• ‘A strategy of peace’
    ‘A strategy of peace’
    President John F. Kennedy's “A Strategy of Peace” 1963 commencement address ... rang out with confident, courageous hope that ... a far more peaceful world ... with practical, doable steps, was indeed achievable in the here and now.
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  • Pope: Prayer, love of Christ give strength to share Gospel
    Pope: Prayer, love of Christ give strength to share Gospel
    Pope Francis told the young people of today to act on their restlessness by looking to St. Francis Xavier to help so many in the world who need Jesus.
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  • Church attire should match our respect for God
    Church attire should match our respect for God
    It's a sensitive topic, but Archbishop Aymond encourages people attending Mass in the hot summer months to dress appropriately – for God and for others.
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  • 'The little school that could' had a huge impact
    'The little school that could' had a huge impact
    One of the joys of Catholic education is offering students from low-income families a nurturing environment in both academics and faith. Jalen Johnson is thankful.
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  • Why Laudato Si’ Week deserves your attention
    Why Laudato Si’ Week deserves your attention
    Laudato Si’ Week is a week that should not be ignored. Let’s commit to celebrating it as soon as possible.
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  • ‘Allow Jesus to walk with you’ during summer break
    ‘Allow Jesus to walk with you’ during summer break
    Archbishop Gregory Aymond delivers his school year-ending message to the Young Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
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  • Our homeschool year in review – learning humility
    Our homeschool year in review – learning humility
    Humility is about recognizing my own limitedness and asking for God’s help and believing in God’s mercy. God wouldn’t put homeschooling on my heart and then abandon me to it.
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  • Where I’m meant to be on Mother’s Day
    Where I’m meant to be on Mother’s Day
    When I look at my sons, I see their innocence ... (and) of my God-given responsibility.
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  • Christians must nurture roots of faith, build bridges
    Christians must nurture roots of faith, build bridges
    At his weekly general audience May 3, the pope reflected on his visit April 28-30 to Budapest, Hungary.
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  • A girl’s death that assaults the conscience
    A girl’s death that assaults the conscience
    “It’s a hard thing to see – and even harder to unsee,” Cvitanovich said.
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  • St. Louis Medallion winners are unsung heroes
    St. Louis Medallion winners are unsung heroes
    The people of God are called to share in the work of the parish or the diocese and other Catholic ministries. - Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond
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  • ‘Thou shall not kill’ – not even a murderer
    ‘Thou shall not kill’ – not even a murderer
    "Pope Francis developed St. John Paul’s development to its full conclusion. Pope Francis has declared 'the death penalty is inadmissible.' " -- Tony Magliano, Making a Difference
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  • First Communion memories: ‘Do this in remembrance of me’
    First Communion memories: ‘Do this in remembrance of me’
    NOLA Catholic Parenting columnist and blogger Kristy Solis shares her daughter's joy in receiving her first holy Communion.
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  • Pope: Martyrs witness to the power of love
    Pope: Martyrs witness to the power of love
    Pope Francis' April 19 General Audience - also, commemorating 10 years since his election.
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  • St. John XXIII’s prophetic encyclical ‘Peace on Earth’ – dangerously remains ignored
    St. John XXIII’s prophetic encyclical ‘Peace on Earth’ – dangerously remains ignored
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  • God continues to call men and women to serve
    God continues to call men and women to serve
    "We should pray for vocations all year ... (our) prayer is that God may use us to awaken in others the vocational call (given)." - Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond
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  • Sister Camille Anne: Mount Carmel's Mount Rushmore
    Sister Camille Anne: Mount Carmel's Mount Rushmore
    Sister of Mount Carmel Camille Anne Campbell has spent more than 60 years in Catholic education, and she says the secret to effective teaching is simple: You have to "care."
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  • Easter impels us to be missionary people
    Easter impels us to be missionary people
    Archbishop Gregory Aymond reminds the Young Church that Easter is a season – not just a single day – in which Catholics are encouraged to spread the Good News of the risen Christ.
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  • Along the way, so many people kindled our marriage dream
    Along the way, so many people kindled our marriage dream
    In a reflection for the Clarion Herald's Bridal section, Victoria Donze thanks the people who encouraged her during preparations for her marriage to Chris DiBenedetto.
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  • 'He loved all of God's children'
    'He loved all of God's children'
    Dr. Ansel Augustine reflects on the joyful life and presence of the late New Orleans Auxiliary Bishop Fernand Cheri.
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