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Overall, 27 individuals and four teams will be honored for their 2021-22 achievements at the Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame Awards Banquet on July 30.

Pope Francis has endorsed suggestions for a yearlong “marriage catechumenate” drafted by the Dicastery for Laity, the Family and Life. The dicastery’s “Catechumenal Itineraries for Married Life,” a document released in Italian and Spanish by the Vatican, was released June 15.

2022 Collins awardees - St. Charles Catholic High School Athletic Department and the Loyola University men's basketball team - overcame the challenges of Hurricane Ida with persistence and perseverance.

God invites us all to come together as a church family – to be known in his eyes as his beloved children. We all belong together in the community. -- Gina Sternfels, NOLA Catholic Parenting

The 16 married men ordained as permanent deacons for the archdiocese June 25 said their journeys to the altar were a mix of prayer, accompaniment and mystery.

Sounds like a 'wait and see' Saints season.

How can we help children and teens – who will shape society for the next 75 years – make abortion unthinkable? Here's a modest proposal.

Woman's New Life Center CEO Allison Millet reacts to today's Supreme Court decision on abortion.

Two leaders of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops hailed the Supreme Court's June 24 decision to overturn the court's 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nationwide.

Archbishop Aymond says the Supreme Court ruling affords society "the opportunity to save more innocent unborn lives" and impels people of faith to help "mothers in need and their babies."

The Supreme Court on Friday overturned Roe v. Wade, saying there is no constitutional right to abortion and returning the issue to each state.

With it and through God, all things are possible, “in sickness and in health!” - Deacon Gautrau

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A team of students, chaplains and others from Archbishops Chapelle and Rummel high schools spend part of their summer doing mission work in Belize.

Catholic schools within the archdiocese claimed 17 class or division championships and 14 runners-up LHSAA trophies this year.

Catholic Counseling Services' intent is to accept clients where they are and assist them in achieving their desired goals.