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A vial of John Paul II’s blood draws thousands of Catholics across south Louisiana (opens the original)
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The faithful began to crowd into St. Helena Catholic Church in Amite one recent morning, eager to see â and perhaps, they hoped, touch â a relic of Pope St. John Paul II. Brother Iñigo Johnpaul Isla warned them not to expect a miracle. At least, nothing so overt as the tossing-away-crutches-being-able-to walk kind of miracle. The relic â a small vial of the blood of the sainted pontiff, who died in 2005 and was canonized in 2014 â should instead be âvenerated,â Isla said, and used a
Celebrating 50 years, a Slidell Methodist church community stitches its memories together (opens the original)
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As Mary Rich stood over the table and read the names to herself, silently mouthing the words, her mind returned to another time in her life âSome really nice memories,â she said, pointing to a ring of names, her own included, of the founding members of Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Slidell. âIn those early days we met at Youngâs steak restaurant, in a room upstairs,â Rich, 75, said. âGood times,â Leo Ehrhardt, another founding member, said, smiling and nodding his head at t
After beefing up security, Louisiana congregations seek new ways to welcome (opens the original)
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In his nearly 30 years as a minister, the Rev. Fred Devall has taken comfort in an overriding tenet of his faith â âThe Episcopal Church welcomes you!â he said, opening his arms. So it felt odd, said Devall, the pastor of St. Martinâs Episcopal Church in Metairie, to watch this spring as a security consultant walk the churchâs ushers through the basics of keeping the church and worshippers safe: Look for unfamiliar faces. Look for someone carrying a backpack. Look for anything that mig
‘It needed a lot of love’: A congregation works to give an older New Orleans church new life (opens the original)
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As the Rev. Ben Cunningham walks around the open space of the Church of the Resurrection in New Orleans, he sees more than just a sanctuary soon to be filled with churchgoers. There are longer-range plans: A coffee area. A place for community to gather. Even a school. But for now, the major focus of Cunninghamâs renovation energy is the sanctuary of the property that covers the block at the busy corner of Claiborne and Jefferson Avenues. The Church of the Resurrection, an Evangelical Presbyter
Loyola’s serene chapel is gathering national acclaim as it settles into its spiritual life (opens the original)
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Brad McWhirter, an architect, says thereâs an anxiety-choked moment when the client gazes for the first time upon the project. Heâs designed and collaborated on projects ranging from schools to office buildings to churches, but it always comes down to that first real showing. Especially when itâs not just any client, and itâs meant to be a sacred space. When Gayle Benson stepped inside the Chapel of St. Ignatius and the Gayle and Tom Benson Jesuit Center in the heart of Loyola University
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