Clarion Herald - New Orleans, LA
WEBFête-Dieu du Mississippi bestows blessings upon Louisiana. Born from humble beginnings 10 years ago on the bayou, the annual Fête-Dieu du Têche crossed over to the mighty Mississippi River this year for a historic two-day Eucharistic procession that began on Aug. 13 in Baton Rouge and traveled 130 miles to New Orleans on Aug. 14. Read more.
The Mass Explained: Final blessing and dismissal
WEBAll of this is reflected in the new options added to the Roman Missal for the Dismissal: “Go and announce the Gospel of the Lord”; “Go in peace, glorifying the Lord by your life”; or simply, “Go in peace.”. Truly, at the end of the Mass, our Lord, through the priest, gives us this mission that demands a true witness of the Gospel.
Archdiocese announces new pastors, parochial vicars
WEBIn order to provide pastoral care for the people of God in the Archdiocese of New Orleans, Archbishop Aymond has made the following appointments: PASTORS. In accordance with Canon 522 and the USCCB norms, all appointments for pastors are for a six-year term, which may be renewed. (Note: New names of merged parishes will …
Latest News - Clarion Herald - New Orleans, LA
WEBFor the last 20 years, my Monday morning schedule included a quick check-in with Ed Daniels, who wrote a sports column for the Clarion Herald and who at the time of his unexpected death at the age of 67 was the longest-tenured sportscaster in New Orleans. Archbishop Gregory Aymond previews the 2024 Priests' convocation on Sept. 11-13.
A Catholic haven in Kenner for 150 years - Clarion Herald
WEBStory and photos by Beth Donze, Clarion Herald Nestled in the heart of Kenner’s Rivertown neighborhood, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish has not only survived but thrived for 150 years as a hub of faith under the “perpetual” care of the Blessed Mother, said Archbishop Gregory Aymond, celebrating the church’s 150th Anniversary Mass on Nov. 16.
Catholic Parish News - Clarion Herald - New Orleans, LA
WEBIn its history, the Archdiocese of New Orleans has had several Catholic newspapers chronicling the church and its people on a local, national and international level. Born from humble beginnings 10 years ago on the bayou, the annual Fête-Dieu du Têche crossed over to the mighty Mississippi River this year for a historic two-day Eucharistic ...
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WEBA 65-year Christian Brother legacy is celebrated. August28,2024. by Peter Finney Jr. There is a daily, 20-minute block of instruction at Christian Brothers School in City Park that, in essence, is a homily lived out through the life of Christian Brother John Mai. Read More. Ed Daniels’ secret to a life well-lived.
St. Joseph altar traditions live in New Orleans - Clarion Herald
WEBDonations, (985) 863-7935. ST. RITA, 2729 Lowerline St., New Orleans, in church. Blessing March 16 after the 8 a.m. Mass with viewing until Mass begins at 4 p.m. Viewing reopens March 17, after 7 a.m. Mass and in between all Masses until 5 p.m.; and March 18-19, after 7 a.m. Mass until 5 p.m. ST.
A Purple Knight legacy: The priests of St. Augustine
WEBJosephite Father Henry Davis ’84 (attended St. Aug from 1980-81), ordained in 1993, Archdiocese of New Orleans: While attending St. Augustine, Father Davis answered the call to become a priest, transferring to St. John Vianney Prep. Following his ordination, he taught at St. Aug for nine years and served on the board of trustees for six years.
Facing the fear: Katrina versus coronavirus - Clarion Herald
WEBFacing the fear: Katrina versus coronavirus. By Peter Finney Jr. Craig Taffaro Jr. was ordained for the Archdiocese of New Orleans in 2018 as a permanent deacon, but in many ways, his life as a Catholic may be defined forever by what happened in 2005, about a month after Hurricane Katrina returned St. Bernard Parish to the Gulf of Mexico. The ...
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