Archbishop Aymond offers his January message to the readers of Kids’ Clarion.

Catholic Schools Week (CSW) is on the horizon, which means it is also time to consider making a trip to Lakeside Mall to sample Catholic elementary and high school students’ stunning achievements in the visual and performing arts. The CSW Arts and Music Festival is set for Jan. 31-Feb. 3.

Loyola University New Orleans and Holy Name of Jesus School entered into a formal partnership on Jan. 11 to further share resources and their Jesuit charism.

The Gillen family of New Orleans recalls its ties to Cardinal Giuseppe Sarto, the priest who would go on to be Pope St. Pius X.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond offers his 2021 Christmas message to the Young Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

Lloyd Huck, a permanent deacon at Transfiguration of the Lord Church in New Orleans, shares his vocation story with Kids’ Clarion.

Kids’ Clarion asked Salesian Father Stephen Ryan, director/head of school at Archbishop Shaw, to reflect on the Gospel to be proclaimed at Masses this weekend, the Third Sunday of Advent.

Little acts added up in a service project recently undertaken by St. Clement of Rome third graders.

A second campus of The Good Shepherd Nativity School will open in the city’s Desire-Florida neighborhood in the fall of 2022.

Kids’ Clarion celebrates the Nov. 17 feast day of St. Elizabeth of Hungary.

Kids‘ Clarion asked Sister of Charity Monica Gundler to shed light on the varied – and sometimes surprising – ministries undertaken by religious sisters.

Special writing and drawing project helped returning students to process the storm.

In his column for Kids‘ Clarion, the archbishop encourages young Catholics to learn more about their saintly namesakes in anticipation of the Nov. 1 Feast of All Saints.

This school year, Kids’ Clarion is launching a new series in which a different priest or religious will share a glimpse of his or her vocational journey. First up: Father Matthew Johnston, pastor of St. Benilde Church in Metairie.

One of a child’s favorite parts of the school day – lunchtime – has become a lot more exciting this year at St. Dominic School in New Orleans, thanks to some student-driven changes in the cafeteria.

Kids’ Clarion celebrates today’s feast of St. Luke the Evangelist

Students at Our Lady of the Lake in Mandeville are investigating real-life problems in their school’s ambitious STEM program. OLL is the only elementary school in Louisiana whose STEM program is Cognia-accredited.

Sr. Suzanne asks young readers: “Can you picture yourself being that child that Jesus put his arms around?”

Kevin Avin, the recently retired headmaster of Stuart Hall for Boys in New Orleans, has learned a thing or two about how to educate young men in his four decades of service to two Catholic, all-boys schools.

In preparation for academic year 2021-22, Catholic elementary and high school leaders in the Archdiocese of New Orleans reviewed national standards and shared ideas related to their Catholic identity, academic excellence, governance and operational vitality.