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Volunteers are needed to prepare and staff a St. Joseph’s altar being planned at a unique site: St. Joseph Cemetery No. 1 in New Orleans.

High school administrators soundly defeated proposals that would have reinstated joint playoffs in the Class 5A sports of football, basketball, baseball and softball.

Marianite Sister Beth Mouch offers her unique take on the First Reading scheduled for Masses this weekend, the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time.

Father Kenneth Smith, priest-chaplain at East Jefferson Hospital in Metairie, shares his fascinating vocation story this month with the readers of Kids’ Clarion.

The motto aims to give a concise sense of the full meaning of the 2025 jubilee journey, as “pilgrims” and “hope” represent key themes of Pope Francis’ pontificate.

Our Lady of Fatima brought her graces to the Broadmoor home of Ethel Fazande.

"As a parent of three children unable to be vaccinated due to their age, there’s added pressure. We wait cautiously each morning for a text from the daycare ..." - Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher, Young Adults

Lower School students at Stuart Hall School for Boys recently loaded their palette knives with flour-thickened paint to channel the technique of artist Vincent Van Gogh.

Archbishop Aymond offers his January message to the readers of Kids’ Clarion.

Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, who graduated from St. Catherine of Siena School in 1986, told students that her alma mater fueled her passion for reading.

Clarion Herald Sports editor Ron Brocato gives overview of the 2021-2022 prep basketball season in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

St. Paul's High School for boys in Covington now has a world-class music building on campus. The new, $2.3 million, 4,918-square foot facility rivals even some college music buildings.

Catholic Schools Week (CSW) is on the horizon, which means it is also time to consider making a trip to Lakeside Mall to sample Catholic elementary and high school students’ stunning achievements in the visual and performing arts. The CSW Arts and Music Festival is set for Jan. 31-Feb. 3.

NOLA Catholic Parenting's Charla Misse shares her invitation to her family to recognize the beautiful ways the Holy Spirit shows Himself to us in everyday life.

This issue: Jan. 22-April 6, 2022 events. Please send event announcements two weeks before each issue to [email protected]. Next issue will be February 5, 2022.

Unborn rights activist Alveda King, reportedly said, “I know in my heart that if Uncle Martin (Luther King Jr.) were alive today, he would join with me in the greatest civil rights struggle of this generation – the recognition of the unborn child’s basic right to life.”