Tonight on an all new Issues & Faith, Just the Right Attitude/Food Bank of New Orleans sits down with us to talk about their ministry. Also, Chef Minh and Chef Jose from Hotel Montelone share a Lenten recipe to try!
...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
This week on Issues & Faith...
We are joined by Debra Jones and Troy Duhon of Just the Right Attitude/Food Bank of New Orleans and Connie Andry of Christopher Homes to talk about the food bank's partnership within our Archdiocese and to chat about their upcoming "Hunger Hustle" 5K on March 10 at City Park.
Chef Minh Duong and Chef Jose Munguia teach Margaret Dubuisson how to roll Vietnamese spring rolls, a great option for a Lenten meal. Chef Minh also shares how faith and prayer influence her cooking.
Tonight on an all new Issues & Faith, Catholic Women in Action joins us to discuss their special Lenten speaker series and the Clarion Herald celebrates 50 years!
...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
This week on Issues & Faith...
Barbara Windhorst and Kitty Cleveland from Catholic Women in Action Committee talks about their annual Lenten reflection series for women.
Clarion Herald editor and associate editor Peter Finney, Jr. and Christine Bordelon join us to discuss the newspaper's 50th Anniversary.
Also, get an inside look at this year's Hoffinger Conference.
Tonight on an all new Issues and Faith, Superintendent of Catholic Schools Dr. Jan Lancaster joins us to chat about Catholic Schools Week. Also, learn about Catholic Charities on the Northshore at the Northshore Pastoral Center. ...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
This week on Issues and Faith...
Dr. Jan Lancaster, Superintendent of Catholic Schools, joins us to talk about our tradition of Catholic education in our archdiocese in honor of Catholic Schools week this week.
Craig Marinello and Stephanie Dupepe from Catholic Charities at the Northshore Pastoral Center joins us to share more about the services of Catholic Charities available to Northshore residents.
Louisiana Right to Life Federation talks about the pro-life movement in our State. Co-Workers Leadership Institute of Notre Dame Seminary shares new development opportunity for lay people. Also, an insider look at the movie "Doonby" ...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
This week on Issues & Faith...
Ben Clapper and Kacie Hampton from Louisiana Right to Life Federation joins us to discuss the pro-life cause in our State and give us a recap of the recent Louisiana Life March.
Dr. Thomas Neal of Notre Dam Seminary's Co-Workers Leadership Institute joins us for a discussion on the Lay Ecclesial Minisitry, a program that gives lay people the opportunity to grow their faith and unique vocation.
Also, get an insider look at the Catholic themes behind the movie "Doonby."
Muguet Bolotte from the Haiti Solidarity Partnership Ministry of Mary Queen of Peace talks about her parish twinning with a Haitian Parish. Father Steven Bruno from the Office of Vocations joins us to talk about National Vocations Awareness Week. Get a preview of this weekend's Louisiana Life March. ...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
This week on Issues & Faith...
Muguet Bolotte from the Haiti Solidarity Partnership Ministry of Mary Queen of Peace Parish joins us to discuss her parish twinning with St. Benoit Parish in Haiti. This Saturday, January 12, 2013, Mary Queen of Peace will host "A Night in Haiti" to benefit St. Benoit.
Father Steven Bruno, Director of the Office of Vocations, joins us to discuss National Vocations Awareness week (January 13-19) and to share the mission of the office of vocations for our Archdiocese.
Plus... get an insider look at the Louisiana Life March, which is taking place this Saturday, January 12, 2013 in Baton Rouge.
A special interview with Archbishop Aymond on the Year of Family and Faith in 2013, plus Sisters of the Holy Family celebrate the 200th birthday of the venerable Sr. Henriette Delille ..Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
This week on Issues & Faith...
Issues & Faith welcomes Margaret Dubuisson, Communications Director for Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans, as co-anchor with Jason Angelette while Sarah McDonald is out on maternity leave. Congrats to the McDonalds on their newest family member, Eloise Clare McDonald!
For our first episode of the new year, Archbishop Gregory Aymond joins us for a special interview on the Year of Family and Faith 2013 and what it means for local Catholics.
Plus...The Sisters of the Holy Family celebrate a special symposium honoring the 200th Birthday of their founder, the venerable Sr. Henriette Delille, and 170 years of service in the community.
An update on Catholic education in the archdiocese; giving back this holiday season in memory of Archbishop Hannan and the St. Louis Jesuits help Loyola celebrate 100 years...Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
This week on Issues & Faith...
Catholic School Superintendent Dr. Jan Lancaster is in for an update on the strategic plan for Catholic schools and a discussion on the closure of Cathedral Academy.
Byron and Sharon Adams, the chairs of the newly-named Archbishop Hannan Community Appeal are in to discuss how you can make a difference in the late archbishop's memory by giving to Catholic Charities this holiday season.
Plus...the St. Louis Jesuits help Loyola University New Orleans made a special appearance in NOLA to help the university celebrate its 100th birthday.
AND....Roll Rummel Raiders! Congrats to the State 5-A football champion Rummel Raiders!
Preparing for the Year of Family and Faith!
This week on Issues & Faith...
2013 is the Year of Family and Faith in the Archdiocese of New Orleans. We'll let you know about the plans and how you can get more involved in your parish to strengthen marriage and family.
Plus, NOLA Chef John Besh shares his faith and St. Louis Cathedral is the site of a Mass for victims and survivors of violence to find solace.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
Watching the Saints take on the Falcons tonight? Set your DVR to record Issues & Faith at 7:30 on WLAE-TV as we prepare for the Advent Season.
This week on Issues & Faith...
Happy New Year to the Catholic Church! The new litugical season starts with the First Sunday of Advent. We'll talk about the meaning of the season and two special mornings of reflection sponsored by Catholic Women in Action this month.
Plus, plans for the Hofinger Conference are in full swing. We'll talk about the origins of the conference and its purpose as we get ready for it to kick-off 2013.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
Adoption awareness, a special Mass taken to the "MAX" and a new chapel at Xavier University on Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
Coming up this week on Issues & Faith...
November is adoption awareness month and the director of Catholic Charities Adoption Services is with us to talk about her 20 years of working with birth parents, adoptive parents and adopted children all in the name of families choosing life.
Plus...Archbishop Aymond celebrates a special Mass for students of St. Mary's Academy, St. Augustine High School and Xavier Prep and blesses a new place of worship and a longtime dream at Xavier University.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sundaty evenings at 5 on WLAE.
The Catholic Foundation's Annual Dinner and celebrating the life of a holy man on his path to sainthood who was proud to call New Orleans home.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights and 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
This week on Issues & Faith...
The Catholic Foundation wil host its Annual Dinner next week and will be honoring this year's Pope John Paul II Award Winner Dr. Jack Andonie. Get the details on how you can take part.
We're celebrating all saints day with a discussion about Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, a man on his path to sainthood with New Orleans connections. The director of the National Shrine of Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, located right here in New Orleans, is in to talk about Blessed Seelos' life and give us an update on his cause for canonization.
Plus, Archbishop Aymond opened the Magnificat House of Discernment for Women in August. We'll take you to that celebration.
The Woman's New Life Center is bringing "hope" to those considering or affected by abortion and Cafe Hope is dishing up some sweet and savory items to benefit PACE at the 2nd annual Pew to do.
Coming up this week on Issues & Faith...
We keep our focus on the life issues this October with an interview about the Woman's New Life Center's mission and growth in Southeast Louisiana. CEO Angie Thomas talks about the opportunity to minister to women and men affected by abortion by bringing hope to a desperate situation.
PACE Greater New Orleans is hosting its 2nd annual Pew To Do on November 9th and along with many restaurants, Cafe Hope will be providing food for the event. Stephanie and Cafe Hope Sous Chef Victoria Cole are in the kitchen to talk about the event and give us a helpful "Day After Thanksgiving" recipe.
Plus, Catholic education is an important ministry of the local Catholic Church. Archbishop Aymond's recent address sheds light on his vision for Catholic education.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sundays at 5 on WLAE.
This week on Issues & Faith...
We continue our focus on pro-life awareness month as we meet with two staff members of ACCESS Pregnancy and Referral Center and talk about their ministry to women and families dealing with crisis pregnancies.
The Bishop Perry Conference is November 3 and the director of the Office of Black Catholic Ministries is in the studio to talk about the impetus for hosting the conference and the impact Bishop Perry's story had on her life.
Plus, a special monthly hour of Adorationfor Vocations has been held throughout the archdiocese since January. We'll catch up with Fr. Steven Bruno and learn more about how this celebration will conclude.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights and 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
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Continuing our focus on prolife issues and a Catholic Charities program finds new life post-Issac.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
This week on Issues & Faith...
We keep our focus on pro-life awareness month by discussing tomorrow night's Racial Harmony Celebration with guests Darlene Thomas of St. Andrew the Apostle and Sal Longoria, chair of the archdiocesan Racial Harmony Committee.
Plus, homeowners in need of assistance post-Isaac can contact Catholic Charities for help, and Operation Helping Hands coordinator David Harms is in the studio to tell us more about the program's resurrection.
And, it's a celebration over 200 years in the making at St. Bernard Catholic Church. We'll take you to da' parish to celebrate history.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE. More than television.
The latest on the archdiocese's Isaac recovery efforts, a sit-down with Notre Dame Seminary's new rector and marraige enrichment that brought inspiration and entertainment.
Coming up this week on Issues & Faith...
Following Hurricane Isaac's landfall Archbishop Aymond, Catholic Charities and Second Harvest mobilized immediately to bring consolation and assistance to those affected. Get the latest on the local Catholic Church's recovery efforts straight from Archbishop Aymond.
Father James Wehner is Notre Dame Seminary's new rector-president, and he joins us to share a little about his background and his plans and vision for Notre Dame Seminary's future.
Plus..a date night for married couples at Rock 'n Bowl featuring New Orleans Saints coach Joe Lombardi and his wife Molly, music, meal and fun - it was the annual archdiocesan Super and Substance.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sunday evenings at 5 on WLAE.
We’ll hear from a dynamic young priest who is conducting a Lenten Mission at St. Edward the Confessor with some ideas about how to improve your spiritual journey.
Nick Albares from the Catholic Charities Office of Justice and Peace will discuss the upcoming second collection for Catholic Relief Services and how the Catholic Church is responding to disasters and need all over the world.
Penny Caballero, cafeteria manager at St. Scholastica High School in Covington, prepares a delicious and simple Lenten salad with crabmeat.
And finally, Archbishop Emeritus Alfred Hughes continues his Lenten series with more on how we can use this season to grow closer to God.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 PM and Sunday evenings at 5 PM on WLAE - More than television.
Coming up this week on Issues & Faith...
Archbishop Aymond talks about the importance of prayer in the daily life of a Catholic;
A Northshore parish celebrates Family Day with an old-fashioned parish picnic;
We continue our series focusing on our Catholic high schools with a visit from Mount Carmel Academy; and
Dr. David Liberto guides us through our faith in Faith Seeking Understanding.
Issues & Faith...Thursday nights at 7:30 and Sundays at 5 pm on LAE - more than television.
Coming up this week on Issues & Faith...
As the archdiocese prepares to celebrate Family Day September 27th, Archbishop Gregory Aymond discusses the importance of family life to the community and to the Church....
We visit the Old Ursuline Convent Muesum for a lesson on French architecture...
With recruitment season underway, we begin our series of interviews about local high schools; first up: Cabrini High School...
Plus, Dr. David Liberto joins us once again for Faith Seeking Understanding.
Issues & Faith, Thursdays at 7:30 pm and Sundays at 5 pm on LAE - More than Television
Auxiliary Bishop Roger Morin will soon become the Bishop of Biloxi…we’ll highlight some moments of his farewell mass at the cathedral…
St. Joseph’s day is celebrated in an alternative setting…
Supporting the conscience rights of healthcare workers…
and Dr. David liberto guides us through our faith.
Issues & Faith Thursday night at 7:30 on LAE…television worth watching.
Plus, don’t forget to tune-in to the annual WLAE-TV Tuition Auction Sunday, March 29 from 5 pm to 9 pm.
Coming up this week on Issues & Faith...
The Archbishop speaks about the encouraging ministry of young adults with a young couple who founded the Gospel of Life Holy Hour to bring Eucharistic Adoration to the college campus along with lessons about the sanctity and respect for life.
A group of local Catholic School Students experienced the life of a homeless teenager last weekend. See what they learned in the process.
One local couples has spent over 30 years preparing Catholic engaged couples for the Sacrament of Matrimony. We'll hear about their experiences.
Plus, Dr. David Liberto guides us through the Catechism of the Catholic Church with Faith Seeking Understanding and the news from the Vatican to the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
Issues and Faith...Thursday and Sunday nights at 7:30 pm on LAE - Television Worth Watching.
Coming up this week on Issues & Faith...
It's a hot topic in the news lately, but what exactly does excommunication mean in the Catholic Church? Archbishop Hughes explains.
Archbishop Fulton Sheen was the first to use television as a tool for evangelization and now he's up for canonization.
Youth and young adult Catholics are inviting everyone to their 2nd Annual Revival. All they ask, come and be open to the spirit!
All this plus the news of the Catholic Church and Dr. David Liberto with Faith Seeking Understanding.
Issues & Faith, Thursday and Sunday nights at 7:30 on LAE - Television Worth Watching.
This week on Issues & Faith
Archbishop Hughes and Fr. Michael Jacques discuss the implementation of Phase II of the Pastoral Plan and Mary Claire Landry of Crescent House joins us to talk about the programs role and service in the community to women and families in crisis situations.
Issues & Faith is taking a summer hiatus, but will be back with new episodes in August. Plus, watch for special Catholic and faith-based programming and rebroadcasts of our favorite episodes!
Issues & Faith...Thursdays and Sundays at 7:30 on LAE - Television Worth Watching!
Coming up this week on Issues & Faith...
As Catholics around the world celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi, the Body and Blood of Christ, Archbishop Hughes is joined by Susie Veters, Director of the Office of Eucharistic Adoration to talk about the significance and power of the Eucharist in our lives. Plus, Fr. Richard Hermes, S.J., talks about the Archdiocese of New Orleans' special new tradition of the Corpus Christi Procession.
A group of seniors at Archbishop Hannan High take their first and last steps on their alma mater's new campus and Dr. David Liberto continues his series on love in Faith Seeking Understanding.
All this plus the news of the Catholic Church around the world and at home in New Orleans.
Issues & Faith, Thursdays and Sundays at 7:30 pm on LAE - Television Worth Watching.
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Coming up this week on Issues & Faith...
The Catholic bishops take a stand against immigration legislation in Baton Rouge. Archbishop Hughes and Martin Gutierrez of teh Hispanic Apostolate talk about the Catholic social teaching behind this opposition.
Fifth graders from across the Archdiocese of New Orleans come together for a day of fun and prayer geared towards opening their hearts to the possibility of a vocation.
And a representative from the Catholic Charities Operation Helping Hands Volunteer Corps joins us to talk about how everyone can help rebuild the lives of the poor and elderly in New Orleans.
All this plus the news of the Catholic Church from around the world and Faith Seeking Understanding with Dr. David Liberto.
Issues and Faith, Thursdays and Sundays at 7:30 pm on LAE - Television Worth Watching.
Coming up this week on Issues & Faith...
Archbishop Hughes joins Jason Angelette and Magnificat Ministry to Women Central Mission Team Member Paulette Renaudin to talk about Mother's Day and ministering to Catholic women.
We'll take you to the Shirly Benson PACE Center where Catholic Charities is getting some help in ministering to the holistic medical needs of the elderly in the Bywater.
Sarah Comiskey sits down with Al and Patti Mansfield of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal to talk about celebrating Pentecost and the experience of the Holy Spirit in our lives.
All this plus the news of the Catholic Church and Faith Seeking understanding with Dr. David Liberto.
Issues and Faith, Thursdays and Sundays at 7:30 pm on LAE - Television Worth Watching.
