and PAGE 4 individuals who serve in various ministries, heard that the challenges of the local and The latest Teaching Our Faith series concludes this global church are many, but with solidarity, week with a column about the church can keep providing hope. why one woman emigrated The group — led by Mark Bouchard of and a reminder to prepare Catholic Charities of Louisville — met Nov. room for immigrants during 15 at the Common Table Cafe for a discus- Advent. sion about “Parish Global Solidarity” — an Record Photo by Ruby Thomas initiative to bring education and aware- ness of Catholic Relief Services (CRS) to the Dr. Karen Shadle, left, director of the Office of Worship for the Archdiocese of Louisville, and Leisa Schulz, right, superintendent of Catholic schools, listened to Elaine Hulsman, center, a parishioner Archdiocese of Louisville. of St. John Paul II Church, during the “Parish Global Solidarity” discussion Nov. 15 at the Com- CRS is the international humanitarian mon Table Cafe, 2234 W. Market St. organization sponsored by the U. S. Confer- ence of Catholic Bishops. they said meant healing and hope. Others to them and their parish. The answers in- During the Nov. 15 discussion, Bouchard said they would see red, depicting anger cluded: asked participants to imagine they were and armed conflict; gray, which stands for „ Secularism — which they said is chal- in a helicopter looking down on everything hungry children; and black, which depicts lenging the church in it’s work to provide that’s happening in the world. the “darkness threatening to cover” every- hope. “What color would you (use to) describe thing. „ Food and nutrition shortages — a grow- the world?” he asked. Bouchard also asked those gathered to ing inequality between those who have too Some envisioned green and blue, which think of a social concern that’s important See EVENT, Page 9 Pope Francis issues peace day message PAGE 2 Exploiting a fear of Faith, family set foundation of new bishop migrants and refugees for political gain does nothing to create a culture of peace, Pope Francis said in his Bishop-elect J. Mark message for World Peace Spalding is a native of Day 2018. Washington County Advocates decry end By JESSICA ABLE of Haitian program Record Staff Writer PAGE 4 When Bishop-elect J. Mark Church leaders rallied Spalding announced the news to around 58,000 Haitians his family that he was going to living in the U.S. since a be a bishop, he was met with joy 2010 earthquake after the and a few tears. Trump administration Pope Francis named then- moved to end a Father Spalding, 52, as the 12th humanitarian program that Bishop of Nashville Nov. 21. His allowed them to stay in the consecration and installation country. will take place Feb. 2. Photo Special to The Record The newly-named bishop hails from Washington County, Bishop-elect J. Mark Spalding, second from left, is pictured at Easter in 2016 with his family, from left, niece Around the Archdiocese 9 Ky., where he grew up on the Olivia Goatley, father Lawrence Spalding, nephew Colton Spalding, sister Sandra Goatley, brother Brad Spalding, nephew Brady Spalding, nephew Hunter Goatley, niece Carly Spalding and sister-in-law Macy 4, 5 Commentary family farm. He is the son of Spalding. Bulletin Board 7 Joseph Lawrence and the late Mary Aileen Spalding and is the Bishop-elect Spalding’s younger are expected to travel to Nash- never missed a holy day of obli- 2 Youth Events oldest of three siblings. sister. ville for Bishop-elect Spalding’s gation or Sunday Mass. And, we Classified 10, 11 Faith and family were the There are 48 first cousins in installation. always went as a family,” said hallmarks of the Spalding the Spalding family. More than “Our faith was always an im- Goatley, a parishioner Christmas Showcase 8 household, said Sandra Goatley, 100 extended family members portant part of growing up. We See BISHOP-ELECT, Page 9 2 WWW.THERECORDNEWSPAPER.ORG WORLD/LOCAL THE RECORD NOVEMBER 30, 2017 Contraceptive battle now Build peace by welcoming migrants waged at the state level and refugees, pope says in message Catholic News Service oppose the mandate on re- WASHINGTON — The ligious grounds. But days Little Sisters of the Poor, after the rule was issued, who have always been Pennsylvania and California World Peace Day 2018 message known for their care for the filed complaints against the poor elderly, have been in federal government over the warns against indifference the spotlight for the past six exemption. years with their objection Delaware, Maryland, New to the federal government’s York and Virginia joined Cal- requirement that they pro- ifornia’s lawsuit to become By CINDY WOODEN be political reasons, foment vide insurance coverage of the first plaintiff group to file Catholic News Service fear of migrants instead of contraceptives for their em- a motion for a preliminary VATICAN CITY — Ex- building peace are sowing ployees. injunction to prevent the new ploiting a fear of migrants violence, racial discrimina- They hoped the issue exemption rule from going and refugees for political tion and xenophobia, which was behind them after a into effect. gain increases the possibil- are matters of great concern new rule was issued in Oc- Mark Rienzi, senior coun- ity of violence and discrimi- for all those concerned for the tober by the Department of sel for Becket, the law firm nation and does nothing to safety of every human being,” Health and Human Services representing the sisters, said build a culture of peace, Pope the pope said in the message, granting an exemption to in a Nov. 21 press call that Francis said in his message which was released by the the contraceptive mandate the HHS rule “should have for World Peace Day 2018. Vatican Nov. 24. for religious nonprofits who been the end of the story.” “Those who, for what may The pope chose “Migrants and refugees: Men and wom- CNS Photo by Rodi Said, Reuters en in search of peace” as the theme for the celebration An internally displaced Syrian woman bathes her child at Jan. 1, 2018. The message is Qana refugee camp in Al-Hasakah, Syria. delivered by Vatican nuncios to heads of state and govern- ment around the world. whose dignity is at risk. national security with con- Presenting the message Jesuit Father Michael Cz- cern for fundamental human to the media, Father Bruno erny, undersecretary of the rights,” Pope Francis said in Marie Duffe, secretary of the Migrants and Refugee Sec- the peace day message. Dicastery for Promoting In- tion of the Vatican Dicastery Countries have a moral tegral Human Development, for Promoting Integral Hu- obligation as well as a legal said, “It is clear peace begins man Development, told re- obligation under internation- with saving lives and taking porters the “prudence” Pope al law to protect those fleeing care of people who are try- Francis is calling for involves from real danger, he said. ing to escape wars, discrimi- discernment and wise direc- And no one should forget the nation, persecution, poverty tion. He compared it to the very high and very real risk and climate disasters.” responsibility parents exer- of exploitation faced by mi- As work continues on cise in running a household. grating women and children. the U.N. Global Compact “Prudent parents respond Archbishop Silvano To- on Refugees and the Global and allocate resources wise- masi, a Vatican diplomat, Compact on Safe, Orderly ly,” he told reporters. “If re- told reporters that to reach and Regular Migration, Pope sources are inadequate, they the goal of peaceful coexis- Francis urged the interna- adjust goals. They obviously tence “relations among na- tional community not to sur- do not expel members who tions must change and be render “to cynicism and to seem overly needy. What based on: solidarity; dialogue the globalization of indiffer- kind of family would do that? instead of force, which ex- ence.” And yet that is what the hu- plodes in conflict; policies of Countries at the U.N. man family sometimes seems collaboration; and the par- General Assembly voted in to do to asylum seekers and ticipation of everyone in the September 2016 to develop refugees.” benefits of technology, access the compacts; after meetings In the message, the pope to markets” and other factors GLASS around the world, a draft of also said that welcoming mi- that allow them to live a dig- each compact is scheduled to grants and refugees actually nified life. be released in February and contributes to peace and ben- “Peace flourishes where a final vote is scheduled for efits host countries. there is less inequality and September 2018. Migrants and refugees “do injustice,” the archbishop SLIPPER In his message, which was not arrive empty-handed. said. “And when there is signed Nov. 13, the feast of They bring their courage, less inequality and injus- St. Frances Cabrini, patron skills, energy and aspira- tice, there is also less migra- of migrants, Pope Francis tions, as well as the trea- tion and people can exercise said thinking about peace sures of their own cultures; their right of not having to naturally meant thinking and in this way, they enrich migrate.” about “those who most keen- the lives of the nations that Pope Francis prayed that ly suffer its absence.” receive them,” he said. the global compacts would GLASS When people in need are be “inspired by compassion, International organiza- tions estimate there are some welcomed and valued, “seeds foresight and courage, so as 250 million international mi- of peace” begin to sprout, the to take advantage of every grants around the globe and pope said. “Our cities, often opportunity to advance the that about 22.5 million of divided and polarized by con- peace-building process. Only SHATTERER flicts regarding the presence in this way can the real- them are refugees, who have fled war, violence or perse- of migrants and refugees, ism required of international cution. will thus turn into workshops politics avoid surrendering to In their search for a place of peace.” cynicism and to the globaliza- where they can live in peace, As he said in a message tion of indifference.” the pope said, many are “will- released earlier for the World ing to risk their lives on a Day of Migrants and Refu- journey that is often long gees 2018, coordinated plans YOUTH EVENTS Open House and perilous, to endure hard- for “welcoming, protecting, ships and suffering, and to promoting and integrating” encounter fences and walls newcomers are essential for Saturday, December 2 built to keep them far from helping asylum seekers, refu- St. Bernard their goal.” gees, migrants and victims of 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Pope Francis acknowl- human trafficking find the edged the right and obliga- peace they seek. students aid tion of countries to protect “’Welcoming’ calls for ex- their borders and wisely al- panding legal pathways for Dare to Care locate their resources, includ- entry and no longer pushing ing those dedicated to reset- migrants and displaced peo- Students at St. Bernard tling migrants and refugees. ple toward countries where School collected close to 9,000 But the pope also insisted they face persecution and Tours begin every 10 minutes. canned goods and $2,500 that basic human decency violence. It also demands bal- during a food drive held Oct. requires sheltering those ancing our concerns about 27 to Nov. 17. The money and canned goods were donated to Dare to Care Food Bank. Christmas concerts

St. Xavier High School will host a Christmas concert Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. and a music recital Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. Both performances will take place in the Brown-For- man Cultural Arts Center on the school’s campus, 1609 Poplar Level Road. The events are free and open to the public. As the fi rst school in Louisville Career day to initiate a House System, Sacred Heart Academy we make the transition to held “Backpacks to Brief- high school easy. cases” Junior, Senior Career Take the next step! Day Nov. 20. The students heard from more than 70 alumnae and guests representing careers that included engineering, PLACEMENT TEST architecture, medicine, law, Saturday, December 9 marketing and education. at 9 A.M. Eagle Scout

Daniel Kirwan, a fresh- man at St. Xavier High School, was named an Eagle Scout by the Boy Scouts of America. He is a member of Troop 380 at St. Patrick Church. TRINITYROCKS.COM/HOUSERULES For his project, Daniel de- signed and built a walking path at Sojourn Community Church East.

88403_cath_rec_place_test.indd 1 10/11/17 3:29 PM THE RECORD NOVEMBER 30, 2017 WORLD / LOCAL WWW.THERECORDNEWSPAPER.ORG 3 In Myanmar, pope touts respect for all AROUND THE WORLD Catholic News Service

Pope doesn’t Bishop urges Trump administration name Rohingya to keep ‘net neutrality’ rules in place but emphasizes WASHINGTON — The chairman of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Communications has urged the Trump ad- human dignity ministration to keep current net neutrality rules in place because an open internet, he said, is critical to the nation’s faith communities and how they interact with members. “Without open internet principles which prohibit paid By CINDY WOODEN prioritization, we might be forced to pay fees to ensure Catholic News Service that our high-bandwidth content receives fair treatment NAYPYITAW, Myanmar on the internet,” said Bishop Christopher J. Coyne of — The plight of the ethnic Burlington, Vermont. Muslim minority in Myan- “Nonprofit communities, both religious and secular, mar’s Rakhine state was cannot afford to pay to compete with profitable commer- front and center in speeches cialized content,” he said in a Nov. 28 statement. CNS Photo by Paul Haring by Pope Francis and Aung The concept of an open internet has long been called San Suu Kyi, but neither Pope Francis and Aung San Suu Kyi, state counselor and foreign minister of Myanmar, are pic- “net neutrality,” in which internet service providers publicly used the word Ro- tured with children before a meeting at the Myanmar International Convention Center Nov. 28. neither favor nor discriminate against internet users or hingya. websites. Neutrality means, for example, providers cannot After private meetings prioritize one type of content over another, nor can they Nov. 28 with Myanmarese and the international com- The Rohingya are not in- unity, forgiveness, tolerance speed up, slow down or block users’ access. President Htin Kyaw and munity in supporting peace cluded in the peace process and wise nation building.” On Nov. 21, the current chairman of the Federal Com- Suu Kyi, the state counselor efforts, presumably also in since the government does In addition to helping munications Commission announced his proposal to roll and de facto head of govern- their condemnations of the not consider them to be a heal “the emotional, spiritu- back rules on neutrality put in place in 2015 by the Obama ment, the pope and Suu Kyi discrimination and persecu- Myanmar ethnic group, but al and psychological wounds administration. gave formal speeches to gov- tion of the Rohingya, a Mus- rather foreigners. of those who have suffered ernment officials and diplo- lim minority. Religious communities in the years of conflict,” he mats gathered at the conven- “The future of Myanmar must play a role in the pro- said all religions “can help Pope urges bishops to exercise tion center in Naypyitaw, the must be peace, a peace based cess of reconciliation and to uproot the causes of con- nation’s capital. on respect for the dignity integration, he said. “Reli- flict, build bridges of dia- authority as judges in annulments Suu Kyi, leader of the and rights of each member gious differences need not be logue, seek justice and be a process to bring democracy of society, respect for each a source of division and dis- prophetic voice for all who VATICAN CITY — A diocesan bishop is the sole judge to Myanmar and winner of ethnic group and its identity, trust, but rather a force for suffer.” in the streamlined process for handling marriage annul- the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize, respect for the rule of law, ments, Pope Francis said. publicly acknowledged, “Of and respect for a democratic The simplified process “is not an option that the dioc- the many challenges that our order that enables each in- esan bishop can choose, but rather an obligation that de- government has been facing, dividual and every group — Obituary rives from his consecration and from the mission received,” the situation in Rakhine has none excluded — to offer its making the bishop the sole and exclusive authority in most strongly captured the at- legitimate contribution to the charge throughout the three phases of the briefer process, tention of the world. As we ad- common good,” Pope Francis the pope said. dress long-standing issues — said. Ursuline Sister Rose The pope made his remarks during an audience Nov. social, economic and political The pope said he want- 25 with canon lawyers, priests and pastoral workers — that have eroded trust and ed to visit the country to Marian Powers, 84, dies attending a course sponsored by the Roman Rota, a understanding, harmony and strengthen the small Catho- Vatican tribunal that deals with marriage annulment cases. The pope encouraged them to be close to those cooperation between different lic community and “to offer Ursuline Sister of Mount taught and ministered in the who are suffering and who expect help “to restore peace communities in Rakhine, the a word of encouragement to St. Joseph Rose Marian Diocese of Owensboro. to their consciences and God’s will on readmission to support of our people and of all those who are working to Powers, 84, died Nov. 27 at Survivors include her sis- the Eucharist.” good friends who only wish to build a just, reconciled and Mount St. Joseph in Maple ter Ursuline Sister of Mount see us succeed in our endeav- inclusive social order.” Mount, Ky. She was in her St. Joseph Rose Jean Pow- ors has been invaluable.” Myanmar’s “greatest trea- 65th year of religious life. ers; sisters-in-law Nora Jean Day of prayer, awareness week focus “The road to peace is not sure,” he insisted, “is its peo- Sister Powers, a native of Powers of Hardinsburg, Ky., always smooth,” she told the ple, who have suffered greatly, Cloverport, Ky., primarily and Oneida Powers of Lou- on plight of persecuted Christians pope, “but it is the only way and continue to suffer, from served in education. In the isville; nieces and nephews; that will lead our people to civil conflict and hostilities Archdiocese of Louisville, she and members of her religious WASHINGTON — The U.S. Catholic Church focused their dream of a just and pros- that have lasted all too long taught at St. Francis Xavi- community. attention on the plight of persecuted Christians in Iraq perous land that will be their and created deep divisions.” er School in Raywick, Ky., The Mass of Christian and Syria with a day of prayer Nov. 26 and a weeklong refuge, their pride, their joy.” Pope Francis praised Suu from 1957-1958; St. Edward Burial will be celebrated at observance to raise awareness and educate people about In his speech, Pope Fran- Kyi for convoking the “21st School from 1962-1965; Fla- 10:30 a.m. Nov. 30 at Mount their situation. cis was even less specific, Century Panglong Union herty Public School in Fla- St. Joseph. A Day of Prayer for Persecuted Christians Nov. 26 although he repeatedly Peace Conference,” a series of herty, Ky., from 1965-1967; Gifts in memory of Sister initiated “Solidarity in Suffering,” a Week of Awareness insisted that the rights of meetings that began in 2016 St. Bernard School from Powers may take the form and Education that runs through Dec. 3. To help educate each member of society and between the government and 1975-1979; and as a teacher of donations to the Ursuline Catholics and others about the persecution of Christians, each ethnic group must be militant groups from more and principal of St. Brigid Sisters of Mount St. Joseph, a section of the USCCB’s website — www.usccb.org/mid- respected. He praised the than a dozen ethnic groups School in Vine Grove, Ky., 8001 Cummings Road, Maple dle-east-Christians — offers resources to assist parishes, role of the United Nations in Myanmar. from 1967-1973. She also Mount, Ky., 42356. schools and campus ministries. 4 WWW.THERECORDNEWSPAPER.ORG COMMENTARY THE RECORD NOVEMBER 30, 2017 SPEAK TO ME LORD TEACHING OUR FAITH Sunday readings, Dec. 3: Come, Lord Jesus: Our Advent prayer ‘Prepare him room’ JEM SULLIVAN First Sunday of Advent First reading — Is 63:16-17, 19; 64:2-7 This series of teaching editorials home from work. He left behind two Psalm — 80:2-3, 15-16, 18-19 focuses on the Church’s approach to young children. Second reading — 1 Cor 1:3-9 immigrants and refugees, especially The murder devastated her and Gospel — Mk 13:33-37 in light of Pope Francis’ invitation to her family, but “murder was a day-to- “Share the Journey.” day thing,” she explained. Poverty — Each Advent, we are given to be molded by God just as and a lack of opportunity to overcome a fresh chance to discover a potter molds clay? “The idea was to come to the U.S. poverty — foment violence. that the deepest longings of In the second reading, to study to provide for my family. In It was a tipping point for her: She our heart are for God. The Paul writes to the Corinthi- that journey, I never realized how dif- decided to come to the United States prophet Isaiah reminds us ans as they wait for the rev- ficult it is to be in a land where people on a student visa. of this deep human desire elation of Christ. Beginning vent, we are invited to hear don’t want you.” “The only thing we heard was that for God. For this reason, he with words of blessing, Paul God’s word with hearts and An active parishioner of a Louis- this is a land of opportunity, where is considered the prophet of thanks God for the many minds open and alert to God’s ville parish spoke these words last people will welcome you and you will Advent who highlights the blessings they have received. loving presence in our midst. week. She was sharing the story of find a decent job,” she said. “Where hopes of the people of Israel Then, Paul encourages them, In this season of the in- carnation, Jesus, the Son of her own immigration from a Central you can achieve ‘the American dream.’ for a messiah. Our deep long- and us, to use God-given gifts ing for God is at the heart of and talents well. God, comes into our midst American country. She fled her native A lot of us, that’s the reason that we our Advent preparations. As they wait for the reve- bringing a peace and hope land more than 20 years ago for op- leave. Half of the kids I grew up with The Israelites returned to lation of the Lord’s glory, and that this world cannot give. portunities and a future without vio- are either murdered, in jail or they their homeland after their ex- persevere to the end, Paul For most of us, this time lence. are delinquents back home because ile. Almost immediately, they reminds them, and us, that quickly turns into the most Her story is apropos as Advent they lack any opportunity.” begin to fall away from God’s God alone is our strength. hectic part of the year. We approaches. The church season cen- But in the U.S., she encountered commands. The prophet la- Do we lean on God to face the are distracted, overwhelmed tered on preparing for Christ’s birth another reality — a pervasive nativ- ments his own sins and the challenges of daily life? and focused on fleeting, ma- begins on Sunday. Already the radio ism that shuns immigrants. Very sins of his people. He begs for Jesus’ advice to the dis- terial things that satisfy only is airing Christmas music, including quickly, she felt compelled not only God’s intervention. Then, he ciples in Mark’s Gospel is for a time. that triumphant hymn that often con- to help her family but also help the uses a striking metaphor to a perfect Advent theme. God’s word invites us to cludes Christmas Masses — “Joy to immigrants she encountered around describe Yahweh’s relation- Be alert! Be watchful! He fix our gaze on the eternal the World.” her. ship with Israel: the image repeats the message three and greatest gift we can give One line in that hymn of joy stands “There were so many injustices, so of a potter and his clay. times, reminding us of its im- and receive in this season of out from others as we consider the much oppression toward the immi- A skilled potter shapes portance in the spiritual life. joy — the gift of God’s only millions of people classified as im- grant in the land of immigrants,” she formless clay into beautiful One obstacle to the Chris- Son, Jesus who reconciles us migrants and refugees around the said, expressing a deep knowledge and functional objects. In tian life is indifference to to friendship with God. world. It’s the fourth line of the first of Louisville’s vast immigrant roots the same way, Israel is be- God’s presence in our lives. Advent becomes a spiritu- verse: Let every heart prepare him — especially German, Italian, Irish ing shaped by God’s loving Jesus warns against being ally fruitful season when we room. and French. hand. Isaiah’s image begs asleep when the Lord of the turn to God’s word, saying We are reminded in those six Here in the United States, she the question: Are we willing house returns. During Ad- in faith, “speak to me, Lord.” words that we — living 2017 years said, “I have witnessed women that after his birth — must make room for have crossed the border with their him in our hearts. sick babies. They bring them to the Of course, we know from Scrip- land of the free to get help. QUESTION CORNER ture that no one prepared a room “I have witnessed people working for Christ that night in Bethlehem. three jobs and getting paid a third of Funeral Mass in funeral home? Pregnant, without friends or rela- what other people make,” she said. tives, the Holy Family wandered “I have also witnessed unaccompa- FATHER KENNETH DOYLE homeless until they were offered the nied minors, young people whose op- humblest shelter. Were they here tions are to become a part of a gang In certain parts of our country, they are allowed to with us in the 21st century, we might and get murdered or decline (to join) Q. have the Mass of Christian Burial at funeral homes. I think offer the Holy Family space in the and get murdered.” this is a wonderful idea, especially for small funerals. Who garage, if that. “I have been told in my face by makes that decision or gives permission for this? Sometimes immigrants today do Catholics, ‘When are you going to live in garage-like structures. And have your own immigrant church?’ A. I am not aware of any funeral homes. The funer- refugees spend decades in makeshift You are not welcome here. place in the U.S. where fu- al liturgy outside of Mass, camps. “I have been told by my fellow neral Masses are celebrated as provided in the ‘Order of nificant exception of the Eu- Pope Francis has called on us di- Catholic brothers and sisters, ‘You, on a regular basis in the fu- Christian Funerals,’ is al- charist itself. It is much more rectly to “prepare him room,” by go home.’ neral home. The Archdiocese lowed in the funeral home.” fitting that a funeral be cel- sharing our journey, our lives with “This makes you reflect, when of Detroit notes, for exam- This service would include ebrated with the church’s immigrants and refugees. Pope Francis talks about the journey, ple, on its website: “Funeral all of the parts of a normal central and most powerful It’s easier not to know who these when he talks about looking on one Masses are not allowed in funeral Mass with the sig- prayer, the Eucharist. statistically anonymous immigrants another with love and compassion, and refugees actually are. The Nov. it goes beyond the politics of any one 9 edition of The Record shared the country.” stories of young adult immigrants, For Catholics, immigration is not a A TIME TO SPEAK who know little of their countries of political issue first. It is a moral issue. origin and want nothing more than to Not all of her encounters have been The cost of the death penalty is severe learn and join in American life in the bad. She has found a welcoming par- United States. ish and developed a host of supporters REP. CHAD MCCOY In this editorial, we encounter that who accompany her in her work. parishioner mentioned above, an ac- “I have witnessed love and gen- Some issues are bigger necessary and costly layers tive Catholic living in Louisville who erosity from people who are willing than politics. They push and of government. spends most of her time caring for to open their hearts, even if they pull at our core beliefs, forcing Study after study has other immigrants. don’t understand the struggle, the us to show our convictions. shown that the death pen- She grew up in poverty with her anguish and the fear people bring to For me, abolition of the alty is not an effective crime mother, sister, brother and an abusive them.” death penalty in Kentucky deterrent. Those wanting a father — he molested his children and Let every heart emulate theirs and is one of those issues. quick show of evidence need battered his wife. He abandoned the prepare him room. My stand against the look no further than recent family when she was a preteen. death penalty is rooted in FBI Uniform Crime Reports A few years later, her brother was MARNIE McALLISTER my belief that capital punish- that show more homicides in robbed and murdered on his way Editor ment is wrong in accordance states that generously use with the rulings of the church the death penalty than in and my own conscience. But state and local government other states. If you look at there are also logical argu- budgets face more cuts. I U.S. executions carried out in ments for abolition of the might suggest that we also 2017 alone—as published on state’s death penalty argu- look at whether or not the the Death Penalty Informa- ments based on conservative Commonwealth’s reasons for tion Center web site—you’ll Church leaders decry plan to principles of fiscal responsi- keeping the death penalty notice many of those exe- bility and smaller govern- are reasonable and fair. cutions took place in these ment. Humans are imperfect be- high-crime states. end protected status for Haitians The financial costs of the ings. We make all kinds of So, let’s consider for a mo- death penalty to the Com- mistakes, including errors in ment that the death penalty monwealth are severe. Up the adjudication of the death is not a crime deterrent. If By DENNIS SADOWSKI the decision affecting Hai- ceive any number of people to $8 million in Kentucky penalty. That stark reality that’s true, then the death Catholic News Service tians in dire need of stability being expelled from the Unit- taxpayer money is spent each was illuminated in a 2012 op- penalty fails all three tests WASHINGTON — Advo- and security as lacking com- ed States or any other place.” year on the prosecution and ed in The New York Times, of a working criminal jus- cates and church leaders ral- passion and kindness. He and others on the call defense of capital cases and which reported that 50 of 78 tice system: It’s not a crime lied around 58,000 Haitians “It’s not a question of urged people of faith and imprisonment of the state’s people sentenced to death deterrent, and it doesn’t living in the United States sending them home. After “good will” to pressure Con- 33 death row inmates, ac- in Kentucky between 1976 guard against retribution as since a ferocious 2010 earth- so many years in the United gress to enact a legal solu- cording to the state Depart- and 2011 had their sentenc- a working system should. quake after the Trump ad- States, they are home,” said tion to make permanent the ment of Public Advocacy. es overturned, “15 of those Considering that revenge ministration moved to end a Archbishop Thomas G. Wen- legal status of Haitians and That’s over $100 million paid for prosecutorial mistakes should never be the basis for humanitarian program that ski of Miami. people from other countries by taxpayers to maintain or misconduct.” That is an law, the death penalty needs allowed them stay in the “People have put down granted TPS. what the state Public Advo- immense margin of error for to be abolished. country. roots. They’ve started busi- Jean Atkinson, executive cate’s Office in 2009 called such a critical outcome. Kentucky will have anoth- The Haitians will be forced nesses and families and their director of the Catholic Legal “a death penalty system that My professional experi- er chance to abolish the death to leave the country by July children are American citi- Immigration Network, was has executed three people” ence as an attorney who has penalty when I introduce a 22, 2019, or face deportation. zens. To send them back and on the same delegation and since 1976. practiced criminal law has bill to that end in the upcom- Department of Homeland take away their means of agreed with the archbish- These costs are not ex- taught me that the purpose ing 2018 legislative session. Security Acting Secretary livelihood would not be in the op’s assessment. She called pected to be reduced any- of the penal code is public Abolition of this flawed form Elaine Duke terminated the best interested of the Hai- Duke’s decision “morally time soon since they mount safety. Probable cause, due of punishment is the right Temporary Protected Status, tians, their children or the outrageous ... unfounded” with each new capital case. process, and every rule of law thing to do fiscally, socially or TPS, for Haitians Nov. American society in which and called her to undertake Research shows that capital built into the criminal justice and spiritually. It is my hope 20 after determining that they live,” he said. assessment that considers cases are most costly during system is there to protect the that my colleagues in the conditions in the poor Carib- The Center for Migration the actual conditions in the the pretrial and trial phases. victim, the defendant and the General Assembly will agree. bean nation had improved Studies estimates that Hai- country. The appeals phase, which av- public as a whole. When the significantly since the earth- tians with TPS have about In a statement late Nov. erages 15 to 20 years, tacks system works, it accomplish- State Rep. Chad McCoy quake. The effective date of 27,000 U.S.-born children. 20, Homeland Security said millions of dollars more onto es three things: It prevents represents the 50th House the termination was delayed The archbishop explained Duke determined that “those the taxpayers’ bill. crime, it prevents a criminal District and is a member of for 18 months “to allow for an that during a fact-finding trip extraordinary but temporary Kentuckians should ask from reoffending (or recidi- the Basilica of St. Joseph orderly transition.” he led to Haiti in September, conditions caused by the ourselves if these costs are vism), and it guards against Proto-Cathedral in Bards- Religious leaders and ad- his delegation learned that 2010 earthquake no longer sustainable at a time when the system being used for ret- town, Ky., and often worships vocates on a media confer- the country “does not have exist,” requiring that TPS our public pension systems ribution, or revenge. When it at Holy Rosary Church in ence call Nov. 21 described conditions adequate to re- for Haitians be terminated. are nearly insolvent and our doesn’t work, it creates un- Manton, Ky.

Address all mail to: THE RECORD Archdiocese of Louisville The Record (USPS 457-260) is published weekly except the last Thursday in December and the first Thursday in January Maloney Center, 1200 S. Shelby St. at Maloney Center, 1200 S. Shelby St., Louisville, KY 40203-2627 Louisville, KY 40203-2600. Subscription rates: President Most Rev. Joseph E. Kurtz, D.D., Archbishop of Louisville $16.96 a year (includes sales tax). Periodicals postage paid at Louisville, KY. Send notice of change of address, giving both old Editor Marnie 'McAllister and new address. Allow two weeks for corrections to be made. Advertising Director Jennifer L. Jenkins Postmaster Editor Emeritus Glenn O. Rutherford Send address changes to The Record, Maloney Center, 1200 S. Shelby St., Louisville, KY 40203-2600 Telephone: News, Advertising (502) 471-2125, FAX: (502) 636-2379 Circulation (502) 585-3291, ext. 1125, FAX: (502) 585-2466 E-Mail: [email protected] THE RECORD NOVEMBER 30, 2017 COMMENTARY WWW.THERECORDNEWSPAPER.ORG 5 IN EXILE God’s closeness FATHER RON ROLHEISER

There’s a growing body of Given that truth, it makes it literature today that chroni- even harder for us to imagine cles the experience of persons that the infinite Creator and who were clinically dead for Sustainer of all things is inti- a period of time (minutes or mately and personally pres- hours) and were medically ent inside us, worrying with, resuscitated and brought sharing our heartaches, and back to life. Many of us, for knowing our most guarded example, are familiar with feelings. Dr. Eben Alexander’s book, Compounding this is the “Proof of Heaven: A Neuro- fact that whenever we do try surgeon’s Journey into the to imagine God’s person our Afterlife.” More recently want to stay there. Hell, as imaginations come up against Hollywood produced a mov- Jesus assures us, is a real op- the unimaginable. For exam- ie, “Miracles from Heaven,” tion; though, as Jesus also as- ple, try to imagine this: There which portrays the true story sures us, we judge ourselves. are billions of persons on this of a young Texas girl who God puts no one to hell. Hell earth and billions more have was clinically dead, medical- is our choice. lived on this earth before us. WE STAND ON THE ly revived, and who shares However it was what hap- At this very minute, thou- what she experienced in the pened after this discussion sands of people are being SHOULDERS OF GIANTS. afterlife. that I want to share here: A born, thousands are dying, There are now hundreds woman approached me as I thousands are sinning, thou- AND SOMETIMES ASTROS. of stories like this, gathered was leaving and told me that sands are doing virtuous acts, through dozens of years, pub- she had had this exact experi- thousands are making love, CHRIS BURKE, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYER lished or simply shared with ence. She had been clinically thousands are experiencing loved ones. What’s interest- dead for some minutes and violence, thousands are feel- ST. X CLASS OF 1998 ing (and consoling) is that then revived through medical ing their hearts swelling with virtually all these stories are resuscitation. And, just like joy, all of this part of trillions wonderfully positive, irre- the experience of all the oth- upon trillions of phenomena. spective of the person’s faith ers in the literature around How can one heart, one mind, or religious background. In this issue, she too experienced one person be consciously on virtually every case their a wonderful warmth, light, top of all of this and so fully experience, while partially and welcome, and did not aware and empathetic that no indescribable, was one in want to return to life here hair falls from our heads or which they felt a warm, per- on earth. Inside of all of this sparrow from the sky without sonal, overwhelming sense warmth and love however this person taking notice? It’s of love, light, and welcome, what she remembers most impossible to imagine, pure and not a few of them found and most wants to share with and simple, and that’s part themselves meeting relatives others is this: I learned that of the very definition of God. of theirs that had passed on God is very close. We have How can God be as close before them, sometimes even no idea how close God is to to us as we are to ourselves? relatives that they didn’t us. God is closer to us than Partly this is mystery, and know they had. As well, in we ever imagine! Her expe- wisdom bids us befriend virtually every case, they did rience has left her forever mystery because anything not want to return to life here branded with a sense of God’s we can understand is not THIS IS WHERE YOU START. but, like Peter on the Moun- warmth, love, and welcome, very deep! The mystery of tain of the Transfiguration, but what’s left the deepest God’s intimate, personal pres- For more than 150 years, St. X has produced game wanted to stay there. brand of all inside her is the ence inside us is beyond our Recently while speaking at sense of God’s closeness. imaginations. But everything changers. Our playbook of hard work, perseverance, a conference, I referenced this I was struck by this be- within our faith tradition and SAINT XAVI E R and faith is what prepared alumni like Chris Burke to literature and pointed out cause, like millions of oth- now most everything in the HIGH SCHOOL make huge plays on professional baseball’s biggest stage. that, among other things, it ers, I generally don’t feel testimony of hundreds of peo- seems everyone goes to heav- that closeness, or at least ple who have experienced the Like that time he ended one of history’s longest playoff en when they die. This, of don’t feel it very affectively afterlife assure us that, while games with a series-winning, walk-off homer. If you’re course, immediately sparked or imaginatively. God can God may be infinite and inef- a spirited discussion: “What seem pretty far away, ab- fable, God is very close to us, ready to get started on a state-of-the-art high school about hell? Aren’t we judged stract and impersonal, a De- closer than we imagine. experience, visit St. X on December 9 and take our when we die? Doesn’t anyone ity with millions of things to go to hell?” My answer to worry about without having Oblate Father Ron Rol- placement test. those questions, which need to worry about the minutiae heiser, theologian, teacher, far more nuance than is con- of my small life. and award-winning author, THE PLACEMENT TEST WILL BE GIVEN DECEMBER 9 FROM tained in a short soundbite, Moreover, as Christians, is President of the Oblate 9 A.M. TO 12:30 P.M. Visit us at saintx.com to get started. was that while we all go to we believe that God is infinite School of Theology in San heaven when we die, depend- and ineffable. This means Antonio, Texas. He can be ing upon our moral and spiri- that while we can know God, contacted through his website tual disposition, we might not we can never imagine God. www.ronrolheiser.com. Jesus seeks to bring others with him to salvation, pope says

By CAROL GLATZ it’s the same,” the pope said Mass really is and why it is Catholic News Service Nov. 22 during his weekly so important. VATICAN CITY — If peo- general audience. The Mass, as a “memo- ple really understood that If people realize that Jesus rial,” is more than just re- participating at Mass is wit- is truly present in the Eucha- membering an event from nessing Christ’s suffering, rist and is letting himself be the past, the pope said. It is death and resurrection, then broken and pouring out his making that event present maybe they would stop tak- love and mercy for everyone, and alive in a way that trans- ing pictures, talking, making “would we allow ourselves to forms those who participate. comments and acting as if chitchat, take pictures, to be The Eucharist is the fo- it were some kind of show, on show? No,” the pope said. cal point of God’s saving act, Pope Francis said. “For sure we would be si- he said; it is Jesus making “This is Mass: to enter lent, in mourning and also in himself present in the bread, into Jesus’ passion, death, joy for being saved,” he said. “broken for us, pouring out ~ Pope Francis resurrection and ascension. The pope continued his all of his mercy and love on When we go to Mass, it is as series of audience talks on us like he did on the cross, if we were going to Calvary, the Mass, reflecting on what in that way, renewing our hearts, our lives and the way we relate to him and our Help Bring Christ to Others brothers and sisters.” • Charity and Outreach Archbishop Kurtz’s schedule “Every celebration of the • Lifelong Formation and Education Eucharist is a beam of that • Promoting Vocations Following is Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz’s sun that never sets, which • Supporting Retired Priests schedule for the coming weeks. is the risen Jesus Christ. To take part in Mass, especially • Assisting Parishes and Schools Dec. 1 — 8 a.m. Mass, Holy Family Church; 12:15 on Sundays, means entering • Strengthening Families p.m. Archdiocesan Agency Staff Celebration, into the victory of the res- Saffin Center; 6:30 p.m. Service to Light Tree of urrection, being illuminated Remembrance, Calvary Cemetery. by his light, warmed by his heat,” he said. Mass is “the Dec. 2 — 5:30 p.m. Installation Mass for Father triumph of Jesus.” Jeffrey Hopper as pastor of St. Martin of Tours As Jesus goes from death Church, Flaherty, Ky. to eternal life during the Dec. 3 — 10 a.m. Mass for Vietnamese Martyrs, St. Mass celebration, he is seek- John Vianney Church; 4 p.m. Blessing and open ing also to “carry us with house of convent for Dominican Sisters at St. him” toward eternal life, James Church, Elizabethtown, Ky. Pope Francis said. By spilling his blood, the Dec. 4 — Noon Serra Club luncheon for retired pope continued, “he frees us sisters, University Club. from death and the fear of Dec. 5 — Agency Directors’ Meeting, Pastoral Center. death. He frees us not only from the domination of physi- Dec. 6 — 8:50 a.m. Vocation talk to seventh and cal death but also spiritual eighth graders at Sacred Heart Model School; 11 death — evil and sin,” which a.m. Catholic Conference of Kentucky, Pastoral pollute one’s life, making it Center; 6:30 p.m. Service of Remembrance for lose its beauty, vitality and Victims of Violence, Good Shepherd Church. meaning. Dec. 7 — 10:30 a.m. Deacon Widows’ Luncheon. “In the Eucharist, (Jesus) wants to transmit his pas- Dec. 8 — 1 p.m. Immaculate Conception Feast Day chal, victorious love,” the Mass, Assumption High School; 7 p.m. Closing pope said. “If we receive it Donate at ArchLou.org/CSA Mass for Centennial Celebration of Chapel, with faith, we too can truly Ursuline Motherhouse Chapel. love God and our neighbor, Or donate by mail to Archdiocese of Louisville Dec. 9 — Black Catholic Congress, Flaget Center. we can love like he loved us, giving life.” Catholic Services Appeal Dec. 10 — 10 a.m. Installation of Father John When people experience P.O. Box 32279 Johnson as pastor of All Saints Church in the power of Christ’s love Louisville, KY 40232 Taylorsville, Ky., and St. Michael Church in within them, then they can Fairfield, Ky., at St. Michael; 2 p.m. Presentation give themselves freely and 502-585-3291 to Senior Group at St. Bernadette Church. fully to others, even their en- emies, without fear, he said. 6 WWW.THERECORDNEWSPAPER.ORG ADVERTISEMENT THE RECORD NOVEMBER 30, 2017 Learners to Leaders

Announces $1 Million Gift for Launch of the Jean Frazier Leadership Institute

This transformative gift will enable Sacred Heart “ I believe that the creation of the Schools to provide the most innovative and Jean Frazier Leadership Institute comprehensive student leadership development program available to students in the Louisville area. demonstrates that SHS understands To further enhance our culture of leadership, we leadership can be taught and will be exploring the following initiatives: nurtured. We believe • Leadership classes and integrated curriculum in the inherent • Leadership certifi cate program • Guest speaker series potential for every • Mentorship and internship programs student to develop • Global leadership opportunities into a leader.” • Expansive summer programming to develop Lauren Hitron SHA ‘99 leadership skills Director, Jean Frazier • Service learning leadership opportunities Leadership Institute • Valuable community partnerships and advisory council For more information, visit shslou.org/JFLI

Sponsored by the Ursuline Sisters of Louisville. A proud partner of Compassionate Louisville. Open House December 3 2-4 p.m. LEARN WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A VALKYRIE!

Sacred Heart Academy invites middle school girls and their families to Open House on Sunday, December 3 from 2-4 p.m. Experience SHA for yourself and fi nd out what it means to be a Valkyrie! From fun science experiments and musical performances to virtual reality and activities fair, there will be something for everyone! Students will receive a free gift! Complete event details can be found at shslou.org/shaopenhouse. THE RECORD NOVEMBER 30, 2017 LOCAL WWW.THERECORDNEWSPAPER.ORG 7

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Saint Martin of Tours Church 639 South Shelby Street, Louisville Ky 40202 is celebrating its Tree of Remembrance to be lit Dec. 1 20th anniversary of devotion The Tree of Remembrance Arnold at 439-6276. from 10 a.m. to noon at the Boys and Girls Haven to the two hearts of Jesus and Mary. at Calvary Cemetery, 1600 the Ursuline Motherhouse, 12 Days of Christmas Fund- December 1, 2017 Newburg Road, will be lit The Cathedral of the 3115 Lexington Road. Sis- raiser. during a prayer service led Assumption, 433 S. Fifth St., ter Jean Anne Zappa will Tickets are $20 and Confession 6p.m. ‡ Mass 7p.m. by Archbishop Joseph E. will celebrate the feast of the be the facilitator. available by emailing info@ followed by the rosary and banquet in the Parish Hall. Kurtz Dec. 1 at 6:30 p.m. Immaculate Conception Dec. Participants are encour- laohlouisville.com and at The first 150 in attendance will receive Refreshments will be served. 8 with Mass at 5:30 p.m., aged to bring a lunch and join eventbrite.com. a personal picture of the two hearts. During the holiday sea- followed by a simple soup in fellowship afterward. The son, people are invited to supper in the undercroft. Af- cost is $10. The Catholic Single add an ornament to the tree, terward, the Cathedral Choir Adults Club will gather at located near the entrance of and the Cathedral Singers THE ARTSThe Arts Hillview Family Diner and the cemetery, in memory of will present Advent Lessons Ice Cream on Dec. 3 at 5 p.m. džĐĞƉƟŽŶĂů deceased loved ones, regard- and Carols. The event is free Musician Peter Mayer For more information and ƵƌďƉƉĞĂů less of when or where the and all are welcome. will bring his “Stars and location, call 969-2272. person was buried. Promises” holiday tour to A personalized compli- St. Martin of Tours St. Margaret Mary Church, HEREHere AND and THERE There mentary ornament can be Church, 639 S. Shelby St., 7813 Shelbyville Road, on provided by Catholic Cem- will celebrate the 20th anni- Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m. Mayer The Snowflake Fling, a eteries, but visitors are wel- versary of the devotion to the is a singer, songwriter and fundraising event with food come to bring their own. The two hearts of Jesus and Mary guitarist in Jimmy Buffet’s and dancing, will be held on tree will remain until Jan. on Dec. 1. Reconciliation will Coral Reefer Band. Dec. 2 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. be available at 6 p.m. Mass Proceeds will benefit three at Holy Angels Academy, 6, the feast of the Epiphany. CONTACT US TODAY 502.968.2009 |ŚŝŐŚůĂŶĚƌŽŽĮŶŐ͘ĐŽŵ Ornaments may be retrieved will begin at 7 p.m. and it will non-profits, St. John Center 12201 Old Henry Road. Ad- afterward. be followed by the rosary and for Homeless Men, Gilda’s mission is $10 and is limited a banquet in the parish hall. Club and Ovarian Awareness to those 21 and older. SERVICES,Services, of Kentucky. Proceeds will be used to DEVOTIONSDevotions The First Saturday Tickets are $25 for adults purchase sound equipment Communion of Reparation and $15 for children age 15 for student activities. Tick- Give a little The Community-wide as requested by Our Lady of and younger. For tickets, vis- ets are available at the door ® prayer service to remem- Fatima will be observed at it itickets.com/events/386643 or in advance by calling 751- TENDERNESS ber all victims of violence St. Albert the Great Church, or call 800-965-9324. 2740. in Louisville will be held at 1395 Girard Drive, Dec. 5 Good Shepherd Church, 3511 with Mass at 8:30 a.m. fol- The Loretto Mother- ALUMNIAlumni EVENTS Events Rudd Avenue, on Dec. 6 at lowed by the rosary (set to a house in Nerinx, Ky., will 6:30 p.m. recording by Mother Teresa) host a free piano concert on Mercy Academy’s class Region one parishes — at 9 a.m. Confession will be Dec. 3 at 3 p.m. by 14-year- of 1950 will meet for lunch Plus, get St. Augustine, St. Martin de available. old Jesse LaGrange. He will at the Knights of Columbus The Family Gourmet Buffet 4 more Burgers and 4 more Kielbasa Porres, Christ the King, St. present all of Bach’s Two- Hall, 4417 River Road, on 2 (5 oz.) 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All are be offered at 7:30 a.m. and ception Church in La Grange, Ursuline Academy class 51689LKH | $199.90* separately pkgs. Free gifts must ship with $ 99 #51689. Standard S&H will be welcome. Mass will begin at 8:15 a.m. Ky., on Dec. 3 at 3 p.m. and of 1953 will hold its quarterly Combo Price 49 added. Expires 2/28/18. ©2017 at St. Brigid Church, 1520 luncheon Dec. 5 at 11:30 a.m. OCG 17M1957 Omaha Steaks, Inc. The Blessing of the The Angela Merici Cen- Hepburn Avenue, on Dec. 10 at Olive Garden, 1320 Hurst- Call 1-855-407-6876 and ask for 51689LKH Child in the Womb will be ter for Spirituality will offer at 3 p.m. bourne Lane. For reserva- www.OmahaSteaks.com/cook17 offered at St. Paul Church, Taizé Prayer — an evening Tickets are $22 for adults, tions, contact Pat Bernardi 6901 Dixie Highway, Dec. 8 of chants, songs, silence and $18 for senior citizens and $5 Miller at 239-5758. at a 7 p.m. Mass. It will be of- Scripture — on Dec. 11 at 7 for students. For more infor- fered for unborn children and p.m. in the Ursuline Mother- mation, visit louisvillechorus. The Flaget Alumni As- their parents. Prayers will house Chapel, 3115 Lexing- org or call 968-6300. sociation will hold its next also be offered for couples ton Road. Free-will offerings monthly general membership hoping for a child or who will be accepted. For informa- OPENOpen HOUSES House meeting on Dec. 13 at the have lost a child. tion, call 896-3945 or email Elks Lodge #8 at 2826 Klond- Those who wish to receive [email protected]. Sacred Heart Academy, ike Lane across from St. Mar- the blessing or who have 3177 Lexington Road, will tha Church. The meeting will A Christmas Concert ‡ Dec. 14, 2017 questions may call Celesta ADVENTAdvent hold an open house for pro- begin at noon with a short spective students on Dec. 3 business session followed by St. Margaret Mary Church All are welcome to at- from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. lunch and the annual Christ- 7813 Shelbyville Road tend vespers with the Ur- mas party. Peter Mayer, longtime member of Anniversary suline Sisters of Louisville Mercy Academy, 5801 It is free to members who Jimmy Buffett’s Band, travels with a on Sundays during Advent Fegenbush Lane, will hold have paid their dues. Dues world class ensemble of musicians that at 4:30 p.m. in the Ursuline an open house on Dec. 2 from for new or renewing mem- are electrifying in live performance. Motherhouse Chapel, 3115 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more bers may be paid at the meet- Lexington Road. The first information, call 671-2010. ing. For more information, Featuring a collection of timeless carols, Sunday of Advent is Dec. 3. call Mike Lally at 822-3746 original songs and stories, which celebrate the magical ORGANIZATIONSOrganizations or Tom Becker at 491-8943. Christmas season when families come together from An Advent Day of near and far to share gifts of peace, joy, faith and love. Prayer will be presented on The Ladies Ancient Or- The Ursuline Academy Dec. 9 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. der of Hibernians will hold class of 1954 will hold its PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE: at the Mount St. Joseph Con- their annual Irish Christmas quarterly luncheon at 1 p.m. itickets.com/events/386643 ference and Retreat Center Afternoon Tea on Dec. 3 at on Dec. 9 at O’Charley’s, 962 in Maple Mount, Ky. Mon- 3 p.m. at Nunnlea House, Breckenridge Lane. RSVP to Proceeds from this event will benefit signor Bernard Powers will 1940 S. Hurstbourne Park- Pat at 267-5096 or Norma at Gilda's Club, St. John Center for Homeless Men Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Weber, lead the day. The fee is $25 way. Proceeds will benefit 451-1916. and Ovarian Awareness of Kentucky. parishioners of Holy Trinity and includes lunch. To regis- Church, celebrated their 50th ter, contact Kathy McCarty wedding anniversary on Nov. at 270-229-0206 or kathy. 23. Mrs. Weber, the former [email protected]. Julie Short, is a retired RN for ASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL Norton Healthcare. Mr. Weber Missions,MISSIONS, RetreatsRETREATS NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE SPONSORED BY THE SISTERS OF MERCY retired as the executive direc- tor of Boys Haven. The couple The Angela Merici have three children and seven Center for Spirituality will grandchildren. They will cel- hold a morning reflection ebrate their anniversary with on the Advent and Christ- a family dinner and reception. mas Scriptures on Dec. 2

St. James to provide music for Bardstown Road Aglow

Record Staff Report The University of Louisville St. James Church, locat- Trumpet Ensemble will play ed at Bardstown Road and at 7:30 p.m. The Bellarmine Edenside Avenue, will offer University Schola Cantorum music and refreshments dur- will provide music at 8 p.m. ing the annual Bardstown and the Louisville Trombone Road Aglow event in the Ensemble will play at 8:35 Highlands Dec. 2 from dusk p.m. until 10 p.m. Guest organists will play The St. James Singers on the church’s historic 1931 Choir and School Choir will Henry Pilcher’s Sons pipe or- give a concert at 6:30 p.m. gan throughout the evening.

Final event caps yearlong Ursuline chapel centennial

Record Staff Report and Mass will begin at 7 The Ursuline Sisters of p.m. The evening liturgy will Louisville will mark the final be celebrated by Archbishop WE CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU TONIGHT! event in a yearlong centen- Joseph E. Kurtz. Open House provides students and families the opportunity to tour Assumption’s campus, nial celebration of the Moth- Music will be provided erhouse Chapel with a Mass by the Our Lady of Lourdes visit with faculty and students, and learn more about academics, clubs, athletics, and on Dec. 8, the feast of the Choir. The chapel is locat- campus ministry. Two informational presentations will be offered concurrently at 6:30 p.m. Immaculate Conception. ed on the Ursuline campus, in the Convocation and Athletic Center and The Humana Foundation Performing and Fine The Ursuline Chapel of 3115 Lexington Road. the Immaculate Conception, Handicap parking will be Arts Center. Following these sessions, attendees will be encouraged to enjoy performances, the chapel’s formal name, available. The Mass will be classroom experiments, refreshments, and more! was dedicated on Dec. 8 in livestreamed on Facebook 1917. at www.facebook.com/Ursu Doors open at 6:30 p.m. linesLouisville. HIGH SCHOOL PLACEMENT TEST ON SATURDAY DECEMBER 9, AT 9:00 A.M. 8 WWW.THERECORDNEWSPAPER.ORG CHRISTMAS SHOWCASE THE RECORD NOVEMBER 30, 2017 Christmas Showcase

First Sunday of During Advent, Christians patiently await the revelation of the face of God at Christmas. Advent is a privileged time to allow the Advent human to be reawakened within us, to love the questions that life opens, to embrace our fragility and need for another to respond to them. This Advent, may we let the light grow and give patience to others as a gift. An Advent meditation: Memory and hope

By MSGR. J. BRIAN And so, what can we do? BRANSFIELD It all begins with light. Hope featured Catholic News Service is the light of Advent. Pa- “So ... what are you giving tience is hope rehearsing. up for Advent?” Patience is hope’s favorite Lent gets all the attention. hiding place. CHRISTMAS BAZAARS There is Shrove Tuesday, Not patience as a passive Ash Wednesday, the daily “sitting still,” but patience “giving up” of chocolate and in the face of our old battle- ST. THOMAS MORE MUSCL SENIOR meatless Fridays. Lent has a grounds — where we want lot of reminders. But Advent to have the last word, be in PARISH CHRISTMAS CENTER BAZAAR sneaks up on us. control, be first, have our CRAFT FAIR & For a string of Sundays, own way. BREAKFAST WITH SANTA 1016 E. Burnett Ave. the priest is in green vest- This Advent, may we let (St. E. Cafeteria) ments signifying Ordinary the light grow and give pa- 6105 S. 3rd Street SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, Time in the church. 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We remem- stead of proving our point and the sun sets earlier, as ural disasters this past year, ber that the Creator of light again, let’s listen to the oth- the darkness grows outside, the hurricanes and earth- made our human nature his er who we are convinced is the light grows within the quakes, wildfires and dis- own and in his humanity “wrong.” Interested in advertising your bazaar or holiday event, church. Light is God’s first ease, and of course with all began to form in the womb The next time we demand contact the Advertising Department (502) 471-2125. miracle: “Let there be light” of the man-made disasters of Mary. our own way, let’s refuse to (Gn 1:3). And to this day, light of racism, gun violence and We remember that Jesus, take it. This isn’t “giving in” expands, traveling at over drug dealing, that the days in his death and resurrection, or “giving up” ... this is giving are getting darker. There are has defeated death on its own forth. Like Jesus. the personal hurts and those ground, and in the world’s Advent sneaks up on us. of our families … job loss, de- darkest place — the sealed So does hope. And hope be- pression and long-held mis- tomb — light, uncontainable gins in small places that are understandings. supernatural light, began to unseen at first. And like the We need the light to grow. grow. It was the last place light, hope grows. With so much going on in the one would expect anything Breakfast world we ask ourselves, what new to ever emerge. Msgr. Bransfield is the can we do? We can remem- And for the Catholic, author of “Living the Beati- ber. Memory sparks light. memory is never nostalgia tudes: A Journey to Life in Advent is the great memory — it is never confined to the Christ.” of the church. past. Hope looks to the fu- With Santa We remember that God’s ture. So does Advent. Advent, Glen Ridge Health Campus invites you to our Breakfast Bazaar! which begins Saving kids’ lives. Strengthening families. 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A virtue is a up your gift game. “habitual and firm disposi- tion to do good,” reads the Catechism of the Catholic Church (No. 1833). “The moral virtues grow through education, deliberate acts and perseverance in strug- gle,” the catechism continues (No. 1839). What deliberate acts will you take this Advent to grow in patience? Better get a head start — the pre-Christmas workout won’t last long, Advent is a bit shorter this year. The fourth week of Advent is only a day long, Sunday — it’s also Christmas Eve, as Christmas 502-897-6551 | nanzkraft.com falls on a Monday. THE RECORD NOVEMBER 30, 2017 FROM PAGE ONE / WORLD WWW.THERECORDNEWSPAPER.ORG 9 Bishop-elect’s family ‘thrilled’ for him AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE St. Michael to offer Advent mission Continued from Page One felt great joy for him. We are all extremely proud of him,” for youth and adults of St. Dominic Church in he said. “We all knew Mark Springfield, Ky. was destined for big things. St. Michael Church, 3705 Stone Lakes Drive, will offer After Goatley, 51, was He’s a great priest and a good an Advent mission entitled “A Kindness that Leads Us married and had a family of person.” to Repentance.” It will be a “time of talks, worship and her own, she said her mother Brad Spalding, 43, and his celebration of the sacraments to lead us to the joy we’re still called to remind her of wife Macy live in Boston, Ky., created for,” according to a press release from the parish. holy days of obligation. with their three children: Pizza with the friars, an event for youth ages seven to “My mother was the key Carly, 14; Colton, 11; and 12, will take place Dec. 9 at 7 p.m. A “reflective talk” fol- to our faith. She always said Brady, 5. He is the county lowed by eucharistic adoration and music will be held Dec. without faith you have noth- engineer for Nelson County 11 at 7 p.m. A penance service, including a repentance talk ing,” she said. and attends the Basilica of and exposition, will be held Dec. 12 at 7 p.m. All events Their mother, who passed St. Joseph Proto-Cathedral will take place at the parish. away in 2002, would be im- in Bardstown, Ky. mensely proud of her son He said his brother was becoming a bishop, Goatley fortunate to have had a num- said. ber of role models, in ad- ‘Conversations’ episode highlights “She was proud of all her dition to his parents, as a Advent and young adult ministry children. Mark is special; young person. it’s very unique to have a “We had a (great) uncle — The December episode of “Conversations with Arch- Photo Special to The Record child become a priest or Father Jim Thompson, that bishop Kurtz,” a TV show featuring the Archbishop of nun. When someone men- was the beginning of a good Louisville and his guests, will air on The Faith Channel tioned ‘Father Mark,’ she Bishop-elect J. Mark Spalding held his nephew Brady Spald- example for Mark to see the ing in 2013 following his baptism. Bishop-elect Spalding has throughout the month on Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 p.m., just glowed,” said Goatley, good things a priest can do in Wednesdays at 10 a.m. and Saturdays at 4 p.m. who teaches second grade at baptized all of his nieces and nephews and presided at their life,” he said. first Communions. In this episode, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz will present Bardstown Primary School. In addition to the late Fa- his Advent and Christmas message and discuss the liturgi- She and her husband ther James Thompson, there cal dimensions of Advent with Chancellor Brian Reynolds. Glenn have two children: moving to Tennessee. Cur- marked by hard work on the are a number of religious Archbishop Kurtz will also welcome Karl Dolson, direc- Hunter, 25, and Olivia, 21. rently the two get together family farm. vocations in the extended tor of the Office of Youth and Young Adults, to talk about Also proud of his son is for lunch on Mondays, the “He worked hard; he never Spalding family. Two of Bish- youth and young adult ministry and the upcoming synod Bishop-elect Spalding’s fa- newly-appointed bishop’s said a word about doing it. op-elect Spalding’s aunts are on youth, faith and vocational discernment. ther, Lawrence. When he day off. But, he never did like farm- Ursuline Sisters of Mount The Faith Channel can be found on Spectrum channel heard the news, he said he “It isn’t too far from us. ing. He would say his hands St. Joseph — Sister Laurita 19 with a cable box, channel 13.79 for boxless Spectrum teared up. I know all about Nashville. were made for chalices, not Spalding and Sister Rosanne customers and Spectrum digital channel 279. Bardstown “I kind of thought he It’s no problem for us. I’ll just callouses,” the father said. Spalding. viewers can watch the episode on Channel 19 (BRTV) at would be a bishop some- get in the car and drive down The bishop-elect’s younger His second cousin was the 7 p.m. on the first two Mondays of the month. The show is where down the line. When and see him,” he said. brother, Brad Spalding said late Father Harold Spald- also available on iTunes, www.archlou.org/conversations, he told me I got choked up,” Lawrence Spalding still he was shocked at the news ing. And, a great aunt on his WLCR 1040 AM radio and Breadbox Media. he said. resides in Fredericktown in that his big brother was mother’s side — Sister Fran- Lawrence Spalding, a re- the home where Bishop-elect tapped to lead the Diocese of cis Xavier Miles — was also tired farmer, said he would Spalding and his siblings Nashville. an Ursuline Sister of Mount have to adjust to his son grew up. Their childhood was “I was utterly speechless. I St. Joseph. Cardinal is among Pope prays for victims of Egypt attack speakers at congress Continued from Page One By JUNNO AROCHO nocent people at prayer.” prayers at the mosque. God or any political ideology, All are welcome ESTEVES The Nov. 24 attack took “Those people, in that mo- and the fact this attack took Lewiston Drive, from 8:45 Catholic News Service place at the Al-Rawdah ment, prayed. We, too, in si- place at a mosque, a place of a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to attend the Dec. 9 VATICAN CITY — Pope Mosque in Bir al-Abd. lence, pray for them,” he said. worship, is especially offen- “We have invited all the Francis led pilgrims in prayer More than 300 people, in- Following news of the sive to God.” parishes to come and be pres- Archdiocesan for the victims of a bombing cluding two dozen children, bombing, Cardinal Pietro “The Catholic Church in ent at this experience,” said at a mosque in Egypt’s north- were killed when at least 40 Parolin, Vatican secretary the United States mourns Mandley-Turner. “I do not Black Catholic ern Sinai region. attackers detonated a bomb, of state, said the pope was with the people of Egypt at want it to be perceived as a Congress Addressing thousands of then gunned down worship- “profoundly grieved” by the this time of tragedy, and as- ‘black thing.’ We are all one people gathered in St. Peter’s pers as they fled. More than loss of life and condemned sures them of our prayerful family. But it’s an opportu- Square, Pope Francis said he 120 others were wounded in the attack as a “wanton act of solidarity,” Cardinal DiNar- nity to embrace new learning received news of the attack what is being described as brutality directed at innocent do said in a statement. related to African American Workshops will explore a with “great sorrow.” the deadliest modern-day at- civilians gathered in prayer.” “We join with all those of Catholics.” variety of topics, including: “May God deliver us from tack in Egypt’s history. Pope Francis, Cardinal goodwill in prayer that these Cardinal Turkson’s address life and human dignity, rac- these tragedies and sustain The Egyptian prosecutor’s Parolin wrote, “joins all peo- acts of terror and mass kill- is called “The Spirit of the ism, the lives of the saints, the efforts of all those who office said it believed the at- ple of good will in imploring ings — these acts of grave Lord is Upon Me: Act Just- violence and senior members work for peace, harmony and tack was coordinated by Is- that hearts hardened by ha- evil — will end and will be ly, Love Goodness and Walk of the church. There will also coexistence,” the pope said lamic State militants and tred will learn to renounce replaced with genuine and Humbly with Your God.” be a track for young people in after reciting the Angelus on was targeting Muslims who the way of violence that leads mutual respect for the digni- The day-long event will grades four to 12. the feast of Christ the King, practice Sufism, or Islamic to such great suffering, and ty of each and every person,” also feature workshops, Mass The cost to attend, which Nov. 26. mysticism. embrace the way of peace.” he said. and other speakers. Among incudes a continental break- The president of the U.S. Remembering the victims In Washington the day of In a televised address, the speakers are delegates fast (served from 7:30 a.m. Conference of Catholic Bish- and the wounded, Pope Fran- the attack, Cardinal Daniel Egyptian President Abdel- who attended the national to 8:30 a.m.) and lunch, is ops was among other Catho- cis called on Christians to N. DiNardo of Galveston- Fattah el-Sissi said the at- congress in July, Father $30 for adults and $15 for lic leaders who condemned pray for those who were “so Houston, USCCB president, tack was “an attempt to stop Maurice Nkemefuna Emelu youth. For more information the attack, calling it a “mon- severely affected” by the at- said: “Terrorist acts can nev- us from our efforts in the of Gratia Nobis Ministries or to register, call 636-0296 strous terrorist attack on in- tack that occurred during er be justified in the name of fight against terrorism.” and Archbishop of Louisville or send an email to omm@ Joseph E. Kurtz. archlou.org.

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By MARK PATTISON prove the situation of Iraqi Catholic News Service The situation has stabilized, Christians. global solidarity’ WASHINGTON — Al- Anderson mentioned a Pew Research Center report that though life in Iraq for Chris- but Iraqi Christians’ towns and Continued from Page One “deal” with some of these is- said Christians are targeted tians has stabilized since the sues, noted Bouchard. CRS infrastructure are in shambles in more countries than any routing of Islamic State from much and those who don’t provides access to clean wa- other faith, and Pope Fran- the country, their numbers have enough. ter and improved sanita- are down from 2014, when cis’ comment that there are „ Prejudice — the ten- tion in impoverished Afri- “more martyrs today than in the militant group began its dency to shun people who are can countries and improves work is like “triage.” Iraq but whose breakaway Christianity’s first centuries.” insurgency, with their towns different. the health and wellbeing of largely wrecked and infra- Power and water are im- bid has met with a chilly While aid is welcome, Ra- „ Violence and greed — children through access to mediate needs, Rasche said. reception by other nations. sche said, “the hour is well structure in shambles. the exploitation of the poor food and nutrition around But first, Iraqi Christians “Knowing we are not for- past midnight” for Iraqi This was the assessment for the benefit of those in the world. need to move back to their gotten gives us hope,” said Christians. Archbishop War- of panelists at a Nov. 28 power. Bouchard shared with his homes to get those essentials Archbishop Warda, who lat- da concurred, saying that roundtable in Washington Bouchard shared with listeners that he has wit- restored. And, once there, er added that prayer and after three-and-a-half years sponsored by the Knights of the gathering that he hears nessed the connection of they will need to find “work, continued conversation and of attacks by Islamic State, Columbus in recognition of with “frequency” a similar the local and global church economic sustenance,” he outreach by Christians in “we cannot afford” a fresh a week of “Solidarity in Suf- outlook of a world steadily through the opportunities fering” declared by the U.S. added. the West will do much to im- outbreak of violence. So far, the committee has growing darker. The church he’s had to travel abroad Catholic Church that began is in need of solidarity, with CRS. “It’s phenomenal Nov. 26 to raise awareness received $2 million from Hungary to restore Chris- he said, adding that the to see what we can do as a of the situation of persecuted challenges are many. This church and how we are re- Christians throughout the tian areas, and is counting on another $4 million from “Parish Global Solidarity” ceived,” he said. world. initiative is an “invitation There are tentative plans Chaldean Archbishop the U.S. government and private sources. Reconstruc- to deal with” what’s hap- to hold similar discussions Bashar Matti Warda of Er- pening in the world, said quarterly on issues that are bil, Iraq, in the Kurdistan tion will have to take place on “a town-by-town basis,” Bouchard. “current” and “relevant,” said region in the country’s north, CRS’ work attempts to Bouchard. said in 2014, when Islamic Rasche said. The Knights State made its first territori- have raised $2 million in an al gains, “we found ourselves initiative to rebuild Karam- suddenly caring for 15,000 les, a predominately Chris- Christian families, not in- tian town in Ninevah that Orange Spectacular! cluding Yezidis,” another re- was previously under Islamic ligious minority native to the State control. Rasche added that Iraq Ninevah Plains in the region. Petite Navel The Christians had fled from had about 1.5 million Chris- Oranges their homes further south in tians at the start of the Tangerines Petite Red Iraq; the United States last U.S.-led war against Iraq Navels

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Please join Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz in prayer for our ceremony of “The Lighting of the Tree of Remembrance.”

Tree of Remembrance Remember, honor and celebrate the life of your loved one by placing a personalized, complimentary oornamentrnament onon thethe tree.tree. Ornaments are provided and rrefreshmentsefreshments will be served.served.

Calvary Cemetery Friday, December 1, 2017 6:30 p.m. – Cemetery gates will be open for entry until 6:25 p.m. No entry will be allowed dduringuring tthehe sservice.ervice.

Ornaments will remain on the tree until January 6, 2018.

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