• May God continue to bless New Orleans
    May God continue to bless New Orleans
    by Jonelle Foltz
    Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ: We are excited in New Orleans as we celebrate the Tricentennial of its founding. We have received a blessing from our Holy Father Pope Francis and a letter from his personal representative, the Apostolic Nuncio Christophe Pierre (see page 4). It is a blessing to know that in Rome we are being remembered and prayed for as we celebrate.
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  • Chiseling, talking to St. John Paul, one-on-onec
    Chiseling, talking to St. John Paul, one-on-onec
    by Jonelle Foltz
    At 2,700 pounds, St. John Paul II has put on a little weight since his historic visit to New Orleans in 1987, but he returned with a Florentine flourish outside St. Louis Cathedral last Sunday, flashing his warm smile and tender gaze, silent but profound gifts to the City of New Orleans on the occasion of its 300th birthday.
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  • Salvation: The goal of every Catholic
    Salvation: The goal of every Catholic
    by Jonelle Foltz
    What are you looking to accomplish with your life? For you, what is the bottom line of your existence? The Catholic perspective on this question is that the supreme purpose of every human being is to save his or her soul. We do this by accepting Jesus as Lord, and by helping others to save their souls.
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  • Calendar – January 13, 2018
    Calendar – January 13, 2018
    by Jonelle Foltz
    SCREENING OF SELMA, St. Luke the Evangelist’s multicultural committee hosts special, free screening of the film by Ava DuVernay about the voting rights marches led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with an introduction by parish council president Bruce Weaver. Jan. 15, 6:30 p.m. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. King. St. Luke the Evangelist Family Life Center, 910 Cross Gates Blvd., Slidell.
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  • When is a victory a no-win event? Ask Curtis’ coach
    When is a victory a no-win event? Ask Curtis’ coach
    by Jonelle Foltz
    Mike Krajcer, the head basketball coach at John Curtis School, raised the eyebrows of his District 9-5A coaching peers and beyond on Jan. 6 after his team lost a league game to Archbishop Rummel, 73-71.
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  • Pope comes home
    Pope comes home
    by Jonelle Foltz
    Given its historic ties with the Catholic Church, the City of New Orleans opened its Tricentennial celebration Jan. 7 in the only way possible – with a Mass celebrated by the Archbishop of New Orleans at St. Louis Cathedral.
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  • QR codes glimpse at sacred 300-year history
    QR codes glimpse at sacred 300-year history
    by Jonelle Foltz
    Can you talk about the archdiocese’s role in working with WYES, Tom and Gayle Benson, the Historic New Orleans Collection and the Meraux Foundation on a project to place 45 markers of historic sites around the city to celebrate the Tricentennial of the City of New Orleans?
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  • Los códigos QR ofrecen una historia sagrada de 300 años
    Los códigos QR ofrecen una historia sagrada de 300 años
    by Jonelle Foltz
    ¿Puede hablar sobre el papel de la arquidiócesis al trabajar con WYES, Tom y Gayle Benson, la Colección Histórica de Nueva Orleáns y la Fundación Meraux, en un proyecto para colocar 45 marcadores de sitios históricos alrededor de la ciudad para celebrar el Tricentenario de la Ciudad de Nueva Orleáns?
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  • River of Faith: 300 Years as a New Orleans Catholic Community 62 Page FlipBook
    River of Faith: 300 Years as a New Orleans Catholic Community 62 Page FlipBook
    by Site Administrator
    River of Faith Section | Pages 1 – 62 |
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  • Happy New Year!
    Happy New Year!
    by Site Administrator
    May GOD be with you through the NEW YEAR and fill your life with LOVE and CHEER. May this day and the days ahead Hold many BLESSINGS for you and yours
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