Sebastian Minehart, a fifth grader at Holy Cross Middle School, presents his winning essay on being an active disciple of Christ.

Students at St. Louis King of France Elementary School and Archbishop Chapelle High School were partners in learning this school year.

Second graders at St. Francis Xavier School in Metairie crowned their church’s statue of the Blessed Mother at their May 4 school Mass.

Kids’ Clarion drops in on a frog dissection lab at St. Christopher School in Metairie.

Students refrained from drinking all beverages except for water to raise money for the digging of water wells in South Sudan.

Father Leon Poché, pastor of St. Matthew the Apostle Church in River Ridge, reflects on the Gospel to be proclaimed this weekend, the Third Sunday of Easter.

The vocation of Catholic education was lauded as a sacred calling by those speaking on the inaugural day of the National Catholic Educational Association’s conference in New Orleans.

A detailed timeline of events from Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday is proving to be a helpful visual aid at St. Matthew the Apostle.

Students from across the Archdiocese of New Orleans – including those at Mary, Queen of Peace School in Mandeville – are participating in Living Stations of the Cross this Holy Week.

Sister Isabel Fierro, a Daughter of Charity for more than 60 years, gives us a glimpse of her fulfilling vocation as a religious sister and nurse.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond reminds us of the lessons taught to us by St. Joseph in his March message to the readers of Kids’ Clarion.

At Mount Carmel Summer Camp, girls entering grades 2-8 can cobble together their own camp experience from a host of faculty-designed options.

As Ash Wednesday approaches, Archbishop Gregory Aymond encourages young Catholics to zero in on the “change of heart” God is calling them to this Lenten season.

Marianite Sister Renée Daigle shares her vocation story with the readers of Kids’ Clarion.

Students from the West Bank's six Salesian-founded elementary and high schools came together today to celebrate Mass and to remind themselves of the ties that bind them as a family of schools.

Catholic elementary school students in the Archdiocese of New Orleans now have another option in the popular arena of competitive soccer.

Father Kurt Young reflects on the Gospel that will be proclaimed at Masses this weekend for the readers of Kids’ Clarion.

Marianite Sister Beth Mouch offers her unique take on the First Reading scheduled for Masses this weekend, the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time.

Father Kenneth Smith, priest-chaplain at East Jefferson Hospital in Metairie, shares his fascinating vocation story this month with the readers of Kids’ Clarion.

Lower School students at Stuart Hall School for Boys recently loaded their palette knives with flour-thickened paint to channel the technique of artist Vincent Van Gogh.