Help support our parochial school, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School at their next fundraiser at Kenner's own X's & O's Boutique on Thursday, Feb 16th. Click for details.
The story is told that Albert Einstein met with his graduate students in Physics at Princeton University to provide them with their final examination. After distributing the exam, he walked out. His teaching assistant walked out with him. For a long time, there was silence and then his assistant said, “Excuse me Professor Einstein, but wasn’t that the same examination you gave last year? Even the same questions?” Einstein stopped, looked at his graduate assistant and said, “Yes, it is, but the answers have changed.”
The Archdiocese of New Orleans Men's Conference is proud to announce their 2023 theme: "As Christ Loved The Church". Click for details and to register.
Join us for a transformative study on The Mass by Bishop Robert Barron and discover how this most intimate encounter with our Lord Jesus Christ is the true source and summit of the Christian life. Click for details.
In his Apostolic Letter Aperuit illis issued September 30, 2019, Pope Francis instituted the celebration of Sunday of the Word of God, which is held every year on the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time. In 2023, it will be celebrated this weekend, January 21st and 22nd. The purpose of this celebration of the Sunday of the Word of God is a very important reminder to all of us as Christians that the Scriptures are very important and integral in the development of our faith.
The Sociable Seniors invite all 55+ to a FREE craft day of making mini-vase flower arrangements for Valentine's Day on Tues, Feb 7th. RSVP required. Click for details.
Members of the Altar Auxiliary will be selling Cartozzo's Bakery King Cakes after all the Masses on the weekend of February 4th and 5th. Click for details.
“So the question is not whether we will be extremists, but what kind of extremists we will be. Will we be extremists for hate or for love? Will we be extremists for the preservation of injustice or for the extension of justice?” - Martin Luther King Jr. The word “extremism” automatically generates negative connotations. When we think of extremists, especially in today’s world, we think of people and/or groups who hold ideologies that are deemed dangerous or hateful, leading to the kind of violence and injustice that have become so pervasive and prevalent. However, what if we practiced the kind of radical extremism that Jesus practiced, specifically in regards to love, peace, and justice? ...
Looking for a way to engage more in Mass? Looking to read more Scripture this year? Come to our 'Come, Lord Jesus' intro meeting on Tuesday, January 24th. Details here.
Join us for a fundraiser benefitting our parochial school, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton when you order at Kenner Raising Cane's on Tuesday, January 24th; 10am-10pm. Click for details.
The Annulment Writing Workshop Ministry of the Archdiocese of New Orleans will be hosting an annulment writing workshop on three consecutive Saturdays in February. Click for details.
“Amazing Grace” is a Christian hymn penned by the English poet and Anglican clergyman John Newton to accompany a sermon he preached on New Year’s Day, 1773. Over the last 250 years, it has become an immensely popular hymn, particularly in the United States where it is used for both religious and secular purposes. The text for the hymn is drawn from 1 Chronicles 17:16-17, in which King David responds to the prophet Nathan’s words that God intends to continue David’s royal line for eternity...