The way to the wedding altar can be harrowing, but if everyone keeps their eyes on what's most important – God – and not the problems, it is easier.

St Scholastica Academy eighth-grader ​​​​​​​Grace Hartdegen asked her fellow classmates what they are currently reading. What she discovered were favorites is interesting.

The Council of Catholic School Cooperative Clubs is dedicated to family, love of God and education. Its Clothe-A-Child effort to help children in needs is one way they fulfill these goals.

NOLA Catholic Parenting columnist/blogger Kristy Solis wants everybody to concentrate on spring as a time of hope.

Divine Mercy Catholic Parish in Kenner unites in a Lenten project to bring joy to children with cancer.

A variety of day camps await youth this year at Camp Cabrini.

"Our foundation is what matters: the earth, the home, the foundation that we provide. That’s what will remain and endure." - Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher

Sally Farrell found her niche in life – caring for birds – and brings their magnificence to kids and adults in lively presentations through her nonprofit Wind in My Feathers.

Willwoods Community selected two seniors at Pope John Paul II High School in Slidell to receive its annual Rev. Thomas E. Chambers Scholastic Award for 2022. They are Aidan Combs and Breanna Sebring.

Dr. Brian Credo spent the day at Archbishop Chapelle High School delving into the variants of COVID-19 mutations and how the virus spreads. His talk is available to any Catholic high school who requests it.

Loyola University New Orleans is the site through April for the exhibit "Anne Frank: A History for Today" about how the existence of prejudice and racism today isn't much different than how the Germans viewed the Jews more than 80 years ago.

Catholic students from Archbishop Shaw and Academy of Our Lady high school have been learning about God together and strenghtening their faith in Cajun Christ in Others (COR) retreats.

Young Adult columnist Heather Bozant Witcher writes her latest column about her children.

Every Sunday through March 6, St. Joseph the Worker Church in Marrero will share the stories of people who made the world a better place in observance of Black History Month.

Students get more one-on-one attention since Applied Behavior Analysis has been offered to parents at St. Michael Special School.

Pulsations ... moments and people, our animals, places we've been and things create intervals of time in our lives. Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher reflects on the ones in hers.

Approximately 300 teens from the Archdiocese of New Orleans attended the 49th annual March for Life in Washington, D.C.

St. Paul's High School for boys in Covington now has a world-class music building on campus. The new, $2.3 million, 4,918-square foot facility rivals even some college music buildings.

Ascension Press' "Bible in a Year" podcast is now being offered in Spanish, with Dominican Father Sergio Serrano, director of the Hispanic Apostolate of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, as the main host. “La Biblia en un Año” began Jan. 1.

Dr. Ansel Augustine, director of the Office of Black Catholic Ministries, keeps hope alive by always having an attitude of gratitude.