• 'Why? Why?': A grieving community mourns the loss of Bella
    'Why? Why?': A grieving community mourns the loss of Bella
    600 grieving men, women and children gathered April 28 inside St. Matthew the Apostle Church to pray for the repose of the soul of 6-year-old Bella Fontenelle.
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  • Spring sports will end post-COVID school year
    Spring sports will end post-COVID school year
    Five state championships are left to be determined by May 13. Eleven state championships and nine runners-up trophies have already been earned.
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  • Calendar - April 29, 2023
    Calendar - April 29, 2023
    Events from April 30-June 27, 2023 Please send event announcements two weeks before each issue to calendar@clarionherald.org NEXT ISSUE: May 13, 2023
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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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  • Challenges for Black Catholics addressed by study
    Challenges for Black Catholics addressed by study
    Dr. David W. Robinson-Morris is working with a major Catholic philanthropic organization – FADICA – to assess the challenges and dreams of Black Catholics.
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  • Abundance of sacred art distinguishes Catholic churches
    Abundance of sacred art distinguishes Catholic churches
    Our Kids’ Clarion series on sacred items found inside Catholic churches looks at stained-glass windows, statues, Stations of the Cross and other works of art.
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  • St. Charles Borromeo 7th graders go out ‘into the margins’ to live out, share their faith
    St. Charles Borromeo 7th graders go out ‘into the margins’ to live out, share their faith
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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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  • Calendar - April 15, 2023
    Calendar - April 15, 2023
    Events from April 15-July 7, 2023 Please send event announcements two weeks before each issue to calendar@clarionherald.org. NEXT ISSUE: April 29, 2023
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  • Religious of Sacred Heart Sister Jan Dunn, 76
    Religious of Sacred Heart Sister Jan Dunn, 76
    Religious of the Sacred Heart Jan Dunn, who taught in Sacred Heart schools in Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, New York and Texas, died on March 27 in Houston.
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  • A circle of support after losing his only daughter
    A circle of support after losing his only daughter
    The crime was unthinkable: John Charles' only daughter Lauren was murdered by her estranged husband. Now, the De La Salle teacher says the Holy Spirit has protected him.
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  • Lenten assemblies awaken children’s missionary spirit through games
    Lenten assemblies awaken children’s missionary spirit through games
    Last month, nearly 400 Catholic schoolchildren in grades 3-7 were immersed in the Lenten practices of prayer, sacrifice and almsgiving within a festive and educational environment of games and crafts.
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  • Persistence has its rewards: Attending a papal Mass
    Persistence has its rewards: Attending a papal Mass
    A local family gets chance of a lifetime – celebrating Mass on Ash Wednesday with Pope Francis at the Basilica of St. Sabina on the Aventine Hill in Rome.
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  • Grant helps St. Vincent de Paul reach elderly
    Grant helps St. Vincent de Paul reach elderly
    A $149,525 grant from the National Council on Aging (NCOA) will help the Society St. Vincent de Paul Archdiocesan Council of New Orleans help the elderly get immunizations.
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  • Calendar - April 1, 2023
    Calendar - April 1, 2023
    Please send event announcements two weeks before each issue to calendar@clarionherald.org Events from April 2-22, 2023 NEXT ISSUE: April 15, 2023
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  • Ochsner partners with St. Mary’s to foster nursing
    Ochsner partners with St. Mary’s to foster nursing
    St. Mary's Academy joins with Ochsner to offer its students an opportunity to not only explore the field of nursing but have opportunities for internships and possible jobs at Ochsner Health facilities.
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  • West Bank Catholic schools are ‘Together in Faith‘
    West Bank Catholic schools are ‘Together in Faith‘
    The West Bank family of Catholic schools recently gathered for day of prayer and outdoor fun on the campuses of Academy of Our Lady and Archbishop Shaw.
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  • Xavier Cole, Ed.D., named 18th president of Loyola University
    Xavier Cole, Ed.D., named 18th president of Loyola University
    Xavier A. Cole, Ed.D, has been named the 18th president of Loyola University New Orleans.
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  • Auxiliary Bishop Cheri dies at 71 after lengthy illness
    Auxiliary Bishop Cheri dies at 71 after lengthy illness
    Bishop Fernand Joseph Cheri III, O.F.M., a New Orleans native who had served since 2015 as auxiliary bishop of New Orleans, died March 21 at Chateau de Notre Dame.
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  • ‘Attitudes of beatitudes’ are cultivated through St. Dominic’s 2022-23 school theme
    ‘Attitudes of beatitudes’ are cultivated through St. Dominic’s 2022-23 school theme
    Students at St. Dominic School in New Orleans are learning about – and practicing – a different beatitude every month.
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