“This is definitely a first. I’m not into YouTubing, and I don’t know how to make videos easily,” said Father Stephen Dardis...

"I will use this quiet time for additional prayer and sacrifice for all those seriously affected by the virus." - Archbishop Aymond

In the wake of the cancellation of all public Masses in the Archdiocese of New Orleans, local priests are being creative and utilizing technology to be present to their faith communities and bring Mass to them in their homes.

The Eucharist, the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ, is the center of our faith and, by extension, our lives. What, then, are we to do, to feel, in the current crisis in which access to the Body and Blood of Christ is limited?

Because Archbishop Aymond has requested that churches, where possible, remain open during the day for personal prayer, the March 21 issue of the Clarion Herald is being delivered – in much lower quantities – to churches that are open.

There are many lessons the faithful can draw from the ongoing public health crisis. Father Stephen Dardis looks at two of them.

Free meals can be picked up for children 18 and under.

More than 100 seminarians and priests currently in communal isolation inside Notre Dame Seminary took part in a short eucharistic procession today outside of Notre Dame Seminary.

St. Joseph, the protector of Mary and their son Jesus, is needed today more than ever with the onset of the coronavirus outbreak.

On “Day One” of De La Salle’s coronavirus-induced foray into distance learning, high school president Paul Kelly greeted his students virtually.

At the end of the general audience March 18, the pope said he is joining the initiative promoted by the Italian bishops to pray the Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary at 9 pm (Italian time so 3 pm CST) on March 19, the feast of St. Joseph.

Many parishes/priests are offering confessions either at regularly scheduled times or by appointment to limit the number of people in the church together.

In the wake of the cancellation of all public Masses in the Archdiocese of New Orleans, local priests are being creative and utilizing technology to be present to their faith communities and bring Mass to them in their homes.

Inside historic St. Louis Cathedral, on the same spot where Mass has been celebrated since 1718, the Eucharist was being celebrated again today, but this time without a single person sitting inside the 950-seat narthex.

In response to restrictions on the number of people that can gather at one site due to COVID-19, St. Scholastica Academy has put its academics and events online to protect the community.

Listen to and validate your children’s concerns. If your child tells you they have heard scary things about the coronavirus, avoid automatically dismissing their fears.

Pope Francis entrusted to Jesus’ mother the suffering and anguish of millions of people affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

Notre Dame Health System, the umbrella archdiocesan health care agency that includes Chateau de Notre Dame, Wynhoven Health Care Center and Our Lady of Wisdom Health Care Center...