St. Charles Borromeo’s Lisa Benoit kicks off a new Kids’ Clarion series called “Teachable Moments,” which will explore the vocational callings of Catholic elementary school educators in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

A special garden at St. Angela Merici Parish and School has inspiring messages for visitors – both young and old.

Kids’ Clarion 2023-24 kicks off with this message from Archbishop Gregory Aymond – one that should resonate 24/7/365: Let us always count our blessings.

Academy of Our Lady’s campers and children who attend sporting events at the Marrero high school have a beautiful new space in which to play.

Five seminarians took a major sacramental step toward the priesthood through their ordination to the transitional diaconate this morning at a Mass at St. Louis Cathedral.

Our final Kids’ Clarion installment on items found inside Catholic churches looks at our churches’ main architectural components. Brush up on your church-related vocabulary here!

Archbishop Gregory Aymond delivers his school year-ending message to the Young Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

Seventh graders at St. Christopher School in Metairie will mark their graduation in a way that doesn’t harm the environment.

St. Edward the Confessor Parish and School have been blessed by the education ministry of Sister of the Living Word Julia Stump since 1965. Today, St. Edward’s students and faculty wished Sister Julia a happy retirement.

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.

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.

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.

Students at St. Dominic School in New Orleans are learning about – and practicing – a different beatitude every month.

This month, our Kids’ Clarion series on sacred items found inside every Catholic church looks at the roles of flowers and candles.

In his column written for the March 18 issue of Kids’ Clarion, Archbishop Gregory Aymond sheds light on the life of the saint whose feast we celebrated yesterday.

At the upcoming Easter vigil, parishioners of St. Joan of Arc Church in LaPlace will joyfully watch as 10 young people from their elementary school receive the sacraments of baptism, Eucharist and confirmation.

Check out the Clarion Herald's 16-page Summer Activities section, filled with information on summer camps and activities in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

Sabine Noveh believes that even the smallest acts of kindness can change the world.

Although every St. Benilde graduate might not go on to run his or her own business, each will be equipped with skills they can transfer to the 21st-century workplace upon completing an entrepreneurial curriculum called Boss Club.