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At St. Matthew the Apostle in River Ridge, dedication to innovation in education has garnered them recognition as an Apple Distinguished School for the 2025-2028 program term. Schools are selected through a rigorous application process that reviews how the school uses Apple products to make an impact in teaching and learning at their schools. St. Matthew is the only school in the Archdiocese of New Orleans and the first in the region to claim this esteemed distinction.Read More -
The small St. Henry de Osso Chapel in Covington was filled to overflowing on April 25 when Archbishop-emeritus Gregory Aymond celebrated a Mass of Thanksgiving for the Sisters of the Society of St. Teresa of Jesus. The celebration brought together many supporters, friends and clergy to say farewell to the sisters, who will be leaving their Covington property this summer, pulling up roots that have run deep in this archdiocese for 111 years.Read More -
Based on the belief that each person in the community has a role in the accompaniment and formation of young people, local church leaders held a special workshop for those who minister to youth in our community.Read More -
When Ralph Romaguera, Jr., of Romaguera Photography on Metairie Road, received the phone call from Sarah McDonald, archdiocese of New Orleans director of communications, asking if he was available to take the official photograph of the new archbishop, he could hardly believe his ears.Read More -
So what a joyful time these past few weeks have been! As we celebrate the Resurrection I encourage all of us to allow this revolutionary truth of Jesus being Risen from the dead to penetrate more deeply into our hearts, minds and souls by allowing us "to be caught up in the mystery."Read More -
NOLA Catholic parenting blogger/columnist Gina Sternfels finds peace in the month of April through praying and asking What would Jesus do and think when searching for peace.Read More -
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Third Sunday of Easter Luke 24:13–35 April 19, 2026Read More -
On April 11, the faith community at Corpus Christi-Epiphany Parish in New Orleans celebrated a historic moment as they returned to their church for Mass following an extensive restoration and their new pastor was officially installed.Read More -
On April 11, Archbishop Checchio celebrated the annual Catholic Youth Awards Mass to honor outstanding youth and young adults throughout the Archdiocese of New Orleans. This year’s Mass was held at St. Dominic Church in New Orleans. During the Mass, several different awards were given to honor the faith and leadership of the young people in their parishes and parish CYO programming.Read More -
Archbishop Checchio will consecrate the Archdiocese of New Orleans to the Sacred Heart of Jesus at the 11 a.m. Mass at St. Louis Cathedral on Sunday, June 14. This act of consecration continues a long and beautiful tradition in our local Church.Read More -
Archbishop Chapelle High School receives a transformational $3.5 million gift from Mrs. Gayle Benson to support the construction of their new Incarnate Word Hall. This gift is the largest single gift in the school’s history and will help bring to life a new center for faith formation on campus.Read More -
Nearly seven years after the Notre-Dame Cathedral fire, writer Christian George listened to chief architect of the Cathedral's restoration, Philippe Villeneuve, recount how the bones and stones of the great cathedral of Paris had been rebuilt during a presentation hosted by the Alliance Française of New Orleans and the Catholic Cultural Center of New Orleans during Francophonie Festival 2026, with support from the French General Consulate in Louisiana and Villa Albertine New Orleans, the lecture came at a providential moment, with New Orleans, too, preparing to restore its own cathedral.Read More
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A relatively new feast on the liturgical calendar, Saint Pope John Paul II established the Divine Mercy Sunday on April 30, 2000, during Saint Faustina’s canonization Mass with the goal of enhancing the Easter season by focusing on Christ’s mercy and the forgiveness.Read More -
This is such a joyful time of year. Easter renews everything as Jesus Christ is truly risen. As we celebrate and give thanks for this great gift, we, like little children, ask for more from our loving God, we ask our Lord Jesus Christ to renew us and to renew our world!Read More -
NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Charla Misse prepares herself and her family for spiritual warfare.Read More -
NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Vivian Marino shares a story about her grandfather and his devotion to Our Lady of Guadalupe that made a lasting impression on her life.Read More -
Outstanding students from dioceses across the state were honored at the Louisiana Catholic Student of the Year Awards Ceremony on March 27, hosted by the Diocese of Shreveport and Bishop Francis Malone with two students from the Archdiocese of New Orleans receiving top honors. Kinleigh Jean Deogracias, fifth grader from Our Lady of Prompt Succor (OLPS) in Chalmette, and Layla LeBoeuf, eighth grader from Ursuline Academy, were recognized among a total of 21 students from all seven dioceses in the state of Louisiana for their academic excellence, leadership and commitment to their faith.Read More
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Easter Sunday John 20:1–9 April 5, 2026Read More
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