We should all try to treat each other with love and respect, no matter our differences.

Waiting – with holy patience and holy impatience – is Advent’s call to us. 

Clarion Herald editor Peter Finney Jr. pulls out his hairline-cracked crystal ball to predict what will happen in the world of sports in 2021

The spirit of Christmas isn’t in the material things that make up the look of the holiday; it lies within the memories we make and the moments we cherish.

Kids’ Clarion asked Mount Carmel Sister Beth Fitzpatrick to reflect on the first reading scheduled for Masses Dec. 13, the Third Sunday of Advent (Isa. 61: 1-2A, 10-11).

The Retirement Fund for Religious collection will be taken up at all Masses across the archdiocese Dec.12-13. Archbishop Aymond asks for wide support for those who have transmitted the faith to so many.

2020 has left us feeling exhausted, but it's also provided an opportunity to reflect on our priorities.

Catholic communities and groups that claim to be working to improve church life, but attempt to do so without prayer, the Eucharist and unity with the rest of the church sadden the pope.

It's amazing what wonders and hidden treasures can be unearthed during a move, as Clarion Herald editor Peter Finney Jr. discovered.

Giving thanks for the things that matter is important.

Marianite Sister Judy Gomila talks about using Advent as an opportunity to empty ourselves to relieve the gift of Christ.

November has a singular claim to fame: it is the only month that begins with an end and ends with a beginning.

This November, we may not be able to celebrate in our usual festive ways. But regardless of the festivities, one thing will remain the same: November is the month of giving.

By asking to be baptized with other penitents in the Jordan River, Jesus placed himself among those who recognized themselves as sinners, Pope Francis said.

One thing we all know is that, as a nation, we can do better in how we govern ourselves and teach our children and grandchildren to behave.

One of the purposes of the Year of the Eucharist will be to utilize homily time and other occasions to explain the meaning of the Mass.

As parents, we are called to foster goodness and godliness in each and every aspect of our children’s lives.

This October, we should keep the candles going in remembrance of all those babies who have touched and lit up our lives, however briefly.

Pope Francis said that while not all problems are solved in prayer, sometimes, it is enough for one to know that “the Lord listens.”

2020 has been a difficult year, and even more so for the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The removal of two pastors from ministry is a wakeup call to personal holiness.