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Check out the amazing things happening in Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of New Orleans in our 20-page special section.

In the eyes of his singer-songwriter-actor son, the legacy of Harry Connick Sr. unfolded quietly, in the parking lot of a Lakeview grocery store.

Affirming the culture of life includes ending the death penalty, says New Orleans Archbishop Gregory Aymond.

St. Pius X Parish in New Orleans has more than its fair share of 100-year-old-plus faithful. Today, we meet four of those proud centenarians.

In its ongoing Q&A series on Catholic elementary school educators, Kids’ Clarion meets Amy Provensal Schayot, the middle-school science teacher at St. Francis Xavier Elementary School in Metairie.

This medal became known worldwide and, because of its countless stories of conversion and various miracles, would be renamed as the Miraculous Medal.

" ... I do think that intentions within relationships, of all kinds, are good." - Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher

On “Legacy Sunday,” Catholic Community Foundation executive director Cory Howat asks Catholics to consider the fundamental role of the parish when reflecting on leaving a spiritual and material legacy.

Continuing a new series of audience talks about vices and virtues, the pope reflected on the vice of gluttony.

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Archbishop Aymond said Catholic Schools Week (Jan. 28-Feb. 3) is a wonderful time for the Young Church to thank their parents and teachers for the great gift of Catholic education.

Bishop Mario Dorsonville, installed less than a year ago as bishop of Houma-Thibodaux, died Friday after complications from a liver illness. He was 63.

In celebration of the upcoming Catholic Schools Week, special seating options are available to students, parents and teachers at the Jan. 26 New Orleans Pelicans-Oklahoma City Thunder basketball game.

St. Matthew the Apostle School in River Ridge approaches classroom instruction with “the four C’s” in mind – critical thinking, communication, collaboration and creativity.

At St. Alphonsus Elementary School in New Orleans, feeding the hungry is more than a one-time service project.

If there is one thing certain about flying a Cessna into a forest, it is this: No one gets out alive.

On Jan. 20-21 at all Masses, a new annual initiative of the Catholic Community Foundation called Legacy Sunday will be introduced.

Mike Patin, the former director of the CYO Youth and Young Adult Ministry of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, was the keynote speaker at the annual Gulf Coast Faith Formation Conference Jan. 12.

Whenever you hear of a need, try to do whatever you can.