Pope Francis Names Louisiana Bishop Fabre to Lead Kentucky Archdiocese of Louisville
In March 2020, Bishop Fabre was invited by Archbishop Kurtz to present the U.S. bishops’ pastoral letter against racism to leaders of the Louisville archdiocese.
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Answering the Call: When a Fire Truck Becomes a ‘Friar Truck’
Unique Scripture-sharing vehicle makes the rounds in St. Martinville, Louisiana.
WWII Hero Father Verbis Lafleur — One of St. Landry’s Most Valiant Sons
COMMENTARY: At a time in which Catholics are being summoned to live our faith with greater courage and charity, this spiritual son of the French saint provides a great example and, we pray, will become a much-sought intercessor.
Hurricane Ida: Catholics Offer Aid, Prayers for Survivors and All Affected
At least one Catholic church near New Orleans has opened its doors to serve as an emergency shelter.
Nobody Can Resist Our Lady
Once the wheels are set in motion, no one can resist Mary, our Blessed Mother
The Blessed Sacrament on the Bayou
Fête-Dieu du Teche: Louisiana Eucharistic boat pilgrimage honors the Christian family.
Chef Robert Oliver’s Seafood and Andouille Gumbo
“My mom was an awesome cook and entertainer,” says Chef Oliver. “I believe I’m a better chef from her guidance and talent to serve delicious food made with love.”
Louisiana Senate Declares Annual ‘St. Joseph the Worker Day’ Statewide
Beginning in 2022, Louisiana will recognize May 1 of each year as St. Joseph the Worker Day
Louisiana Poised to Create Window for Sex Abuse Lawsuits
The bill’s sponsor, Rep. Jason Hughes, D, spoke on the state house floor on Thursday, noting that his bill aims “to give some sense of justice and closure to children that have been malicious and heinously robbed of their innocence. Period.”
Catholic Charities Mobilizes in Rain-Drenched Southern Louisiana
The town of Lake Charles, Louisiana, is reeling from more than a foot of rain and widespread flooding.
