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Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux has been hard at work demonstrating its faith by supporting its four pillars of service.

At a P-RAC, case workers document damages, listen to victims' stories and assist them in registering for federal and state programs.

When Lawrence Arceneaux III drove up tp his childhood home after Ida, he says it was the worst moment of his life.

Candace Pellegrin's childhood home was completely destroyed by Hurricane Ida's powerful winds.

Donna Lee was living in a tent for two and a half months.

Advent, Christmas and hope for those who are suffering

Crisis in marriage is an "opportunity," not a "curse"

Christmas Masses: Which one should I attend?

Advent: A time to reflect on the word of God, embrace it, and act on it

If he's offered the job at LSU, he should take it.

Advent means coming or arrival, and the season invites us to reflect upon and to prepare for the coming of Jesus Christ to us

This is part two of a series of articles on the history of the Roman Catholic Mass.

This is part two in a series of articles about the relationship of a shepherd with his flock.

Christmas evokes a familiar and often needed change in the daily routine of life.

Diocesan officials and employees met soon after Hurricane Ida made landfall to begin discussing a plan to respond to one of the worst hurricanes to directly impact the diocese since Hurricane Betsy in 1965.

Lenny Ray says when they saw the island for the first time after Hurricane Ida, it looked like someone had set off a bomb there.

Supplies and hot cooked meals were given away almost everyday in Chauvin for weeks after the storm.

Cut Off resident Sulina Hebert says she was not at all prepared for the sight that greeted her when she returned to her home after the storm.

After Hurricane Ida compromised the roofs of four major buildings on Vandebilt's campus, the two diocesan high schools came together in ways they could not have imagined.

St. Ann parishioners are used to serving and not being served, says Father Cody Chatagnier.