On July 31, the Feast of St. Ignatius, I will become the provincial of the USA Central and Southern Province of the Society of Jesus.

The first six months of the year have presented all of us with challenges unlike we have ever faced.

El evangelio de este domingo, nos confronta con uno de los grandes misterios de la vida humana: el problema del mal.

When Tania Tetlow, a New Orleans native, took over in May 2018 as the first lay president of Loyola University New Orleans, she knew part of her job description would be serving as the CEO – Chief Emergency Officer.

This is an unprecedented time. Our new reality, featuring COVID 19, presents a number of significant challenges.

LHSAA executive director Eddie Bonine told the House Education Committee July 13 that the association never said it would cancel its sports seasons.

“I am delighted and filled with hope when I see the many ways in which you give of yourselves so charitably in your faith community throughout our archdiocese,” Archbishop Aymond told the award winners.

The death of Michael Hickson, a 46-year-old quadriplegic, inside an Austin, Texas, hospice last month pricked the conscience of Charlie Camosy.

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Family is not exclusively  our blood relatives. Each of us is created individually as a different thread and sewn together through what we experience. Thus, our family can extend beyond our nuclear family.

Microplastics – pieces of plastic smaller than several millimeters – have been found even in human tissue because they have become part of the global food supply.

No one knows for sure what’s going to happen to high school sports. We can’t move on to Phase 3 of the recovery if the virus continues to spread to our young people.

As I write, it is July 4, Independence Day in the United States.

(God) has not forgotten us but set aside a unique child (or children) for us, just as he does for every couple blessed with pregnancies.

Over the past five years, the Women’s Giving Circle has awarded $711,500 in grants. 

By saying, “If by the Spirit you put to death the deeds of the body, you will live,” Paul invites us to believe in the power of God’s Spirit to enable us to change for the better. So let us believe!

Comparison is the thief of joy. On my social media accounts this week, that’s the message that kept repeating itself. 

The lives of little ones will be shaped by what we show them and tell them.

It seems the best way to break down the artificial barriers in our society is to find common cause with people who may be different from us but who share the same concerns and desire for a better future for our neighborhoods, our state and church!

As true Catholics, let us continue to pray for the church, our country and our world that we will see our call to work for true peace and justice and transform the world by disseminating God’s love.