The threat of Hurricane Delta has forced schools to reshuffle their schedules on the fly for Week 2

Jenny Dendinger and her husband have found a way to keep their 'date nights' during the pandemic.

A month-long celebration of Hispanic culture.

The Clarion Herald offers a 16-page resource to engaged couples preparing to marry in the Catholic Church: Stories on overcoming the challenges of the pandemic, checklists, marriage prep programs and church availability.

For the last 53 years, John Perkins has led the music ministry at St. Margaret Mary Parish in Slidell. What many don't know is that he was a Canadian singing sensation and lead voice of The Crew-Cuts, who made "Sh-Boom" a worldwide No. 1 hit in the 1950s.

The Love Life Amendment would successfully amend the Louisiana constitution and thereby continue to strengthen our commitment to end abortion in our state.

Sisters in Unity, a new student group at the Academy of Our Lady in Marrero, is helping teens break open the difficult topic of  racism.

In the midst of personal attacks and questions about separating truth from fiction, forming one's conscience before an election is extremely challenging. But it is our responsibility to vote.

Father Manuel Solorzano gives his homily for Sunday, Oct. 11, 2020.

Archbishop Aymond urges everyone to vote in the Nov. 3 election.

In his homily at the St. Louis Cathedral Mass marking the opening of the judicial year, Father Mike Kettenring talked about the necessity of judging "actions," not "people."

The Knights of Columbus District 7 recently held its annual Soccer Challenge.

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Kids’ Clarion will be exploring the seven sacraments this school year school year by interviewing a priest, deacon or catechist about a different sacrament each month. We begin this series with a Q&A with Father C. Beau Charbonnet on the sacrament of baptism.

The Mandeville elementary school is one of 50 non-public schools to receive the prestigious national honor in 2020.

Marianite Sister Judith Gomila reflects on this coming Sunday’s second reading.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond on Oct. 1 removed from ministry Father Patrick Wattigny, who disclosed his sexual abuse of a minor in 2013, and Father Travis Clark, who has been charged with obscenity with women.