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.

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.

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.

The Clarion Herald celebrated “The Gift of Priesthood” in a special section that included columns by priests and bishops across the state. Here is a reflection from Father Willie Todd.

The Clarion Herald celebrated “The Gift of Priesthood” in a special section that included columns by priests and bishops across the state. Here is a reflection from Father Mark Raphael.

Women who experience infertility often feel they have nowhere to turn to discuss their disappointment, anxiety, frustration and even anger. A Dec. 3-4 retreat may help.

God's Special Children will celebrate its anniversary Mass Oct. 10 at 2 p.m. at St. Francis Xavier Church, 444 Metairie Road, Metairie.

Marianite Sister Judy Gomila reflects on the loving service given – and received – by local women religious in the aftermath of Hurricanes Betsy, Katrina and Ida.

Chauvin-born Maddy Thibodeaux offers this unique perspective on the faith and tenacity of those who reside in her native Terrebonne Parish.

A new wave of COVID-19 creates challenges for the school year, but Dr. RaeNell Houston says teachers, administrators, parents and students will rise to the challenge.

Diamond Flowers, a senior at Cabrini High School, shares her experience participating in FaithActs, a program of Loyola University New Orleans which helps students become leaders in the field of environmental science and its connection with faith.

What a beautiful image of what marriage truly is: a vocation in which husband and wife serve the Lord, continually seeking holiness as one.

Retired Belleville (Illinois) Bishop Edward Braxton, the former bishop of Lake Charles, says a divided, polarized country must unite in prayer and in action.

Father Manuel gives his homily for the weekend of Dec. 19-20.

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).

A community foundation makes it even easier to achieve your charitable giving goals while positively impacting the greater community.

On election day, all Catholics should speak up for the sanctity of human life when they enter the voting booth by voting yes to the Love Life Amendment.

Today’s readings spur me to think about our family becoming white.

St. Paul makes a sweeping claim in today’s second reading. Nothing can separate us from God’s love, he says. Neither “present things” nor “future things.”