Archbishop Aymond has called for a day of atonement, prayer and fasting on Friday, Oct. 23, for the victims of sexual abuse and for the healing of the archdiocese following the removal from ministry of two pastors.
The Love Life Amendment would successfully amend the Louisiana constitution and thereby continue to strengthen our commitment to end abortion in our state.
In the midst of personal attacks and questions about separating truth from fiction, forming one's conscience before an election is extremely challenging. But it is our responsibility to vote.
As we approach the upcoming local, state, and national elections, I have received many emails, calls, and letters with questions from Catholics and other people of faith regarding how to vote. I would like to take this opportunity to clarify some important points, particularly for Catholics.
We who live in the Archdiocese of New Orleans have experienced the agony created by natural disasters. Anyone who lived through Hurricane Katrina 15 years ago understands that our lives, in many ways, are categorized as either pre-Katrina or post-Katrina.
To make every effort to assure that the Archdiocese of New Orleans is doing its best to eliminate racism, Archbishop Aymond has established a Committee for Racial Equity and Justice.
I’ve been in constant contact with Dr. RaeNell Houston, who is the executive director of Catholic Education and Faith Formation in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
A eucharistic procession is something we’ve done for several years and also something many church parishes across the Archdiocese of New Orleans have done for many years on Corpus Christi Sunday, the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ.
I’m sure it’s more difficult to teach virtually than it is to teach in the classroom. I’ve heard some teachers say that. And, it’s certainly difficult for parents to homeschool their kids when that is something they’re not accustomed to.
On Easter Sunday, Archbishop Aymond asked those watching the Mass on TV from St. Louis Cathedral to place themselves at the empty tomb and accept the Lord Jesus' loving affirmation...
In your first “private” Mass at St. Louis Cathedral on the Feast of St. Joseph, you reflected on the Holy Family and the challenges they went through...
In light of the announcements from President Trump and Governor Edwards today, effective immediately, public Mass cannot be celebrated. Priests may celebrate Mass privately.
