Johnny Young's life, as he knew it, was over because of drug addiction. Little did he realize in 2009 that a Catholic community centered on prayer, work and friendship would resurrect his life.

Sixty-eight altar servers from across the Archdiocese of New Orleans received the Altar Server of the Year Award from Archbishop Gregory Aymond.

Mark Williams, a member of Ascension of Our Lord Parish in LaPlace, has underwritten the distribution of 30,000 copies of Matthew Kelly’s book, "I Heard God Laugh."

This year, 250 laypersons from across the Archdiocese of New Orleans received the Order of St. Louis IX Medallion in recognition of their contributions to the local church.

In his March column for Kids’ Clarion, Archbishop Gregory Aymond encourages the Young Church to take part in the special observances and liturgies available to all Catholics during Holy Week.

Today is the feast day of St. Dismas, the repentant man who died beside Jesus.

Blankets made by Ursuline students to help several nonprofits.

Father Manuel Solorzano's homily for March 28-29.

Father Manuel Solorzano's homily for March 21, 2021

Local writer digs into her childhood for the idea of her new book, " Sister Mary Button-Drawers."

The Catholic bishops of Louisiana have urged the U.S. Senate to oppose the "Equality Act."

Father Joseph Palermo provides his insights into the sacrament of marriage in this Kids’ Clarion Q&A.

Hundreds of New Orleans Catholics make the traditional Good Friday Walk to nine churches, reflecting on the passion and death of Christ. Check out this Clarion Herald map for your pilgrimage.

Monthly drives enable Archbishop Shaw teens to continue service-giving during a school year of pandemic

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

Kids’ Clarion devoted a recent saintly spotlight to St. Joseph. Local stained-glass images of the saint depict events in his life not fully detailed in Scripture.

A painting of Christ hidden away for decades inside St. Roch Chapel comes back to life.

The call to repentance during Lent is the most important call we will ever receive.

God leads us to what we are supposed to do and be.

Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans' PACE program offered a Zoom workshop to help caregivers cope with the stress that comes with helping a sick loved one.