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T he month of June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and I am so grateful to God for this revelation. We first learned about the Sacred Heart of Jesus through private revelations experienced ...
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the House of Representatives of the Legislature of Louisiana does hereby commend Robert ...
by Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond Welcome to the first edition of the new Clarion Herald. It is my sincere hope that you will enjoy this publication: reading and seeing the news of the Archdiocese of ...
Loving Mercifully, Living Marian” are the words printed on the welcome doormats of Divine Mercy Church in Kenner, sharing St.
I walked the Camino de Santiago, specifically the Camino Frances, with my siblings and close friends. This was a journey that ...
While various news outlets have traced the Pope's lineage back to Europe, the Archives Office concentrated on exploring the extensive local Catholic records in our holdings to share his family's story ...
by Sarah McDonald When local news outlets began reporting Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, had connections to New Orleans, the Louisiana Legislature took notice. Once the ...
"We can confidently choose this Way because Jesus, having ascended into heaven, gave us the Holy Spirit on Pentecost (the Solemnity celebrated last Sunday), the first gift given to believers – the ...
Archbishop Gregory Aymond will ordain seven men to the permanent diaconate for the Archdiocese of New Orleans at a Mass of Ordination June 14 at 10 am at St. Louis Cathedral. The Diaconate Ordination ...
Pope Leo: Resist the Temptation of Embracing WeaponsHome News Pope Leo XIV ...
As the elixir to these and all ills, Pope Leo’s inaugural homily offers this most hopeful, inspiring call: “Look to Christ! Come closer to him! Welcome his word that enlightens and consoles! Listen to ...
How is it possible that so much of the world is silent: silent with the full knowledge of genocide being inflicted upon children, pregnant women with their unborn babies, the elderly, and countless ...