Similarly, there is a prevalent idea that when we die, we are judged, and if we make it, we immediately pass through the ...
It is no coincidence that the Catholic Church proclaims the Gospel passage of the Beatitudes on the Solemnity of All Saints ...
Halloween has become a mixture of pagan, Christian, civic and cultural influences. The holiday has become associated with ...
After receiving the consent of the Archdiocese’s College of Consultors and Finance Council, Archbishop Checchio has appointed Long to succeed Wild as Chief Financial Officer in the Secretariat of ...
The New Orleans Catholic Cemeteries are honored to have Archbishop Checchio celebrate the All Saints Day Mass at Our Lady of ...
In the end, the Christian life can be summed up as loving God and our neighbor. It is a single movement of the heart: the ...
In accordance with Canon 522 and the USCCB norms, all appointments for pastors are for a six-year term, which may be renewed. Reverend Daniel Brouillette as Pastor of St. Peter Parish, Covington, ...
The month of October is one of two months that are particularly dedicated to Our Lady, the other being the month of May. You might remember from our consecration to the Sacred Heart that Pope Pius ...
You’ve heard the advertising slogan countless times, made famous by the dulcet tones of the late Buddy Diliberto on WWL radio. When River Parish Disposal started promoting its trash-hauling business ...
Brothers and sisters, all of us have received an invitation at some point in our lives. When someone invites us to share a meal, a celebration, or a special moment, we feel that we are important to ...
Loyola University New Orleans Mourns the Passing of President Emeritus Reverend James C. Carter, S.J
Born in New York City in 1927 and raised in Louisiana, Father Carter entered the novitiate of the former New Orleans Province in Grand Coteau, Louisiana, in 1945. After being ordained a Jesuit priest ...
Today, Wednesday, February 11, 2026, it was announced that Pope Leo XIV formally accepted the resignation of Most Reverend Gregory M. Aymond, Archbishop of New Orleans formally making Most Reverend ...
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