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The article presents the life stories of Henriette Delille and Charlene Richard, who are considered as saints by the Catholic Church in New Orleans, Louisiana. Born in 1813, Delille has devoted her life caring, educating poor people and preaching the Word of God until she died in 1862. Richard, who has died due to leukemia at the age of 12, has changed the lives of her neighbors through her absolute submission to God.

The article offers information on three saints of New Orleans, Louisiana including Blessed Francis Xavier, Saint Expedite, and Saint Katharine Drexel. It states that sister Drexel founded and supported several churches, and centers along with medical facilities. It states that several New Orleanians consider Saint Expedite a bona fide saint. It states that saint Xavier spent more than one year in the Crescent City nearly 150 years ago.

Presents information on the growth of the snoball business in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the revenue generated from snoball machines. Details on the success of the snoball business in Louisiana; History of snoball in Louisiana; Estimated number of snoball stands that that proliferate throughout the New Orleans area; Revenue generated from snoball machines.

Focuses on Mosca's Restaurant located in New Orleans, Louisiana. Mosca's culinary reputation; History of the restaurant; Some of Mosca's specialties.

Looks at the conflicts facing the New Orleans, Louisiana printing industry, from advances in printing technology to customer demands. Number of persons employed in the industry; Industry's generation of more than $300-million in revenue; Citing of impact of the changes in industry on Century Graphics Corporation.