A talk by on a lesser-known apparition of Our Lady of Good Success by Dr. Marian T. Horvat will be held Feb. 24 at the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Chapel, 4465 North Causeway Blvd., Covington.

Michael Forbes is using the Zoom rosary to pray for the conversion of Hollywood, which is a tall order considering Hollywood is the world's cultural trend-setter.

Look no further than to the poor and vulnerable, near and far – our needy brothers and sisters – when choosing a fast.

After being one another’s valentine for 55 years of marriage and counting, Pat and Verdell Heisser of Corpus Christi-Epiphany Parish know how to cook with love for themselves, their family and their many friends.

As we begin Lent 2024, Archbishop Aymond provides guidance on prayerful action.

Lenten offerings throughout the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

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What can a person do when a loved one or a dear friend prepares for death? Clarion Herald business manager Mark Lombard has some ideas.

More than 600 men are expected to participate in the 2024 Archdiocese of New Orleans Men’s Conference, “I Have Called You Friends,” Feb. 24 at St. Catherine of Siena.

Here's a handy list of fish fries hosted throughout the archdiocese. Is there a fish fry missing? Please send info to clarionherald@clarionherald.org.

Deacon Michael and Mable Taylor were privileged to host the Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima at their home recently. Celso Costa, a lay Catholic custodian of the Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Our Lady of Fatima for America Needs Fatima TFP, brings the statue to homes throughout the area.

Archbishop Gregory Aymond encourages the Young Church to view their time of Lenten sacrifice and good works not as a burden, but as an opportunity.

The Social Justice Committee at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and the National Shrine of St. Jude is hosting a play about female incarceration. The committee works hard to help those in need.

An all-female rowing team at Xavier University of Louisiana is gaining popularity.

Check out the amazing things happening in Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of New Orleans in our 20-page special section.

In the eyes of his singer-songwriter-actor son, the legacy of Harry Connick Sr. unfolded quietly, in the parking lot of a Lakeview grocery store.

Affirming the culture of life includes ending the death penalty, says New Orleans Archbishop Gregory Aymond.

St. Pius X Parish in New Orleans has more than its fair share of 100-year-old-plus faithful. Today, we meet four of those proud centenarians.

In its ongoing Q&A series on Catholic elementary school educators, Kids’ Clarion meets Amy Provensal Schayot, the middle-school science teacher at St. Francis Xavier Elementary School in Metairie.

This medal became known worldwide and, because of its countless stories of conversion and various miracles, would be renamed as the Miraculous Medal.