First Nitrogen Gas Execution in Louisiana Takes Place Amid Catholic Opposition
Catholic criticism centered on both the death penalty itself and the mode of execution.
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Sneauxmageddon: How the South Turned a Snowstorm Into a Celebration
From cloistered nuns building snowmen to airboats on snowy streets, Gulf Coast residents are showing the world how to embrace joy in God’s unexpected gifts.
Louisiana to Defend Its Ten Commandments Law in Appeals Court
COMMENTARY: As representatives for the Bayou State prepare for oral argument, they know the Constitution is on their side.
Why Catholic Families Pray to This Little Girl From Louisiana for Miracles
Charlene Richard’s cause for beatification moves along, touching lives along the way.
Louisiana Priest Sentenced to Life in Prison After Pleading Guilty to Rape of Teenage Boy
The sex abuse crimes are alleged to have occurred between Jan. 1, 1975, and Dec. 31, 1976.
Catholic Charities Seeks Volunteers in Louisiana as Hurricane Francine Floods the Region
The hardest-hit diocese in southern Louisiana has been Houma-Thibodaux, as well as parts of the Dioceses of Baton Rouge and Lafayette and the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
Louisiana Treasurer Urges Ban on Bank of America Over Alleged Religious Discrimination
The bank is strongly denying the allegations.
Annual Eucharistic Procession to Set Sail on the ‘Marian Mississippi’
The Blessed Sacrament will make a two-day pilgrimage in a flotilla that continues the Eucharistic Revival with a nautical flourish.
Louisiana’s Ten Commandments Law: Catholics Weigh In
What is the role of religion in the public square?
The Ten Commandments Are for Everyone
It is unfortunate that one of humanity’s most basic recognitions of natural law should create division.
