Celebrate the ‘Glory of Domestic Life’ With a St. Joseph Altar
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New Orleans Priest Pleads Guilty to Two Child Molestation Charges
The victim said that after Father Wattigny molested him, the priest told him that he would 'go to hell' if he told anyone about the abuse, the statement said.
New Orleans Priest Arrested Again on Sexual Abuse of Minor Charge
According to the sheriff’s office, Father Wattigny was booked into the St. Tammany Parish Correctional Center on one count of molestation of a juvenile.
Abducted American Religious Sister a Former Leader of Her Congregation Whose Heart Turned to Missionary Work
Sister Tennyson was reportedly abducted by unidentified armed men on April 5 from the small home she shared with two other members of her congregation, the Marianites of Holy Cross.
Archbishop Aymond Comforts His Flock in the Wake of Hurricane Ida
“Being faith-filled,” says the New Orleans archbishop, “is even more important than being resilient!”
Hurricane Ida: Catholics Mobilize to Help Communities in Need
Ida, a Category-4 storm with maximum sustained winds of 150 mph, made landfall in Southeast Louisiana on Aug. 29 exactly 16 years after Hurricane Katrina.
After ‘Demonic’ Desecration, New Orleans Church Reconsecrated as Details About Priest Emerge
Fr. Clark and two women were arrested Sept. 30 and charged with obscenity after a neighbor observed through a window that they were filming sexual relations atop the altar, which was illuminated by stage lights.
New Orleans Archbishop: Priest’s Desecration of Altar ‘Demonic’
After an altar was defiled, Archbishop Aymond burned the altar and is consecrating a new one for the parish in New Orleans.
New Orleans Priest Defiles Altar with Pornographic Filmmaking, Arrested for Obscenity
The Archdiocese of New Orleans announced the following day, Oct. 1, that Fr. Clark had been arrested and removed from ministry.
Louisiana Catholic Governor Edwards Calls for Prayer and Fasting Amid Coronavirus
The governor said he will be fasting from lunch Monday through Wednesday of next week, and “praying for the people of Louisiana,” especially the sick, their caretakers, and the families of those who have died from COVID-19.
