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March 24, 2023The Students First Constitutional Amendment is in a strong position for 2024.Read More -
February 16, 2023Kentucky's Bishops Respond to Abortion RulingRead More -
February 7, 2023CCK Calls on Lawmakers to Pass HB 174Read More -
November 8, 2022Amendment 2 would have made clear there is no right to abortion in the Kentucky Constitution.Read More -
October 25, 2022Keep Kentucky Pro-LifeRead More -
October 18, 2022Resources for Catholic use in support of Amendment #2 and the Yes for Life campaignRead More -
September 17, 2022There are many ways to help pass Amendment #2 this November.Read More -
June 24, 2022The four Roman Catholic bishops of Kentucky have issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization.Read More -
April 22, 2022A look back at the just-completed Regular Session of the Kentucky General AssemblyRead More -
April 8, 2022Bill Limiting Death Penalty Becomes LawRead More -
April 1, 2022Update on Education Opportunity Account ExpansionRead More -
March 25, 2022Governor Beshear can sign HB 269 into law.Read More -
March 17, 2022HB 269 Passes with a Unanimous VoteRead More -
February 21, 2022Bill Limiting Death Penalty Advances to the SenateRead More -
January 25, 2022Legislation would end the death penalty for the severely mentally illRead More -
January 18, 2022Legislation has been filed to expand the Education Opportunity Account Act statewide and to increase the number of families eligible to apply for financial assistance.Read More -
March 30, 2021The Bishops of Kentucky have issued the following statement following the passage of HB 563.Read More
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February 26, 2021The 2021 Regular Session of the Kentucky General Assembly is moving fast! After being unable to meet last week due to weather, legislators are now convening five days a week to complete their work. This is a 30-day session and as of this week we are past the halfway point.Read More
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February 2, 2021CCK is joining with parents, educators and students to support educational choice bills HB 149 and SB 25 during the 2021 legislative session. The legislation would create an Education Opportunity Account (“EOA”) program. Under an EOA program, private donations are awarded via financial assistance to families to cover extensive educational services including K-12 tuition assistance for attendance at non-public schools, online learning programs, tutoring services, career and technical courses, dual-credit options, and more. This legislation would positively impact the lives of thousands of Kentucky public and non-public school students.Read More
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August 12, 2020On August 12, the bishops of Kentucky sent the following letter to Governor Beshear to share with him the current plans for reopening Catholic schools for the new academic year. For more details about individual schools, please look for communication from your local diocese and school.Read More
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