Pulsations ... moments and people, our animals, places we've been and things create intervals of time in our lives. Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher reflects on the ones in hers.

When people experience dangerous situations, "praying means listening to the voice that can give us the same courage as Joseph, to face difficulties without succumbing.” - Pope Francis

Archbishop Aymond shares that Dr. Ansel Augustine, director of the Office of Black Catholic Ministries, had a great idea to conduct brief video interviews with Black Catholics across the archdiocese who are involved in ministry to appear on nolacatholic.org during Black History Month.

Attorney Bob Winn became a tireless defender of unborn life in 1970 after seeing the reality of abortion through a series of slides. He passed away Jan. 13 at 83.

"As a parent of three children unable to be vaccinated due to their age, there’s added pressure. We wait cautiously each morning for a text from the daycare ..." - Dr. Heather Bozant Witcher, Young Adults

NOLA Catholic Parenting's Charla Misse shares her invitation to her family to recognize the beautiful ways the Holy Spirit shows Himself to us in everyday life.

Unborn rights activist Alveda King, reportedly said, “I know in my heart that if Uncle Martin (Luther King Jr.) were alive today, he would join with me in the greatest civil rights struggle of this generation – the recognition of the unborn child’s basic right to life.”

Rory Jasper will graduate in May with a degree in political science from the University of Notre Dame, and then he will follow in ACE teacher Elizabeth Chaten's footsteps as he embarks on a two-year program as an ACE teacher himself.

Pope Francis has named the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time (January 23, 2022) as Sunday of the Word of God.

For its New Year’s 2022 issue, the Clarion Herald asked local Catholics to reflect on “What Gives You Hope?” Here is a reflection by NOLA Catholic Parenting's Jenny Dendinger.

“Contemplating Mary who lays Jesus in the manger, making him available to everyone, let’s remember that the world can change, and everyone’s life can improve only if we make ourselves available to others, without expecting them to begin.” - Pope Francis

The Clarion Herald asked members of the archdiocese to reflect on "What gives you hope" during these challenging times. Carol Weiler writes about Ignatian Spirituality.

"There is no greater hope in this world and especially in the next: The promises made by Christ of eternal salvation." - Greg Zambrano, NOLA Catholic Parenting

The hopeful view and belief that with God all things are possible we are strengthened at the start of a new year.

The Clarion Herald asked members of the archdiocese to reflect on "What gives you hope?" during these challenging times. Here's wisdom from Marianite Sister Judy Gomila

Former New Orleans Saints wide receiver's Danny Abramowicz says many Catholics can develop a deeper relationship with Christ through prayer and regular reading of Scripture.

Even though in some eyes the world seems to be coming to an end, here's a different perspective with some wisdom from C.S. Lewis and St. Teresa of Avila.

"The Jan. 8 feast (of Our Lady of Prompt Succor) reminds us that Mary is indeed our mother. She cares for us, she prays for us and she goes to her Son to bring our needs to him ..." - Archbishop Aymond