Community Mission Appeal Grant Recipients Announced

The 2017 Grant recipients of the Community Mission Appeal have been announced. Thank you to everyone who gave to the Community Mission Appeal. The Community Mission Appeal exists in order to support the development and continuing strength of mission work at parishes...

2017 Gaudet Community Grant Application Now Available

Gaudet Community Grant Applications Available Application due January 31, 2017 The Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana desires to fund not-for-profit agencies that create, manage, and expand educational opportunities for African American children within the Diocese of...

Teddy Bear Tea at All Saints

photographs and article by Marilyn O’Leary, Evangelism Chair, All Saints, Ponchatoula On December 3, we invited all ages in the community to a pre-Christmas tea our church, All Saints, Ponchatoula. We are a small congregation and had only the vision of a member...

World AIDS Day 2016 Clergy Prayer Breakfast

Deacon Jay Albert discuss HIV/AIDS on World AIDS Day at St. George’s Episcopal Church, New Orleans, on Dec 1, 2016. Clergy from all faiths gathered at St. George’s Episcopal Church during this HIV/AIDS Awareness Week to renew their commitment and encourage faith...

Louisiana Eats: A Thanksgiving Cornucopia | WWNO

On this week’s show, we’re celebrating Thanksgiving by saving a place at the table for several remarkable stories.First, we spend a day riding along with the volunteers of the Trinity Loaves and Fishes food truck as they cater to the hungry and transient in New...

Metairie pumpkin patch attracts locals and out of towners | NOLA.com

Bearden’s discovery of St. Augustine’s pumpkin patch was a serendipitous moment for her, but for many longtime residents of the neighborhood and church parishioners, the pumpkin patch has been a favorite fall tradition for almost a quarter of a century....

Joyous, thankful & more U-Knighted | Episcopal School Blog

As the waters of the Flood of 2016 started to recede, the Episcopal community began to rise up.  In the ugliness of the carnage, the Episcopal community went to work for others and on rebuilding physical damage and loss to the school.  In those early moments,...

Where Did the Rain Come From | Episcopal School Blog

The first day of school 2016 was a day we will never forget. We watched the unprecedented rainfall and prayed that it would stop. The waters rose and receded and we were eventually able to return to school to face our new “normal.” The PreK-4 students came back with...

Episcopalians and the Jazz Community Work to Gut Flooded Homes

On Saturday, September 24, the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation, WWOZ Radio, St. Anna’s, St. Paul’s. and the Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana organized a team of over 60 people to gut eight flood-damaged homes in Baker, Baton Rouge, Denham Springs,...