Hands-on catechesis sparks deep love for faith among young Catholics

The number of Louisiana prep championship playoffs is unwieldy causing them to be scheduled at odd times with very few in the stands.

Chef Kevin Belton, a graduate of Brother Martin High School in New Orleans, has been making people happy with his food for many years. The PBS and WWL-TV chef shares a few of his Lenten seafood favorites.

For the first time, Catholics will have the opportunity at all Masses March 20-21 to contribute directly to educating and forming the nearly three dozen men studying for the priesthood for the local church.

Parents with young children will find the latest and most in-depth information on summer camps and activities in the Archdiocese of New Orleans for their children.

This all-girls' school earns a STEM certification from Cognia (a merger of AdvancED and Measured Progress).

St. Mary’s Dominican High School Speech and Debate team posted wins at the Louisiana High School Speech League (LHSSL) February Classic.

The annual recognition of student volleyball athletes at Dominican.

Three of the four semifinalists for the LHSAA’s Division I boys’ basketball tournament come from schools in the Archdiocese of New Orleans – St. Paul's, St. Augustine and Jesuit.

The Culinary Crusaders of Brother Martin High School love to prepare, eat and share great food. Read on to discover a few of their favorite Lenten recipes!

Mount Carmel defeated Scotlandville, 55-44, on Wednesday to advance to the Louisiana Division I basketball finals on Saturday against John Curtis, a 48-37 winner over St. Mary's Dominican.

The Archdiocese of New Orleans is looking for artists of all ages to submit entries to a Eucharist-themed art contest, while Brother Martin High has launched an essay contest for 5th-7th graders on the “Joy of the Resurrection.”

Our Lady of Perpetual Help School in Belle Chasse will close at the end of this academic year due to low enrollment and a large, projected budget deficit.

Xavier University of Louisiana celebrates Black HIstory Month by celebrating its past, present and future.

Learn how the pandemic is re-shaping music classes at Academy of the Sacred Heart.

The pause created by the pandemic gave one local kindergarten teacher an opportunity to redesign her classroom seating.

A sleek, new website – nolacatholicyoe.com – offers numerous resources for Catholics to learn more about the Eucharist through video, songs and art.

This month the Clarion Herald profiles four black Catholics who have had a major impact on the Archdiocese of New Orleans. Today: Dr. Norman C. Francis

Clarion Herald sports editor Ron Brocato selects the 2020 Elite Football Team among Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

Husband and wife Jaclyn and David Warren collaborate on a new book, "“Brilliant!” geared to show middle school students that science and religion are compatible.