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Kids’ Clarion celebrates the feast day of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the patron saint of Catholic education in the United States.

One of the highlights of the annual Keep Christ in Christmas contest is the poster category

Archbishop Gregory Aymond delivers his annual Christmas message to the Young Church.

Why rely on the adults when children have the engineering know-how?

C-H-R-I-S-T stands for something, says St. Benillde fifth-grader Rory Pilie.

Kids’ Clarion editor Beth Donze looks ahead to the Gospel for Dec. 20, the Fourth Sunday of Advent: Luke 1:26-38 (The Annunciation).

Our Lady of Lourdes School’s drive-though Nativity draws 165 carloads of faithful to Slidell.

Our Lady of Lourdes in Slidell thinks out of the box...and invites the public to climb into their cars.

A simple idea makes big waves.

Signs of Advent at Loyola’s Ignatius Chapel

The patron saint of musicians is often depicted near choir lofts. Kids’ Clarion marks her Nov. 22 feast day.

Kids’ Clarion asked Father Dennis Hayes to address some frequently asked questions about the sacrament of reconciliation.

Kids' Clarion will celebrate its 20th anniversary with an occasional update from its archive of stories. Here we catch up with Kayla Herrington Siemann, who was an eighth grader at Our Lady of Prompt Succor School in Chalmette when we last spoke with her in 2000.

Kids' Clarion looks at the sacrament of the Eucharist through the lens of Father Luis Rodriguez, pastor of St. Clement of Rome Church in Metairie. Check out his riveting Q&A!

Father Robert Cooper, pastor of  Divine Mercy Church in Kenner, writes to the Young Church about the Gospel reading for Sunday, Nov. 1: Matthew 5:1-12. This Gospel is commonly known as “The Beatitudes” and “The Sermon on the Mount.”

The Mandeville elementary school is one of 50 non-public schools to receive the prestigious national honor in 2020.

Marianite Sister Judith Gomila reflects on this coming Sunday’s second reading.

Oct. 1 marks the feast day of St. Thérèse "The Little Flower."

A recess elective at the school's City Park campus takes full advantage of its setting.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond kicks off the 2020-21 school year with this important message to the young readers of Kids' Clarion.