• Pope in Lebanon: Stay and make peace
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    BKERKE, Lebanon (CNS) – Pope Benedict XVI urged young Christians in the Middle East not to flee violence and economic insecurity through emigration, but to draw strength from their faith and make peace in their troubled region.
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  • Catholic schools planning for future
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    Photo by Peter Finney Jr. | CLARION HERALD Principals and presidents of Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of New Orleans have been meeting for more than a year in the strategic planning process. The final plan should be completed by the end of October.
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  • Jóvenes voluntarios muestran el corazón, las manos de Cristo
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    Surgió usted con la idea de tener adolescentes y jóvenes adultos locales para  que se reunieran y hacer un esfuerzo voluntario el sábado pasado para ayudar a limpiar casas y negocios dañados por el Huracán Isaac.
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  • Calendar - September 22, 2012
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    Deadline: Submissions due Thursday (10 days before each issue) calendar@clarionherald.org (504) area code unless noted Sept. 22-Oct. 1 PARISHES SACRED HEART, Lacombe, Latin Mass, Sept. 23, noon. Free lunch follows.
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  • RCIA workshops planned across archdiocese
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    Photo by Peter Finney Jr. | CLARION HERALD The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a model for catechetical formation in the Catholic Church. Persons who go through the RCIA process usually enter into full communion with the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil.
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  • RCIA is the gateway to the Catholic Church
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    What is the RCIA? Unfortunately, many Catholics know little or nothing about it, beyond what those initials represent. It is likely that some do not even know that they stand for “Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults.” However, to persist in such ignorance is unacceptable, and even more so as we prepare to enter into what our Holy Father has designated as a Year of Faith (officially beginning on Oct. 11).
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  • Readers Respond 9-22-12
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    Church in action Harvey I am moved by the involvement that the Archdiocese of New Orleans has undertaken since Hurricane Isaac. I was not living in Louisiana during Hurricane Katrina. I moved here five years ago, and my spirit is uplifted by your newspaper and the involvement that the church shows in helping people regardless of their religious denomination or color.
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  • Pope urges interfaith dialogue in Middle East
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    Pope Benedict XVI signed a major document calling on Catholics in the Middle East to engage in dialogue with Orthodox, Jewish and Muslim neighbors, but also to affirm and defend their right to live freely in the region where Christianity was born.
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  • A job is important, but family should come first
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    Before assigning an essay for my college freshmen’s composition class, I tend to scour the Internet, looking for interesting topics that might spark their interest and make writing the essay enjoyable.
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  • Pool table used as learning tool at St. Cletus
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  • Immaculate Conception chef cookbook author knows ingredients of success
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    From the time she began making “Ladybug Pizzatas” – mini pizzas that resemble the colorful insect with the addition of sliced tomatoes and “dots” of black olives – Eliana Casas has been hooked on cooking.
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  • `Resilient' kids praised by principals as school resumes in LaPlace
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  • Weekly Holy Hour points us back to Christ
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  • Two sisters take final vows as servants of the sick
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  • Marianites elect new leadership team
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    Photo by Peter Finney Jr. | CLARION HERALD The new leadership team of the Marianites of Holy Cross: From left, Sister Ann Lacour, congregational leader; Sister Stephanie Brignac, first assistant; Sister Chris Perrier, assistant, and Sister Marie Noel, assistant.
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  • Confidence is no longer part of Saints’ game plan
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    It has been a long time since I have seen “the look” on the faces of the New Orleans Saints. That look is a dazed one. That look is a lack of confidence. Ever since the Saints got on their Super Bowl run in 2009, New Orleans has oozed confidence.
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  • Cubs repeat as tournament champs
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    Photo by Ron Brocato | CLARION HERALD Senior Jonne Porter of De La Salle goes all out in an attempt to save the ball during the Lady Cavaliers’ first-round match against St. Scholastica in the Catholic Girls’ League Volleyball Tournament.
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  • Welcome back to Catholic League competition
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    Photo by Ron Brocato | CLARION HERALD Archbishop Rummel junior cornerback Henré Toliver (5) outleaps St. Augustine wide receiver Craig Victor to intercept a pass at the Rummel 3-yard line late in their Sept. 15 non-district game at Joe Yenni Stadium.
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  • Box office flash: ‘Father Tony,’ the film
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    About 600 people attended the Sept. 16 premiere at the Joy Theatre of “Father Tony,” a documentary film by Cynthia Capen. The 65-minute film profiles Father Tony Ricard, the former pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, highlighting his youth ministry and the rebuilding of the parish after Hurricane Katrina.
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  • Eucharistic adoration sites in Archdiocese of New Orleans
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    The following parishes offer perpetual, daily, weekly or monthly adoration times. Parishes offering perpetual adoration are indicated with an asterisk. For a map of adoration sites, visit http://eucharist.arch-no.org and click on “Map of Adoration.” Deanery I: Cathedral Deanery Our Lady of Guadalupe Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos Corpus Christi Immaculate Conception, N.O.
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