Clarion Herald - New Orleans, LA
WEBInside the Clarion Herald offices on Walmsley Avenue in New Orleans are dozens of dusty hardbound volumes, resting in a large armoire, that contain every page printed by the archdiocesan newspaper since its inaugural issue rolled off the Century Graphics press in Mid-City on Feb. 28, 1963. 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 …
Clarion Herald available online - Clarion Herald - New Orleans, LA
WEBA new Clarion Herald e-edition will be available every Tuesday. Please continue to join Archbishop Gregory Aymond in prayer for the victims of the virus, their loved ones and the hundreds of health care workers who are ministering to them at the risk of their own lives. Also, please send any stories, story ideas or photos to [email protected ...
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.
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WEBUA-52866816-2. For 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 …
Honey ministry lends ‘sweet’ note to abbey life
WEBIt’s ‘raw.’”. Honey bees love Louisiana. New Orleans-born Horchoff, 63, attended Our Lady of the Rosary Elementary, St. John Vianney Prep and LSU before moving to the northshore in 1978 to become a woodworker. Horchoff, who also spent 27 years as a postal worker in Mandeville, was drafted into the abbey’s volunteer ranks 11 years ago ...
Priest to young Salesians: Joy, Jesus, Mary and determination …
WEBBy BETH DONZE Clarion Herald A four-hour gathering of 1,300 students from the West Bank’s six Salesian-founded schools rocked the campuses of Academy of Our Lady and Archbishop Shaw Feb. 22 as the two Marrero high schools co-presented “Young Salesian Day,” a first-of-its-kind assembly featuring Mass, outdoor games and fellowship.
Father Ronald Braud, 81, was a priest with a listening heart
WEBJanuary18,2021. By Peter Finney Jr. Clarion Herald. Father Ronald J. Braud, a retired priest of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, died Jan. 10 at Chateau de Notre Dame. He was 81 and had served for 56 years as a diocesan priest, including 20 years as a chaplain and religion teacher at Archbishop Blenk High School in Marrero.
Fr. Paul Hart served as pastor of St. Andrew the Apostle
WEBFather Paul S. Hart, who served for 33 years as a priest of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, died Oct. 30 at Belle Maison nursing home in Hammond. He was 70 years old. Father Hart was born on March 20, 1952, in New Orleans to Clement C. Hart and Azelia D’Aquin Hart. Father Hart attended elementary school at Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Kenner ...