Mr. Triche is a veteran educator in Catholic schools with 20 years of teaching and administrative experience at St. Charles Catholic High School in LaPlace
Our prayers are with Bishop Duca on his appointment and with Bishop Muench on his retirement. We will keep our sisters and brothers of the Dioceses of Baton Rouge and Shreveport in our prayers during the transition.
We are called to follow Christ as missionary disciples by serving others and living our faith in all that we do. Let us take a few moments each day from June 22 - June 29 to pray, reflect, and take action on religious liberty, both here in this country and abroad.
As the local Catholic Church prepares to ordain 22 men to the Permanent Diaconate tomorrow, Archbishop Aymond reflects on the vital ministry of deacons in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
Janet Pesce has been an advocate for people with disabilities for a long time and is currently co-chairperson of the reorganized, 16-member Archdiocese of New Orleans Commission for Persons with Disabilities.
“Breathe in the breath of God … and break out all the tenseness and destruction … to allow the Spirit to open your mind and heart,” Chase instructed the women at the beginning of the retreat. “Breathe out, to let the Spirit know what you want to know.”