• Archdiocese to host MLK Day of Service on Jan. 15
    Archdiocese to host MLK Day of Service on Jan. 15
    Registrations are underway for the Archdiocese of New Orleans’ Martin Luther King Jr. ”Day ON, Not OFF” day of service, set for Jan. 15, 2024.
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  • Deacon Adams paved return for Katrina diaspora
    Deacon Adams paved return for Katrina diaspora
    Deacon Dennis Adams, who will retire after nearly 19 years as executive director of Christopher Homes – the archdiocese’s affordable housing ministry – says his life has been enriched by the gratitude of so many senior residents.
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  • Children’s loving hearts, good humor are among the joys of teaching
    Children’s loving hearts, good humor are among the joys of teaching
    Carla Sumner, the multimedia lab specialist and mission club moderator at St. Andrew the Apostle School in Algiers, reflects on vocation as a Catholic elementary school teacher.
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  • Calendar - December 9, 2023
    Calendar - December 9, 2023
    Events in the Archdiocese of New Orleans through Jan. 9, 2024. Please send event announcements two weeks before each issue to calendar@clarionherald.org. NEXT ISSUE: December 23, 2023
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  • Fostering 21 children: All hearts on deck
    Fostering 21 children: All hearts on deck
    Janice Romig and her late husband Jerry served as foster parents for 21 babies. Read how their Catholic faith and love for children gave meaning to their lives.
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  • Prepare to receive your greatest Christmas gift – Jesus!
    Prepare to receive your greatest Christmas gift – Jesus!
    In his December column for Kids’ Clarion, Archbishop Aymond reminds the Young Church to keep Christ’s birth at the center of their Advent preparations and Christmas celebrations.
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  • National appeal for retired Religious set for Dec. 9-10
    National appeal for retired Religious set for Dec. 9-10
    Archbishop Gregory Aymond's letter regarding the upcoming Retirement Fund for Religious.
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  • The ‘singing nuns’ have a Christmas message to intone
    The ‘singing nuns’ have a Christmas message to intone
    The Daughters of St. Paul Choir will bring its 90-minute Christmas concert Dec. 20 at 6 p.m. to Jesuit High School's Auditorium in New Orleans. It's a fundraiser for the nuns.
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  • Many liturgical rites, but all one Catholic Church
    Many liturgical rites, but all one Catholic Church
    The Maronite Catholic community, one of 24 rites of the Catholic Church, has been celebrating its liturgies monthly on Sundays at St. Joseph Church on Tulane Avenue in New Orleans. Maronite Catholic liturgies also are celebrated in Covington, Baton Rouge and in Lafayette.
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  • Advent mission at St. Anthony in Luling
    Advent mission at St. Anthony in Luling
    Deacon Phil McManamon gives a three-day mission Dec. 5-7, 6-8 p.m.
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  • Loyola’s new president installed
    Loyola’s new president installed
    Dr. Xavier A. Cole was inaugurated Nov. 10 as 18th president of Loyola University New Orleans.
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  • St. Angela Merici women let the ‘spirit’ flow
    St. Angela Merici women let the ‘spirit’ flow
    A new women's group at St. Angela Merici, “Women on Fire,” offers eight weeks of spiritual nourishment in the spring and fall.
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  • Daughters  of the American Revolution  honor Galvez and his ‘patriot’ soldiers
    Daughters of the American Revolution honor Galvez and his ‘patriot’ soldiers
    The Spirit of '76 chapter of the National society Daughters of the American Revolution recently dedicated a plaque in St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 honor of the contributions of the 265 Louisiana patriots who fought in the Revolutionary War under Gen. Bernardo de Galvez. Many are buried in this New Orleans cemetery just outside of the French Quarter.
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  • In a world of plenty, the needy cannot be forgotten
    In a world of plenty, the needy cannot be forgotten
    La Cadena de los Amigos (The Chain of Friends) held a food-packing event at St. Gabriel Catholic Church in New Orleans.
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  • Benson to Mt. Carmel students: Let your faith shine
    Benson to Mt. Carmel students: Let your faith shine
    Student Council president Ella Spiers introduces Saints owner Gayle Benson at a recent talk at Mount Carmel Academy. Mount Carmel Sister Camille Anne Campbell, the school’s president, is seated at right. - Photo Courtesy Mount Carmel Academy
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  • Books ignited a sacred passion
    Books ignited a sacred passion
    Daughters of St. Paul Sister Anne Flanagan writes a new book on the Nine First Fridays devotion called "Come to Me: Living the Nine First Fridays."
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  • #iGiveCatholic Nov. 28 a boon to ministries
    #iGiveCatholic Nov. 28 a boon to ministries
    For more information about #iGiveCatholic visit new orleans.igivecatholic.org.
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  • Clip file 'morgue' was Google before Google
    Clip file 'morgue' was Google before Google
    The Clarion Herald has been gathering family photos and editorial keepsakes for the archdiocese since 1963. Soon, every story over 60-plus years will be searchable online.
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  • Black Catholic young adults meet to plan evangelization push
    Black Catholic young adults meet to plan evangelization push
    Young adult Black Catholics from across the U.S. met at Xavier University of Louisiana to formulate an action plan for evangelization in parishes, dioceses and organizations.
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  • St. Anthony relics to visit New Orleans Dec. 2-10
    St. Anthony relics to visit New Orleans Dec. 2-10
    Two relics of St. Anthony of Padua will visit the Archdiocese of New Orleans for the first time from Saturday, Dec. 2 through Sunday, Dec. 10.
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