• Catholic Counseling Service offers faith-based help
    Catholic Counseling Service offers faith-based help
    Catholic Counseling Service may be reached directly at (504) 861-6245 and is committed to responding to intake requests within 24 to 48 hours with a follow-up call from a counselor, who can set up an appointment.
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  • Iris Downing and her great aunt's captive prayer
    Iris Downing and her great aunt's captive prayer
    When Sister Suellen Tennyson was held hostage for five months in West Africa, she prayed nonstop for the health of her unborn great niece. Her prayers were answered.
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  • Life is change, and parents get a front-row seat
    Life is change, and parents get a front-row seat
    "I’ve been thinking more and more about the transience of our lives. ... that recalls to mind one of the cornerstones of our faith: we never know the hour or moment." - Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher
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  • God’s word, mercy must be shared with everyone
    God’s word, mercy must be shared with everyone
    “Place your life under the Word of God. All of us, even the pastors of the church, are under the authority of the Word of God." - Pope Francis
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  • Unborn babies still desperately need our help!
    Unborn babies still desperately need our help!
    " ... Congress and each individual state can greatly restrict or even totally ban abortion. But the opposite is also the reality in that Congress and states can make abortion legal." - Tony Magliano
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  • Lenten fasting and abstinence open the heart to God
    Lenten fasting and abstinence open the heart to God
    Fasting allows us to be docile to the Holy Spirit and better hear God's will.
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  • New art journal revels in riches of Catholic south Louisiana
    New art journal revels in riches of Catholic south Louisiana
    “Joie de Vivre,” a new quarterly print art journal highlighting the arts and letters of Catholic south Louisiana, is set to debut in early March.
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  • I was ‘a stranger and you gave me no welcome’
    I was ‘a stranger and you gave me no welcome’
    Tony Magliano's commentary regarding U.S. Title 42 and immigration.
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  • When a HEMI comes to an ordination, look out
    When a HEMI comes to an ordination, look out
    A lifetime of memories flooded Clarion Herald editor Peter Finney Jr. when he rented a car for the ordination of Auxiliary Bishop John Tran in Atlanta.
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  • Smelling like the sheep is Bishop-elect Tran's shepherding style
    Smelling like the sheep is Bishop-elect Tran's shepherding style
    With an easygoing demeanor and a relentless commitment to service, Bishop-elect John Tran transformed many lives at Mary Queen of Peace. John Tomba's is one of them.
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  • Abp. Aymond to Young Church: Resolve to become a lifelong learner this New Year!
    Abp. Aymond to Young Church: Resolve to become a lifelong learner this New Year!
    Archbishop Gregory Aymond delivers his New Year’s message to the Young Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
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  • Archdiocese embarks on pastoral planning
    Archdiocese embarks on pastoral planning
    "The overall goal is to be a vibrant church that fulfills the Gospel call to bring Jesus Christ to others." - Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond
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  • In tribute to Joseph Ratzinger: A true servant of God
    In tribute to Joseph Ratzinger: A true servant of God
    Notre Dame Seminary professor remembers the contributions of the late Pope Benedict XVI.
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  • Reflections on Pope Francis’ 2023 World Day of Peace message
    Reflections on Pope Francis’ 2023 World Day of Peace message
    Pope Francis challenges us to let God transform the usual way we view the world; to no longer think in exclusively personal and nationalistic terms.
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  • In 2023, unshakable reservoir of hope in Ukraine
    In 2023, unshakable reservoir of hope in Ukraine
    Msgr. William Bilinsky, who parents were natives of Ukraine, believes 2023 could bring peace because Russian mothers are done with losing their sons.
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  • Pope: In 2023, take the risk to change the world
    Pope: In 2023, take the risk to change the world
    “Today, amid the lethargy that dulls our senses, ... the shepherds are summoning us to set out and get involved in our world, to dirty our hands and to do some good,” Pope Francis said.
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  • God created the world’s majesty, beauty for us to marvel
    God created the world’s majesty, beauty for us to marvel
    Nature created by God astonishes mom/architect and NOLA Catholic Parenting columnist/blogger Ana Borden.
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  • Longing for Christmas peace in the Holy Land
    Longing for Christmas peace in the Holy Land
    To U.S. readers, ... "(please urge U.S. senators and representatives) to ensure that all assistance to Israel be conditioned on proof that none of it will go toward human rights violations inflicted upon Palestinians." - Tony Magliano, Making a Difference
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  • Holy waiting allows us to soak in the love of God
    Holy waiting allows us to soak in the love of God
    NOLA Catholic Parenting blogger/columnist Charlotte Phillips tells us that the season of Advent gives us "time to not only prepare our homes, but also our hearts, to celebrate the birth of Jesus on Christmas Day."
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  • Trying to keep children’s wonder alive year-round
    Trying to keep children’s wonder alive year-round
    "The magic of Christmas is the unbridled joy (of children) at the smallest of things."
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