The world changed in March – and one group uniquely affected was the high school graduating Class of 2020.

Days before the fifth anniversary (May 24, 2020) of Pope Francis’ encyclical that encourages humans to live in harmony with the environment – “Laudato si’: On Care for Our Common Home”...

The Council of African-American Deacons in the Archdiocese of New Orleans recently paid tribute to the trailblazing, African-American permanent deacons who have ministered for decades and provided an inspiring model of faith. 

LSU running-back Clyde Edwards-Helaire was considered the “heart and soul” of the LSU offense during the Tigers’ run to the national championship at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans on Jan. 13.

Catholic Relief Services (CRS), the U.S. Catholic Conference of Bishop’s international aid agency that has assisted the poor and vulnerable since 1943, has recently launched a “Lead the Way on Hunger” campaign...

The time we are living in is one that I personally did not see coming, and I’m sure most people feel similarly.

Each year, as summer approaches, I begin to organize my son’s summer plans so that he is engaged while I am working.

The world changed in March – and one group uniquely affected was the high school graduating Class of 2020.

What will the fall look like? It’s the question that’s on everyone’s minds – students, parents, teachers and administrators alike.

Prayer is powerful not because it changes God or God’s plans, but because it changes individuals and communities, one heart at a time, Pope Francis said.

With the coronavirus pandemic making their promise to live in community virtually impossible, the five Daughters of Charity currently residing at Chateau de Notre Dame Apartments will be leaving New Orleans in the coming weeks...

The Archdiocese of New Orleans denied allegations made in a federal lawsuit June 3 that it knowingly inflated property damage claims after Hurricane Katrina for two projects.

One thought has struck Marianite Sister Marjorie Hebert throughout this COVID-19 crisis as she hears the words “essential services” and “essential personnel.”

Uriel Durr always has had what the world might consider a simple faith: Straight and to the point.

The world changed in March – and one group uniquely affected was the high school graduating Class of 2020.

During a time when the Class of 2020 should have been celebrating the culmination of their years of hard work and study, the coronavirus pandemic changed everything overnight.

There comes a time when silence in the face of evil constitutes complicity in that evil, and for me, that time has come.

The death of George Floyd is indeed a very sad tragedy. We pray for his eternal rest in God’s kingdom and consolation for his family and friends.

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