St. Augustine High School student Bryson Turner was a surprise speaker at the recent Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans Men's Conference, attended by more than 550 men.

The Sicilian tradition of honoring St. Joseph with an altar of special foods and breads in honor of loved ones has been celebrated in the New Orleans area for generations.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond greeted those journeying toward full communion in the church at a Sunday afternoon prayer service at St. Ann Church in Metairie.

An encounter with a bird on her daily walk two years ago led to a story of spiritual revelation and growth by contributing writer Joan Treadway.

St. Rita of Harahan Deacon Danny Flynn loves to serve his family, his Catholic flock and many others.

Two 100-year-olds – Jerlean Williams and Herminie Brack – share their life, faith and tips to growing old.

St. Mary's Dominican High School collects more than 96,000 food items for Second Harvest Food Bank.

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History proves that whenever the Catholic priesthood faces a major challenge, it comes out with a renewed sense of mission, says Archbishop Emeritus Alfred Hughes in his new book.

Throughout the season of Lent, many spiritual offerings are available in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

As Ash Wednesday approaches, Archbishop Gregory Aymond encourages young Catholics to zero in on the “change of heart” God is calling them to this Lenten season.

Catholic students from Archbishop Shaw and Academy of Our Lady high school have been learning about God together and strenghtening their faith in Cajun Christ in Others (COR) retreats.

Learning Scripture in a relaxed atmosphere of wine and friends is what Scripture and Sips at the Archdiocese of New Orleans Retreat Center in Metairie is all about. During the Lent, the series takes a pause, and the center is offering “The Cenacle in Scripture” series, concentrating on the Lenten themes of prayer, fasting and sharing.

Students from the West Bank's six Salesian-founded elementary and high schools came together today to celebrate Mass and to remind themselves of the ties that bind them as a family of schools.

Singer and evangelist Kitty Cleveland starts a nonprofit to help those those sick and dying.

Catholic elementary school students in the Archdiocese of New Orleans now have another option in the popular arena of competitive soccer.

Events in parishes and schools from Feb. 23 to April 25, 2022. Please send event announcements two weeks before each issue to calendar@clarionherald.org

Father Kurt Young reflects on the Gospel that will be proclaimed at Masses this weekend for the readers of Kids’ Clarion.

It's been nearly two years since men gathered for an Archdiocesan Men's Conference, the last large meeting in the archdiocese before the pandemic. It will return March 12.

That Man is You or Ese Hombre Eyes Tu, a Catholic program through Paradisus Dei, helps men become better husbands, fathers and people.