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Archdiocese announces new pastors, parochial vicars
Reverend Austin Barr as Parochial Vicar of Divine Mercy Parish, Kenner, effective July 1, 2024. Reverend Jorge Gomez as Parochial Vicar of St. Margaret Mary Parish, Slidell, effective July …
Explaining the seven petitions of the Our Father
One of the most frequently prayed prayers among Catholics and Christians of other denominations is the Our Father. For most Christians, it is one of the first prayers that …
What’s inside my church? The lectern/ambo is a Catholic church’s ...
Above: The magnificent raised ambo at St. Mary’s Assumption Church in New Orleans is accessible via a spiral staircase. A dove symbolizing the Holy Spirit (pisctured below) hovers …
The Mass Explained: Final blessing and dismissal
By Ian Bozant, Contributing Writer How does Mass end? What does the final dismissal mean? At this point in the Mass, we have received the Body and Blood of Christ in Communion and have …
At 300, St. Charles Borromeo is marking history - Clarion Herald
Established in 1723, St. Charles Borromeo Parish in Destrehan is the second-oldest parish in the Archdiocese of New Orleans – next to St. Louis Cathedral.
Archdiocese issues 'Protocol for Exorcism' - Clarion Herald
August 25, 2022 St. Louis King of France. Protocol for Exorcism (See related story below) The Archdiocese of New Orleans has established a protocol to deal with situations of extraordinary …
New pastors, parochial vicars named; three pastors to retire
Jul 1, 2021 · Archbishop Gregory Aymond has appointed new pastors and parochial vicars for parishes in the Archdiocese of New Orleans; three longtime pastors will retire July 1.
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When Deacon Jody Fortunato had the opportunity during a renovation of the six-story bell tower at St. Dominic Parish in Lakeview to scale an interior ladder to get a bird’s-eye view of the three …
Mercy legacy lives on after academy torn down - Clarion Herald
The legacy of the Mercy Sisters will live on at Holy Name of Jesus School and within the hearts of all the students that the sisters taught over the years in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.