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On Nov. 18, Archbishop James F. Checchio will be formally welcomed to his new office as Coadjutor Archbishop of New Orleans. So, what's a coadjutor archbishop and who is Archbishop Checchio? Keep reading to learn more!

After spending years talking to parents and studying the research about the effects of social media on children, St. Catherine of Siena School in Metairie has implemented a new school-wide social media policy with a goal of keeping their students safe online and forming them into digital disciples.

NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Charla Misse ponders the meaning of "communion of saints" in the Apostles' Creed.

Have you ever wondered why the priests and deacons wear such funny and colorful clothes (called vestments) on the altar? Have you ever wondered why they wear these vestments? Keep reading to learn more!

NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Gavin Lewis encourages families to sit together for an hour a week and reconnect.

NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Lisa Janussa has no regrets about husband's recent leap of faith.

A Student's perspective on celebrating the Feast of All Saints Day on November 1.

How many times has your mom or dad or teacher prayed to St. Jude for you? After you read this installment of Kids' Clarion on Saints Jude and Simon, apostles and friends of Jesus, you might want to think about changing your ways from being an impossible cause! Keep reading to learn more!

NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Vivian Marino visited the Shrine of Fatima this summer and learned a lot about family and Our Lady.

NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Jerussa Levy feels blessed to have her adult sons living back home while they attend Law and Medical school.

Sister Gertrude Levy, D.C. died on Sept. 27, 2025 at Seton Residence in Evansville, Ind.

The above ground cemeteries of New Orleans are iconic. Rich in symbolism, the so called “Cities of the Dead” feature above ground tombs bearing the names of New Orleans families dating back nearly 300 years. Despite the wear and tear of three centuries of heat and humidity, these historic and sacred spaces remain beautiful attractions, and in several cases, are receiving special attention to ensure the New Orleans Catholic Cemeteries remain intact for generations to come.

This year’s theme, “Missionaries of Hope Among the Peoples,” was chosen by Pope Francis before his death, and now takes on renewed significance under his successor, Pope Leo XIV. The new Holy Father—formerly a missionary bishop in Peru—is the first pope in modern history to have served most of his priestly life in mission territory.

In every church, there is a special chair where the priest or bishop sits. This chair is called the presider’s chair. That chair isn’t just a place for the priest to sit. It reminds us of Jesus! The word presider means “the one who leads.” Curious to learn more? Keep reading!