In partnership with Ochsner Health, Loyola University has opened a nursing simulation lab to teach students core medical techniques using computerized mannequins.

No. 1 seed Dominican at 23-1 is added incentive for No. 2 Mount Carmel since the winner could enter the LHSAA State Championship Tournament Nov. 10-12.

A grant from the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation will underwrite a program by the Loyola Institute for Ministry to offer formation for and share the stories of religious sisters.

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Knights of Columbus, Ascencion of Our Lord Council 9623, recently held a soccer challenge.

Brother Martin’s “Mary Monday” rosaries offer students 20 precious minutes of peace during the often hectic first day of the school week.

Cardinal Peter Turkson visited with the Sisters of the Holy Family and was brought up to speed on the beatification cause for Venerable Henriette Delille.

"St. Paul warned us, 'Those who marry will have worldly troubles' (1 Cor 7:28). ... But all of marriage’s 'trouble' is because of its richness." -- Christopher O'Neill, Marriage and Family Life

Second Harvest Food Bank capped a $15 million capital campaign by unveiling its Gayle and Tom Benson Food and Nutrition Center in Elmwood on Oct. 7.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond encourages the Young Church to use the autumn months to refocus their attention on God and neighbor.

Dominican Father Manuel Solorzano shares his homily in Spanish for the weekend of Oct. 15-16.

The Military and Hospitaller Order of St. Lazarus of Jerusalem is an ecumenical nonprofit of volunteers that supports many different ministries and causes.

Chris Lowney, a former Jesuit scholastic, is a renowned author and speaker on ethical business leadership. Lowney explains what St. Ignatius figured out 500 years ago.

For 50 years, the Hispanic Apostolate of the Archdiocese of New Orleans has served the needs of Hispanic Catholics, who now number at least 125,000.

"Cooler heads and warmer hearts need to prevail. And to help insure that, we need to pray hard for peace, and pressure our leaders to move away from war."

The 49th Bridge City Gumbo Festival resumes Oct. 14-16 on the grounds of Holy Guardian Angels Mission Church.

Alexandria Bishop Robert Marshall, a former attorney, told judges and attorneys at the annual Red Mass Oct. 3 that they can help reclaim civility through kindness.