Some people have used the break in routine precipitated by the stay-at-home coronavirus mandates to read the three or four books they’ve always wanted but never had the time to read.

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the Archdiocese of New Orleans and 50 other Catholic dioceses across the U.S. and in Puerto Rico will celebrate #GivingTuesdayNow on Tuesday, May 5.

Wearing his black cassock, Father Bryan Howard moved quickly from trunk to trunk  depositing bags of groceries as cars rolled into the Our Lady of Lourdes Church parking lot April 24...

Although they sorely miss seeing their friends at the well-attended Masses and spiritual retreats that normally take place at their home base near Covington...

Pandemic-weary families and teachers at Christian Brothers School got to reconnect from a distance today.

That question about the “five essentials” of life was asked of victims of a May 2011 tornado that ravaged Joplin, Missouri, and it is a question just as appropriate during today’s COVID-19 crisis.

If the coronavirus pandemic that has stricken the U.S. this spring is sounding the death knell for American Legion baseball, Sid Parfait isn’t aware of it.

Mark Taliancich, Ph.D., LPC-S, clinical director of Counseling Solutions of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans, said he and his group of five counselors and social workers...

It doesn't take a long to find signs of faith and good humor in New Orleans.

Emily Hufft Chatelain is living the motto of “Serviam” (I will serve) that she learned as a student at Ursuline Academy in New Orleans.

Divine Mercy Parish in Kenner has gone beyond its church walls to reach not only its parishioners but also to honor front-line health care workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Cars and trucks lined up from the east, west, north and south on streets surrounding the Hispanic Apostolate in Metairie April 14 just to get a bag of free food.

When the coronavirus pandemic halted all public Masses in the Archdiocese of New Orleans in mid-March, pastors added another temporal matter to their prayer list...

In two hours on April 20 on the steps of Notre Dame Seminary, Second Harvest Food Bank, an affiliated ministry of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, distributed more than 25,000 meals...

Four bishop chairmen of committees for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops have urged the FDA to ensure that vaccines for the Coronavirus are free from any connection to the exploitation of abortion.

A drive-up service offering a free daily breakfast and lunch to children ages 18 and under is giving families one less thing to worry about in these challenging times.

With nurses, doctors and other health care workers on the front line in hospitals during this COVID-19 pandemic, who is taking care of them?

My neighbor across the street lives alone and is in the at-risk group.

As the pandemic throws a metaphorical grenade into the everyday habits of people around the world, the consistent and faith-bolstering rhythm of daily Mass, frequent prayer, quiet recreation and humble ministry is serving the city’s community of Poor Clare Sisters very well.