At the first annual Mass for Peace and Justice Jan. 17, Archbishop Gregory Aymond introduced the members of the newly established archdiocesan Committee for Racial Equity and Justice
Brother Martin student Jace Patin gives his response to a visit to the school by New Orleanian Leona Tate, one of the first African-Americans to desegregate McDonogh 19 Elementary School, in collaboration with a class assignment, "The Portraits of Social Justice" led by Art I teacher Don Guidry.
Although Mary is the sole Mother of God, all faithful can strive to emulate her total faith in Jesus, said Houma-Thibodaux Bishop Shelton Fabre, homilist at the 206th Mass marking the Jan. 8 Solemnity of Our Lady of Prompt Succor.
The Order of St. Louis IX medallion is one of the most cherished awards given to a layman or laywoman in the Archdiocese of New Orleans. It signifies a person’s outstanding service to a church parish or Catholic campus ministry, to Catholic Charities and the Catholic Community Foundation. Nominations are due by January 22.
U.S. bishops, including the bishops of the seven Louisiana dioceses, say the two COVID-19 vaccines produced by Pfizer and Moderna only are found to be “morally justified.”
In his Jan. 1, 2021, World Day of Peace message "A Culture of Care as a Path to Peace," Pope Francis explains that this culture of care should be based on Catholic social teaching.
Este fin de semana, celebramos la Fiesta del Bautismo del Señor, y en la Arquidiócesis de Nueva Orleáns, comenzaremos la celebración del Año de la Eucaristía y San José.