St. Augustine High School has produced more Black Catholic priests than any other school in the U.S., says Father Tony Ricard '82. A special Mass is planned at the school April 23.

In his March column for Kids’ Clarion, Archbishop Gregory Aymond encourages the Young Church to take part in the special observances and liturgies available to all Catholics during Holy Week.

Blankets made by Ursuline students to help several nonprofits.

Father Joseph Palermo provides his insights into the sacrament of marriage in this Kids’ Clarion Q&A.

This all-girls' school earns a STEM certification from Cognia (a merger of AdvancED and Measured Progress).

Meet Rheneisha M. Robertson, the new executive director of Covenant House New Orleans, a safe haven for homeless and human-trafficked youth ages 16-22.

The Archdiocese of New Orleans is looking for artists of all ages to submit entries to a Eucharist-themed art contest, while Brother Martin High has launched an essay contest for 5th-7th graders on the “Joy of the Resurrection.”

Husband and wife Jaclyn and David Warren collaborate on a new book, "“Brilliant!” geared to show middle school students that science and religion are compatible.

A group of friends – several from Cabrini High School – formed a group to help prevent suicide among adolescents and teens

The core mission of the new Department of Catholic Education and Faith Formation is to "form lifelong disciples."

When the coronavirus hit in March 2020, schools had to quickly pivot plans for their annual fundraisers. Several held virtual only events for the first time.

Brother Martin student Jace Patin gives his response to a visit to the school by New Orleanian Leona Tate, one of the first African-Americans to desegregate McDonogh 19 Elementary School, in collaboration with a class assignment, "The Portraits of Social Justice" led by Art I teacher Don Guidry.

The Archdiocese of New Orleans’ James Behan Jr. reports on a recent virtual conference that explored the ministerial gifts of young-adult Catholics.

Loyola student Masses go on despite COVID-19.

Kids' Clarion will celebrate its 20th anniversary with an occasional update from its archive of stories. Here we catch up with Kayla Herrington Siemann, who was an eighth grader at Our Lady of Prompt Succor School in Chalmette when we last spoke with her in 2000.

Loyola University New Orleans and Ochsner Health will partner on a bachelor of science program in nursing, beginning in the fall of 2021.

Long-time friend of chef Leah Chase writes her second book about the icon "Queen of Creole Cuisine." "A Long Way from the Strawberry Path: The Life of Leah Chase" will be launched Oct. 8 from 4-6 p.m. at Melba’s, 1525 Elysian Fields Ave., New Orleans.

Nationwide car seat check event happening Sept. 26 from 9 a.m. to noon at two locations locally: the St. Bernard Government Complex, 8201 West Judge Perez in Chalmette, and Leblanc Pediatrics, 219 South Tyler St., Covington.

Interim president at Ursuline Academy in New Orleans works with a task force to add more inclusion and diversity at all levels of the school.

A $20 million gift from an anonymous donor has become Xavier University of Louisiana’s largest private donation from an individual in the university's history.