NEW ORLEANS —

Nearly two decades after Hurricane Katrina changed the course of our city’s history, faith leaders from across traditions came together under one roof.

An interfaith service was held Thursday to remember the lives lost, honor the strength of survivors and reflect on the lessons still shaping New Orleans today. Advertisement

Hope, faith and unity has not only carried New Orleans through its darkest days, but also Richard Cheri who lost everything during hurricane Katrina.

"I remember just returning back to the home and seeing fish speared on the shrubs. You know, it was just so unbelievable," said Cheri.

He along with dozens of others attended an interfaith service at St. Louis Cathedral honoring the past and praying for the community that's still rebuilding.

"We been t

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