Holy Angels is a residential and training campus for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. In 1947, Bishop Greco called for help to provide a better life for disabled children in Louisiana. By 1954, Bishop Greco and the Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows opened a school for children with disabilities in Clarks, Louisiana. In 1963, three local, prominent families of Shreveport, Louisiana donated sixty-four acres to the Catholic Diocese for the purpose of establishing Holy Angels. By 1965, the first buildings were constructed, and thirtyfive children arrived at Holy Angels. In 1968, the nursery was completed, and fifteen “little angels” arrived. Today, Holy Angels is an independent, licensed residential training facility serving approximately 184 individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities whose ages range from newborn to older adults.