Kim Roberts ponders her 2021 resolution of growing closer to God with the continuing pandemic and political environment.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond has issued a statement upon the inauguration of President Joe Biden.

Divine Mercy parishioner Frank Raab is devoted to adoration chapel and has received messages from God while there.

Legendary St. Charles Catholic football coach Frank Monica is retiring, but he has left lasting memories with his success and his colorful ways of expressing himself.

Archbishop José Gomez, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, prays for God to grant "wisdom and courage" to President Joseph Biden.

Pope Francis contemplates on St. Matthew's Gospel that "Jesus does not lift up a lament to the Father" but rather a joyful song of praise. So must we in this time of crisis.

Jesus advised that we must be as children to enter into his kingdom. May we return to learning and appreciating the world around us and each other once again.

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The LHSAA will have yet another chance to have Select schools participate in joint playoffs with non-Select school under a new proposal to be voted on by high school principals in April.

Arzobispo Gregory Aymond talks about the divisiveness in our country.

Father Manuel Solorzano gives homily for Jan. 23-24.

Father Manuel Solorzano gives the homily for Jan. 17.

Pharmacists meet Christopher Homes residents where they live to administer vaccinations.

Father Ronald Braud, a retired priest of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, died Jan. 10 at the age of 81. He was remembered at his Funeral Mass Jan. 18 as a priest who loved to listen.

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

Peaceful protests have a constitutionally protected place in our society. Violent protests, however, cannot be justified.

Cabrini High School's National Honor Society raised donations for Covenant House to end 2020 with its "Sock-ember" season of giving drive.

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.

During Pope Francis' World Day of Peace message, he insisted that peace is a gift that requires a human response and human effort.

During his World Peace Day message on Jan. 1, Pope Francis insisted that peace is a gift that requires a human response and human effort