Chad Leingang joins Christopher Homes' leadership team.

On Friday, March 25, the Pope, along with Archbishop Aymond, will consecrate Ukraine and Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

“For Let us not grow tired of doing good, for in due time we shall reap our harvest, if we do not give up. So then, while we have the opportunity, let us do good to all” , (Gal 6:9-10) of His Holiness Pope Francis for Lent 2022.

On this Veterans Day, we honor our residents who have served their country and protected our freedom.

Several staff members took time to pause, reflect and refresh on their role as servant leaders in our ministry.

“Love thy neighbor and trust in God!” Those are the words spoken by our Community Manager of St. Bernard Manor, Wanda Robinson. Robinson and her fellow managers took immediate action following Hurricane Ida when it became apparent that our region lacked vital resources (power, water, gas) and would be for some time. Knowing that conditions would likely deteriorate, staff encouraged residents to evacuate or leave with family. For those who chose to stay, resources were pooled together.

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For the 5th consecutive year, Christopher Homes has been named a Top Workplace in NOLA.

Sr. Agnes, along with one of her fellow nuns of Sisters of the Holy Family were two of the first African- American undergraduates to attend Loyola University.

Providence Community Housing and two Catholic entities – Blessed Trinity Parish and Christopher Homes, Inc. – publicly announced plans today to redevelop the former Our Lady of Lourdes School in Uptown New Orleans into 62 affordable one-bedroom and studio rental apartments for low-income seniors.

Providence Community Housing and Blessed Trinity Parish, along with Christopher Homes and Trapolin Peer Architects, are pleased to announce the upcoming redevelopment of the former Our Lady of Lourdes school campus.

The Clarion Herald recently spoke with Christopher Homes Lead Service Coordinator, Greta Thompson, regarding what the elderly is experiencing due to the pandemic.

Christopher Homes was featured in the Clarion Herald's Good Business Matters issue.

Christopher Homes participated in GiveNOLA Day for the second year in an effort to raise funds for vital programs and services for our senior residents.

Read Archbishop Aymond's statement regarding racial equality and justice.

The vaccines approved by the federal government to eradicate the spread of COVID-19 have been called “game” changers. But, especially for seniors who live in apartments operated by the Archdiocese of New Orleans, those vaccines are more appropriately called “life” changers.

Despite the challenges and restrictions COVID-19 has had in our community and across the globe, one resident at Metairie Manor was committed to keeping a well-known tradition alive.

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