What is CCRNO?

Baptism in the Spirit

Youth and Young Adult Ministry

Steubenville Bus Trip

Holy Spirit Retreats

Spring Conference

Life in the Spirit Seminars

Archdiocesan Prayer Meetings

Day of Refreshement

Treasury of Prayers

Articles

Bookstore

Links

Contact Us

 

Donations Welcome
Click hereto make an online donation to help CCRNO and the Conference go forward to reestablish our office and staff in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Thank you and God bless you.

The Catholic Charismatic Renewal of New Orleans (CCRNO) is a self-supporting office of the Archdiocese of New Orleans.  It began in 1969 under the leadership of Fr. Harold Cohen, S.J., and has pioneered Charismatic Renewal activities in this region since then.  CCRNO sponsors weekly, monthly and annual events designed to promote the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the lives of Catholics throughout the Gulf South.
Al and Patti Mansfield serve as liaisons to Archbishop Alfred C. Hughes on behalf of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal. To download Al Mansfield's biography and picture, click here. To download Patti Mansfield's biography and picture, click here.

Click here for Pope Benedict XVI's words about being baptized in the Spirit.
For more information about the following CCRNO events, please click on the event:


CCRNO
Storm-Battered
Renewal Center


An Article by Al Mansfield for Pentecost Today

For the article, click here


Pentecost Vespers Service
June 3, 2006


Address by Patti Mansfield
to Pope Benedict XVI

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For a full transcript, click here


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Catholic Charismatic Renewal of New Orleans
CCRNO PRAYER MEETING
7:30 pm Wednesday Prayer Meeting - 8:45 pm Mass
St. Benilde Church, 1901 Division St., Metairie, LA
TEEN AND YOUNG ADULT PRAYER MEETING
7:30 Sunday Night Prayer Meeting - Rummel Raider Room
Mass the last Sunday of the Month
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In the News:

No Need to Fear Charismatic Renewal,
Says Papal Household Preacher

Fr. Raniero Cantalamessa, OFM, Cap

 

A Time for Rebuilding
by Al Mansfield
Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath saw the frequent use of terms such as evacuate, return, rebuilding and restoration. This calls to mind the situation of the Jewish people at the time of the Babylonian captivity, approximately 597-527 BC.
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CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy, SEPT. 26, 2003 (Zenit.org).- Baptism in the Spirit makes the Catholic Charismatic Renewal a formidable means willed by God to revitalize Christian life, says the preacher of the Papal Household.

Capuchin Father Raniero Cantalamessa made that point Thursday as a gathering of more than 1,000 delegates of Catholic Charismatic Renewal from 73 countries drew to a close.

The delegates had gathered for a spiritual retreat and to reflect on holiness in light of John Paul II's apostolic letter "Novo Millennio Ineunte." Father Cantalamessa was the retreat master.

Complete Interview With Father Raniero Cantalamessa from ZENIT News Services

 

Pope Benedict XVI - A Man of the Holy Spirit
by Patti Mansfield
April, 2005....a month of many surprises. Last year when I was invited to be a speaker at the Italian Catholic Charismatic Conference held each year in Rimini, little did I suspect that this invitation would put me in Rome during the election and installation of a new pope. But the Holy Spirit is full of wonderful surprises. In addition to the joy of the conference itself and the opportunity to speak to 25,000 Italians, 5000 of whom were youths, I had the privilege of being in the Eternal City at a moment full of eternal consequences.tic Renewal from 73 countries drew to a close.