Second Sunday is a teen focused evening of Eucharist, food, and fun facilitated by the Rev. Annie Jung and Grace Rose at St. Andrew’s, New Orleans. All teens in the diocese are welcome.
Join us for a reflective and interactive session examining the connections between climate change, faith, ethics, and our shared responsibility for creation.
Using the lectures and writings of Father Greg Boyle, founder and director of Homeboy Industries, a Los Angeles-based gang rehabilitation and re-entry program, participants will deepen their understanding of what it means to serve “the least of these” in the Spirit of Christ.
Join us for the annual Preconvention Zoom Meeting! If you are registered for Convention, you will also receive a Zoom link at the email address associated with your registration. Preconvention […]
St. Anna’s Episcopal Church will host a service of prayer and solidarity with the Honduran community. The service will be bilingual (English and Spanish.) More info to come.
A family festival featuring a jambalaya cook-off, trick-or-treating around the track, inflatables, a dunk tank, a local vendor market, and a fun run.
Students from the Loyola Opera Workshop, along with workshop director and accompanist Carol Rausch, will offer selections from operas and Broadway musicals.
Mark your calendars!
A Three-day Art Festival with Friday Wine and Cheese Reception and live music, Food Trucks and bake sale Saturday, Continental Breakfast and Raffle Drawing Sunday. Bring in canned goods for the Samaritan Center and get free raffle tickets.
Enjoy fantastic music while raising money for neighbors in need.
Join us for a faith-centered evening of listening, learning, prayer, and reflection on immigration enforcement and its impact on people in our community.
A day of fun, food, games, crafts, entertainment, and fellowship!
All funds raised from pumpkin sales support St. Francis Episcopal Church's mission and ministry.
Bilingual Service of Public Witness & Prayer for Immigrants on All Saints’ Day.
A faith-based program that helps churches to reach out and serve those who experience loss and grief in their lives and their communities.
Using the lectures and writings of Father Greg Boyle, founder and director of Homeboy Industries, a Los Angeles-based gang rehabilitation and re-entry program, participants will deepen their understanding of what it means to serve “the least of these” in the Spirit of Christ.
Come see St. Martin's campus in action and learn about the advantages of the StM experience at an upcoming Open House.
Come see St. Martin's campus in action and learn about the advantages of the StM experience at an upcoming Open House.
We are thrilled to be hosting Happening #86!
A pilgrimage to the Holy Land led by The Very Rev. David duPlantier.