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Msgr. Frank Giroir is a proud 1973 graduate of Archbishop Rummel High School, and now he's Alumnus of the Year for his selfless service as a priest since 1981.
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Archbishop Gregory Aymond explains the highlights of Holy Week to the Young Church in his latest column for Kids’ Clarion.
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St. Dominic School’s FIRST LEGO robotics team will be the sole Louisiana team in its age division to compete in next month’s World Championships in Houston.
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Archbishop Gregory Aymond has made the following pastoral appointments, including 17 new pastors and the retirement of seven other priests.
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Reconcile New Orleans has given many young adults a chance to learn valuable skills not only in the workforce but in life. Its Cafe Reconcile offers training for the hospitality industry by offering home-cooked food. Catering, on- and off-site is also offered by the program.
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Having taught kindergartners at Mary Queen of Peace (MQP) School in Mandeville for 16 years, Marijo Abruscato Rapp knows a thing or two about getting children off to a great start in school. Read her insightful Q&A here!
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St. Frances Xavier Cabrini's early missionary years in the United States are chronicled in the $40 million blockbuster movie, "Cabrini" now in theaters nationwide. Cabrini High School, locally, has ties to Mother Cabrini because she founded an orphanage on the school's site and lived and worked there. Cabrini hosted a preview screening of the movie with a reception March 7, the day before it opened to the public.
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St. Scholastica junior point guard Emilee Duet’s contribution of 16 points per game earned her 2023-24 Clarion Herald Elite Basketball Team Outstanding Player accolades.
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Archdiocesan events from March 19-June 3, 2024 Please send event announcements two weeks before each issue to calendar@clarionherald.org NEXT ISSUE: MARCH 30, 2024
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Clarion Herald associate editor Christine Bordelon is retiring and writes this farewell column.
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Get the latest information on summer camps and activities for 2024 in our 16-page special section!
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St. Michael Special School culinary science students operated a series of pop-up cafés last month to expose them to the various tasks of operating a restaurant.
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Many Catholic high schools march in Mardi Gras parades each year. In addition to major downtown parades, St. Paul's and St. Scholastica combined forces to march in special parades in St. Tammany.
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Mount Carmel Academy's award-winning Chorale has the opportunity to sing as a featured choir at Carnegie Hall in New York City in April.
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Events from March 1 to April 20, 2024 in the Archdiocese of New Orleans. Please send event announcements two weeks before each issue to calendar@clarionherald.org NEXT ISSUE: MARCH 16, 2024
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A list of 2024 St. Joseph altars in the Archdiocese of New Orleans that were sent to the Clarion Herald.
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The pervasive “myth” that there is conflict between science and faith was turned on its head at a recent symposium attended by 240 Catholic high school students.
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Ursuline Academy’s vibrant music program includes teaching violin to every third and fourth grader.
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This month, we get a peek at the teaching vocation of Carmen Davis Foltz, the primary-grade religion teacher at Immaculate Conception School (ICS) in Marrero.
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John Ryan Stadium on Airline Drive will not be available, so Jesuit will use Kirsch-Rooney and Mike Miley stadiums in the interim.
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