Elementary schools are invited to call on the services of the Archdiocese of New Orleans’ Mission Office for support on ways to foster their students’ baptismal calling to pray for – and with – their peers across the globe.
Ukrainian Mykyta Skyba, a 17-year-old now culturally ensconced as a Holy Cross Tiger, has been embraced by his new school community and his Marrero host family.
Covington-based artist Blair Gordy Piras created a striking new oil painting of St. Joan of Arc in concert with the 75th anniversary of St. Joan of Arc Parish in LaPlace.
The following Catholic Church parishes and other organizations affiliated with the Archdiocese of New Orleans offer food assistance to needy individuals.
The spike in food prices is driving more families than ever to Second Harvest Food Bank, an archdiocesan ministry that serves 23 civil parishes in southeast Louisiana.
Our Lady Star of the Sea Parish, in the St. Roch neighborhood, recently restored its mural and sanctuary. They will be rededicated Sept. 25 at 10 a.m. Mass.
A traveling paper doll helped members of the St. Pius X Church and School community stay connected with their parish family over the summer. Meet Flat Fr. Pat!
Klara Cvitanovich, who with her late husband Drago founded Drago's Seafood Restaurant, will receive the St. John Paul II Award Oct. 6 for her generosity and faith.
Marianite Sister Suellen Tennyson, who is now safe in the United States after being held captive in Burkina Faso, Africa, for nearly five months, spoke to the Clarion Herald today about her ordeal and how her Catholic faith protected her during her trials.
There have been many miracles in Francis’ life – he met his late wife as an undergraduate at Xavier, and they were married for 60 years and had six children – but one that stands out apart from his family legacy is the jewel that Xavier was and has become.
Former New Orleans Mayor Moon Landrieu, who died Sept. 5 at age 92, was praised at his Funeral Mass for his courage in advocating for racial justice and inclusion.
The public is invited to the Sept. 21 book launch of “I Need Your Hello: Stories of Hope and Compassion from the Rebuild Center in New Orleans” – 45 uplifting accounts of one-on-one encounters with the city’s unhoused.
Jesuit Father Justin Daffron, interim president of Loyola University New Orleans, says former Mayor Moon Landrieu's leadership will go "down in history."
