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Father Manuel Solorzano writes his homily in Spanish for the weekend of Sept. 25-26.

Graphic artwork from six MCA students is on display through Sept. 24 at the Fletcher Hall Gallery in Fletcher Hall, room 207, 421 East Lewis St. in Lafayette at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

The Archdiocese of New Orleans teams with The Vigil Project for nights of Eucharistic adoration and music.

"Our faith teaches us to build community, to come together not only in times of adversity, but in all times. " -- Dr. Heather B. Witcher

Marianite Sister Judy Gomila reflects on the loving service given – and received – by local women religious in the aftermath of Hurricanes Betsy, Katrina and Ida.

Ed Daniels' take on the start of Tiger football 2021.

Continuation of fall sports and a welcome to some new LHSAA football teams.

Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans is making plans to deploy case managers to the hardest-hit areas of the region to help people navigate the recovery process.

Loyola University New Orleans helps students/teachers connect with new app Nearpeer.

Sr. Suzanne asks young readers: “Can you picture yourself being that child that Jesus put his arms around?”

Because of the widespread damage caused by Hurricane Ida, seminarians studying for the priesthood at Notre Dame Seminary will fan out every Saturday to help with recovery.

Annunciation Bogalusa Knights and St. Bernard Church in Breaux Bridge among others help out the River Parishes with food and gas after Hurricane Ida hit the area hard.

One person can make the difference in hurricane relief, so Betty-Ann Hickey found out. To volunteer in the relief effort, visit www.stlukeslidell.org/ida.

Necesitamos estar allí para caminar con la gente, orar con ellos y, apoyarlos.

Chauvin-born Maddy Thibodeaux offers this unique perspective on the faith and tenacity of those who reside in her native Terrebonne Parish.

On Aug. 29, the day Hurricane Ida hit, Archbishop Aymond spoke from the pulpit at St. Louis Cathedral, and he preached the next two Sundays in Ida's wake. Here are excerpts.

The church as "the people of God" was on display Sunday at St. Anthony in Lafitte, where storm-wracked parishioners worshiped under a tent and openly shared their faith.

Archbishop Aymond reflects on the extensive damages to people's homes and lives in the wake of flooding and wind damage caused by Hurricane Ida.

Dan Schneider – "The Pharmacist" – says taking on the scourge of deaths to to prescription and street drugs requires collaborative action from citizens. He's ready to get things rolling.

Dominican Friar Manuel Solorzano gives his homily in Spanish for the Sept. 18-19 weekend.