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The scene captured in a dazzling new stained-glass window in Our Lady of the Lake Church’s adoration chapel will have special significance to the faithful of St. Tammany Parish.

A “Mission to the Holy Spirit” will be held in person at St. Stephen Church...

During the pandemic, Café Reconcile partnered with local micro-brewery Zony Mash to offer new skills to alumni of its hospitality industry nonprofit.

Three students from Archdiocese of New Orleans schools were selected to advance to the non-public school division in the “2020 Louisiana Student of the Year” in their respective grade categories.

The Clarion Herald will remain on a biweekly print publication schedule at least through the end of the year because of the limitations in Mass attendance brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

Josephite Father Peter C. Weiss, pastor of All Saints Parish in Algiers, has been named the chief religious officer of St. Augustine High School.

St. Pius X School in New Orleans offered a complimentary academic enrichment program to its incoming first through seventh graders...

With home-based learning becoming more common and Mass attendance less straightforward in these uncertain months of COVID-19, Catholic parents...

When classes resume on Aug. 13, students at the Academy of the Sacred Heart will enjoy the fruits of a major renovation to their Mater Campus...

July 3 marked the end of an era at Loyola University: Jesuit Father James Carter left the Uptown campus he had served for more than 60 years for a Jesuit retirement community at Grand Coteau, Louisiana.

Numbers don’t tell the entire story, but in the case of Notre Dame Seminary, they paint a pretty picture.

St. Paul makes a sweeping claim in today’s second reading. Nothing can separate us from God’s love, he says. Neither “present things” nor “future things.”

Morty is back on campus doing what he does best: Killing things.

With the pandemic making summertime collaboration among schools more imporant than ever in the crafting of a safe and successful fall...

The response of Catholics to racism and racial injustice can lead to a watershed moment “if we put in the work we can do and put in the effort that needs to be undertaken,”...

​​​​​​​Benedictine Brother Joseph Boucher, a resident of St. Joseph Abbey, received some “lofty” inspiration when he conceived the design for his handcrafted tabletops.

A $20 million gift from an anonymous donor has become Xavier University of Louisiana’s largest private donation from an individual in the university's history.

“Face the Melody,” an original film written, directed, filmed and edited by Mount Carmel Academy students involved in the school’s WMCA club, recently won the “Audience Award” for “Best Short Film”...

​​​​​​​The COVID-19 pandemic has created numerous challenges for families with school-age children.

More than 1,200 women worldwide gained a perspective on their unique role as females making a difference by viewing the livestream of the recent Lux Catholic Women’s Summit.