CCK features selections from three regular Kentucky columnists writing about
issues related to the church's Consistent Ethic of Life teaching and Catholic
Social Teaching: Rev. Ron Ketteler, a diocesan priest in Covington; Rev.
John Rausch, a Glenmary priest serving in the diocese of Lexington; and Sr.
Mary Schmuck, R.S.M. who works in the Parish Social Ministry Department of
Catholic Charities in the Archdiocese of Louisville.
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Father Ronald Ketteler serves as Director of Ecumenism and
of Continuing Education of Priests, Episcopal Liaison to
the diocesan newspaper, the Messenger. He is also former Chair of the Humanities Division at
Thomas More College. These columns appeared originally in the Messenger.

Reverend
John S. Rausch is a priest in the Glenmary order and director of the Office
of Peace and Justice for the Diocese of Lexington, KY. He is a syndicated
columnist whose articles are published in diocesan newspapers
throughout the United States.

Sr. Mary Schmuck is a member of the Sisters of Mercy and has
specialized in working on behalf of poor persons for many years. She currently
serves in the rural area of the Archdiocese of Louisville as a staff member of
the Parish Social Ministry Department of Catholic Charities. Many of her
articles have appeared in other Kentucky publications.
