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Erlanger saw 6 businesses licensed in October 2024
There were at least six business licenses issued in Erlanger during October 2024, according to the Kentucky Secretary of State.

Federal judge rules against Louisiana law mandating Ten Commandments in schools

A federal judge has declared Louisiana's law requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools unconstitutional.

Catholic relief experts urge sustainable climate financing at COP 29

As the United Nations' annual climate conference, COP 29, commences in Baku, Azerbaijan, two Catholic humanitarian leaders have highlighted the need for sustainable climate financing for the world's poorest nations.

US bishops meet amid synod discussions; Republicans gain House majority

This week, a team from OSV News attended the U.S. Bishops’ Fall Plenary Assembly.
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Film adaptation brings fresh perspective to traditional Christmas tale

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever," a film adaptation of Barbara Robinson's 1972 children's novel, offers holiday entertainment suitable for various age groups.

Virgin of Paris returns to restored Notre Dame Cathedral

The statue of the Virgin of Paris has returned to Notre Dame Cathedral after a five-year absence.

Notre Dame prepares for reopening with return of Virgin statue

In Paris, the iconic statue of the Virgin of the Pillar will be restored to its place in Notre Dame Cathedral on November 15.

US bishops align with synodal mission at annual fall assembly

The U.S. bishops gathered in Baltimore for their annual fall assembly from November 11-14, focusing on aligning their efforts with the synodal missionary style advocated by the global church's recently concluded Synod on Synodality.

Crusaders confirms matchups for upcoming season

The St. Henry Crusaders' season starts on Dec. 6 against the Conner Cougars.

Sierra McCoin records 15 points and 2 assists in Wilmington Quakers’ win over Earlham Quakers

Former Lloyd Memorial High School star Sierra McCoin saw action in the Wilmington Quakers’ win over Earlham Quakers on Thursday, November 14.

Early Learning Center Education: 1 Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander student was enrolled in 2022-23 school year

In Early Learning Center, 2.6% of students identified as Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander in the 2022-23 school year.

Blake Alan Morgan, 38, of Covington, Remembered for Love of Family and Collections

Blake A. Morgan passed away on Nov. 12. Below is the obituary.

Displaced Floridians struggle with post-hurricane recovery amid ongoing challenges

The 2024 hurricane season is drawing to a close, but many families in Florida continue to face challenges as they work to rebuild their lives.

U.S. bishops discuss church mission post-synod amid national events

On the opening day of the U.S. bishops' annual fall meeting in Baltimore, discussions centered on the church's mission following recent significant events, including the Synod on Synodality, the National Eucharistic Congress, and the U.S. election.

USCCB discusses virtue-driven societal change at fall plenary assembly

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops concluded its fall plenary assembly on November 13 in Baltimore, discussing a range of issues including elections, synodality, environmental care, life issues such as abortion and immigration.

U.S. bishops discuss implementation plan for lay catechist ministry

Archbishop Charles C. Thompson of Indianapolis provided an update on the U.S. bishops' Committee on Evangelization and Catechesis plans to implement the ministry of lay catechist, as outlined by Pope Francis in his May 2021 apostolic letter...

British Catholics urge distance from Anglican archbishop's resignation scandal

Leading British Catholics have advised their church to steer clear of the resignation controversy surrounding the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby.

US bishops consider meatless Fridays to celebrate 'Laudato Si' anniversary

The U.S. bishops have discussed ways to further incorporate "Laudato Si’," Pope Francis' 2015 encyclical on the care of creation, into church life at both local and national levels.

Pope Francis highlights Mary's role in guiding believers toward Jesus

Mary serves as a model of openness to the Holy Spirit, Pope Francis stated during an audience at the Vatican.

US bishops discuss migration, human dignity at Baltimore assembly

The U.S. bishops concluded the second day of public sessions at their annual fall assembly in Baltimore, focusing on migration, human dignity, and environmental care within the context of the church's evangelizing mission.
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