• Dominican Class of ’72 gifts sculpture to school
    Dominican Class of ’72 gifts sculpture to school
    by Kim Roberts
    Dominican High School Class of ’72 donated a bronze sculpture commissioned by a world-renowned Italian sculptor to the school.
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  • Thousands descend on Indianapolis for Eucharistic Congress
    Thousands descend on Indianapolis for Eucharistic Congress
    Thousands of U.S. Catholics streamed into Lucas Oil Stadium Wednesday night for the opening of the 10th National Eucharistic Congress – the first to be held in 83 years .
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  • Missionary zeal impels Immaculate Conception
    Missionary zeal impels Immaculate Conception
    by Peter Finney Jr.
    The missionary zeal of Immaculate Conception Parish in Marrero, which celebrated its 100th anniversary on July 13, has fueled the West Bank parish since its origins.
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  • Merged parishes: A journey toward unity
    Merged parishes: A journey toward unity
    by Macie Capote
    Following the recent merger of several parishes in the Archdiocese of New Orleans on July 1, the new pastors of the merged parishes are adapting to their roles and working to foster community within their congregations.
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  • Archdiocese of New Orleans releases statement on Anthony Odiong
    Archdiocese of New Orleans releases statement on Anthony Odiong
    The Archdiocese of New Orleans ​released the following statement on the former priest Anthony Odiong.
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  • Archdiocese honors distinguished Catholic school alumni
    Archdiocese honors distinguished Catholic school alumni
    Catholic elementary and secondary schools recently selected distinguished graduates for recognition by the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
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  • Gleason’s words of vulnerability and gratitude
    Gleason’s words of vulnerability and gratitude
    by Peter Finney Jr.
    In a world gone mad – in a country shaken to its 1960s core – the message seems to be clear: We need to examine our unexamined lives.
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  • Angelle Hall named campus minister of the year
    Angelle Hall named campus minister of the year
    by Macie Capote
    New Orleans native and former Ascension of Our Lord parishioner Angelle Hall received the Rev. Charles Forsyth Award from the Catholic Campus Ministry Association (CCMA) for exceptional leadership in Catholic campus ministry.
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  • Barber’s generous response to a vulnerable confession
    Barber’s generous response to a vulnerable confession
    by Jenny Dendinger
    My friend Karlie has been cutting hair for many years, but this haircut was different.
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  • Summertime is for making memories with family
    Summertime is for making memories with family
    by Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher
    "For the past three years, we have been blessed with the opportunity to visit the beach – thanks to the generosity of my husband’s godparents. Last year, I began a yearly summer album for my mother-in-law, and I ordered a second copy for myself."
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  • Oneys to emcee 10th National Eucharistic Congress
    Oneys to emcee 10th National Eucharistic Congress
    by Macie Capote
    When founders of Hope and Purpose Ministries, Deacon Larry and Andi Oney, were invited to host as emcees at the 10th National Eucharistic Congress, Deacon Oney found Esther 4:14 particularly meaningful.
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  • Pope calls drug traffickers ‘murderers’
    Pope calls drug traffickers ‘murderers’
    Pope Francis called on society to act courageously and together to combat it.
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  • ‘Time is running out’ to address crisis in Sudan
    ‘Time is running out’ to address crisis in Sudan
    Maryknoll – the Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America – has prepared an action alert for us. Please kindly complete and send it (see: https://bit.ly/3Ld0pfs).
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  • Seal of approval: Saints can win with Carr at QB
    Seal of approval: Saints can win with Carr at QB
    by Ed Daniels
    As training camp in California approaches quickly, I will answer the question again: Can the Saints win with Derek Carr?
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  • Calendar — July 11, 2024
    Calendar — July 11, 2024
    Events in the Archdiocese from July 11 to August 23, 2024. Please send event announcements two weeks before each issue to calendar@clarionherald.org NEXT ISSUE: July 20, 2024
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  • Louisiana bishops’ 2024 legislative recap
    Louisiana bishops’ 2024 legislative recap
    by Thomas Costanza
    The Louisiana Conference of Catholic Bishops (LCCB) recently completed its work during the 2024 legislative session. The LCCB followed a process of discernment, reflection and prayer through the lens of Catholic social teaching.
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  • Local newspaper spearheaded All-Star baseball tryout
    Local newspaper spearheaded All-Star baseball tryout
    by Ron Brocato
    During the 1940s, not only did New Orleans’ prep schools sweep the state rally championship games, but the runners-up were also Crescent City schools over that 10-year span.
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  • Brother Martin grad helps  in Gulf rescue mission
    Brother Martin grad helps in Gulf rescue mission
    by Kim Roberts
    It started out as a normal June morning at sea for Brother Martin graduate and Texas A&M Maritime Academy cadet William Flores, but things started moving very quickly during a life-saving rescue of three Cubans adrift at sea for 15 days.
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  • Pilgrim peace manifested at Medjugorje
    Pilgrim peace manifested at Medjugorje
    by Peter Finney Jr.
    Among the 1 million people who annually travel to Medjugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina, most go with no expectation of a physical healing or witnessing a supernatural experience that can’t be explained.
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  • St. Gertrude plants seeds for future of faith
    St. Gertrude plants seeds for future of faith
    by Jonelle Foltz
    The final Mass of St. Gertrude the Great Parish was celebrated June 30 in Des Allemands by Father Ray Hymel, St. Gertrude’s pastor.
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