This month, Kids’ Clarion examines the roles of the monstrance and the thurible.

Students at Ursuline Academy fanned out over the metro area today to celebrate the legacy of their saintly patroness.

Lakeside festival will give mall goers an opportunity to experience the creative talents of students in our local Catholic schools.

A collaboration between Pope John Paul II High School and its four main feeder elementary schools is working with local industry leaders to craft specialized curriculum.

This month, our series on items found inside every Catholic church examines what transpires at Mass during the Offertory and the Presentation of the Gifts.

Prayers and art created by the Young Church will be turned into inspirational prayer cards by the Missionary Childhood Association of the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

St. Matthew the Apostle seventh graders reach out to their fellow Catholic schools by sending them saintly greetings.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond delivers his New Year’s message to the Young Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

The Clarion Herald received more than 60 reflections from students talking about what they value the most from their Catholic school education. It's a great affirmation!

Students in Catholic schools were asked to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas in essay, poetry and art. Here are the nine winners.

Archbishop Aymond’s December column in Kids’ Clarion encourages the Young Church to look beyond the wrapped Christmas presents and see the priceless gift of Jesus’ birth.

In this month’s installment of the items that one sees inside every Catholic church, Kids’ Clarion looks at the chalice and the paten.

Kids’ Clarion recently got a peek at the small but lively Parish School of Religion classes at St. James Major Church in New Orleans.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond wishes the Young Church a Happy Thanksgiving!

Like their Catholic school peers from across the archdiocese, students at Holy Name of Jesus School in New Orleans made quick work of packing boxes of non-perishable food destined for the tables of those in need.

St. Edward the Confessor seventh grader Luke Roberts combined his love for LEGOs and science into a creative visual on the inner workings of a cell.

Flex-seating and time for free reading and writing are among the features woven into every school day at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Micro-School in Belle Chasse.

Bone Bingo is an October tradition for fourth graders at St. Christopher School in Metairie!

This year’s Black Saints Celebration, set for Nov. 5, will begin with a procession from Bunny Friend Playground to St. Mary of the Angels Church in New Orleans, where the culminating prayer service will be held.

School Food and Nutrition Services, Inc. – the archdiocesan office that operates the breakfast and lunch programs at 60 Catholic elementary and high school cafeterias – works throughout the year to make its menu offerings both nutritious and delicious.