St. Michael Special School celebrates a weekly Mass and has had parents and faculty serve as extraordinary ministers of holy Communion. Now, students are taking on that role.
When Deacon Jody Fortunato had the opportunity during a renovation of the six-story bell tower at St. Dominic Parish in Lakeview to scale an interior ladder to get a bird’s-eye view of the three bells that were raised to their perches in 1961, discretion became the better part of valor.
After reading the article about the digital archives in the Clarion Herald, Tess Veazey, middle school teacher at Our Lady of Lourdes in Slidell, knew it would be a wonderful research tool to use during a Louisiana history chapter in her sixth-grade social studies class.
Thanks to a grant from the Women’s Giving Circle, the Catholic Counseling Service of the Archdiocese of New Orleans has implemented and expanded programs to better serve children and adults.
Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans (CCANO) – formally established in 1924 by Archbishop John W. Shaw and headed by social pioneer Msgr. Peter Wynhoven – celebrated its 100th anniversary Mass Nov. 17 at St. Louis Cathedral, and it marked the beginning of a new era.
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The Black Catholic community of the Archdiocese of New Orleans gathered in celebration of Black Catholic History Month with the annual Black Saints Celebration, themed “Shepherd My People: Celebrating Our Black Bishops.”
Dr. J.W. Carmichael, the founder and former director of Xavier University of Louisiana’s pre-medical programs, was a pivotal force in transforming the university into a national leader in producing Black medical professionals.
El arzobispo Gregory Aymond, pronunció la siguiente homilía en la Misa anual por las Víctimas y Sobrevivientes de la Violencia, en la catedral de San Luis el 27 de octubre:
Outlined below is a summary of the USCCB meeting from Nov. 11-14, 2024. This is a summary by Archbishop Gregory Aymond, not an official document from the USCCB.
Archbishop Aymond turned 75 on Nov. 12, and, in accordance with canon law (No. 401, paragraph 1), he submitted a letter of resignation to Pope Francis on that date.
Queridos hermanos: las lecturas de hoy nos invitan a reflexionar sobre la generosidad y la confianza en Dios, ejemplificadas por la viuda de Sarepta y la viuda que ofrece dos pequeñas monedas en el Evangelio de Marcos