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SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT
MARCH 1, 2015
MASS TIMES:
SUNDAY: 7:00AM, 9:00AM, 11:00AM, 6:00PM
SATURDAY: 5:00PM (YEAR ROUND)
WEEKDAYS DURING LENT:
6:30AM (MONDAY-FRIDAY)
12:10PM (MONDAY-FRIDAY)
WAY OF THE CROSS - FRIDAYS 5:30PM
OFFICE HOURS:
MONDAY-THURSDAY
8:00AM-12:00PM
1:00PM-4:00PM
FRIDAY:
8:00AM-12:00PM
PARISH STAFF:
REV. PAUL BIENVENU, PASTOR
REV. WILLIAM RUSKOSKI, ASSOCIATE PASTOR
DEACON JEFF TRUMPS, PERMANENT DEACON
DEACON ROBERT KLINGMAN, PERMANENT DEACON
DEACON JOSEPH TRAHAN, RETIRED DEACON
SR. CARMELITA LATIOLAIS, PASTORAL ASSOCIATE
MRS. COLETTE ANZALONE, DIRECTOR OF MINISTRIES
MRS. EVA GREEN, DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
MRS. SUZANNE HIDALGO, ASSISTANT DRE/SAFE ENVIRONMENT
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: CLASSES ARE HELD BI-MONTHLY ON THE FIRST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH FOR PARENTS AND GODPARENTS, PREFERABLY BEFORE
THE BABY IS BORN. CALL THE CHURCH OFFICE FOR ARRANGEMENTS.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: SATURDAY, 3:30PM-4:30PM, 20 MINUTES
BEFORE WEEKDAY MASS OR BY APPOINTMENT.
MRS. SUSAN KLINGMAN, SECRETARY
MRS. MARSHA GRANGER, BOOKKEEPER
MR. MICHAEL NORRIS, YOUTH MINISTER
MRS. CHARLOTTE FLUGENCE, RECEPTIONIST
MRS. AMANDA FONTENOT, WEDDING COORDINATOR
MRS. MELANIE LECOMPTE, MUSIC COORDINATOR
MRS. MARGARET MONTZ, CHOIR DIRECTOR
MS. CAROLYN DOMINGUE, HOUSEKEEPER
MR. MATTHEW D’AVY, MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE: CALL AT LEAST SIX MONTHS IN ADVANCE
TO SCHEDULE.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS: THE FAMILY SHOULD CALL THE PASTOR
TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS.
WELCOME! IF YOU ARE NEW IN THE PARISH, PLEASE INTRODUCE YOURSELF BEFORE OR AFTER MASS. PLEASE PICK UP A CENSUS FORM AT THE DOORS
OF THE CHURCH, CALL OR EMAIL AT RECORDS@SHBROUSSARD.ORG
P.O. BOX 737 BROUSSARD, LA. 70518 PHONE (337) 837-1864 FAX (337) 837-1703 WEBSITE: WWW.SHBROUSSARD.ORG
Pastor’s Corner Art Exhibit
Art Exhibit currently on display until the end of March
THE PILGRIM SPEAKS; AN INTRODUCTION TO THE EXHIBIT
Georges Rouault's art is "different." It has been called grotesque, bizarre, ugly, incomprehensible, pessimistic. But it has also been characterized as
sublimely beautiful, compassionate, insightful, incisive, deeply religious, prayerful, mystical and contemplative. The few pieces that comprise this
exhibit confirm both views.
Rouault was indeed a deeply religious man. He alone among major 20th-century French artists adhered until his death in 1958 to a predominantly
Christian agenda in his work. Two important points may help to clarify his unique style and subject matter.
1. Rouault began work at age 14 as an apprentice to a stained glass artist. The beautiful colors of what he called "the pure and precious glass" inspired in him a desire
to capture and reproduce the effect in painting. One can see the influence of stained glass even in his black-and-white engravings: the enclosed "framing" in many of
his images and the dark lead-like lines that he uses to outline and compose his images. He was in many ways what we would call a "Renaissance man." His fields of
expertise included ceramics, sketching, engraving, stencil work (pochoirs), and mastering many complicated artistic techniques. He was an avid reader and knew art
history and art tradition well. He wrote poetry and elegant prose. At the same time he was a devoted son, husband, father and grandfather. A thorough perfectionist, he
sometimes re-did the same work as many as fifteen times. He was a gifted observer of life around him and had an uncanny ability to look inside his subjects and give
us a feeling for their inner anguish, conflict, hypocrisy and contradictions.
2. Rouault never tires of the same themes. The suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus is at the heart of all his art. He was a very traditional Catholic with a strong
sense of social justice and injustice. Born poor, he always had a soft spot for the poor, the outcasts, the misfits and the downtrodden. He was fond of referring to
himself as "the poor pilgrim," encountering and befriending other pilgrims who struggled to find their way in the pilgrim-journey of a suffering world. He spoke to
that world through his art. The constantly recurring clowns, prostitutes, soldiers, workers, dancers and destitute persons reflect for him the suffering Christ. In them
he saw the face of Christ, often portrayed by Veronica's veil. And in them we are invited to see ourselves. The grotesque, overweight prostitutes he cannot help but
feel pity and sorrow for. The sad-faced clowns who must pretend to be happy and carefree touch his heart with their inner pain. Those who take advantage of the poor
he disdains and ridicules bitterly, but also views even them with a bit of compassion and pity. They are all in need of mercy, redemption, deliverance. All
carry the weight of the cross. All hunger for a love that only God can give.
Msgr. Paul Metrejean
At the Musée du Sacre Cœur de Jésus
At the Musée de l’École de Sainte Cécile (Old Library)
The Pilgrim Speaks:
Led to the Cross:
Graphic Works by Georges Rouault —Part I
A Conversation With Georges Rouault
— Works from Cirque de l’Étoile Filante —
And the Students of St. Cecilia School
Intaglio Plates :
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Image #17 « Dors, mon amour. »
“Sleep, my love.”, 1935.
—Works from (the unpublished) Cirque —
Intaglio Plates :
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Image #2 « Clown et Enfant »
“Clown and Child”, 1930.
— Works from Passion —
Intaglio Plates :
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Frontispiece « Christ devant la Ville »
“Christ in Front of the City”, (proof in black) 1936.
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Image #6 « Christ et les Enfants »
“Christ and the Children”, (proof in black) 1936.
Wood Engravings :
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« C. Pontius Pilatus Propraet »
“Christ before Pilate”, (Print executed 1939).
Original engraved wood block from Passion by André Suarès :
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Le Christ en Croix
Christ on the Cross [Table of Contents illustration]
— Works from Cirque de l’Étoile Filante —
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« Clown Assis »
“Seated Clown”, 1932.
— Works from Passion —
Le Christ en « Adam et Ève au Golgotha »
Christ in “Adam and Eve at Golgotha”, (Print executed 1939).
• « La tête du Christ. »
“Head of Christ” [cover page illustration]
• « Rouge-gorge Éclos sur la goutte de sang. »
“Redbreast Field on the drop of blood.” [Headpiece illustration]
• « Chemineau et paysans »
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“Vagrantandpeasants”—Christinconversation [Headpieceillustration]
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« Tête-à-tête »
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“Ecce Dolor”
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« Magnificat des Trois Maries »
“Intimate conversation” [Tailpiece illustration]
“Behold the sorrow” —Golgotha [Tailpiece illustration]
“Magnificat of the Three Marys” [Headpiece illustration]
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« L’homme à la myrrhe »
“The Man with myrrh” [Tailpiece illustration]
—Other select pages from Verve magazine—
A Call to Sacrificial Giving
Building on our Faith
2/15/15 Offertory………..………….. $23,259.85
African & Native American Missions .. 3,245.25
2/18/15 Ash Wednesday………………...5,654.64
2/22/15 Offertory..……………………..25,273.81
Second Collection THIS Weekend for
Maintenance & Building Fund
Second Collection NEXT Weekend for
Catholic Relief Services
Thank You for your continued support!
Marian Way of the Cross
Through the Eyes of Mary: Please join us this Friday,
March 6th, at 5:30PM for Stations of the Cross, hosted
and led by the Ladies Altar Society, Aaron Nevill, and Fr.
Jeff Bayhi Way of the Cross. This special praying of the
Stations is experienced through the eyes of Mary, who
made that first Way of the Cross. Let us walk with Jesus’
mother as she daily came to understand her Son’s life;
and live with her as He took His last steps on the way to
Calvary.
LISTEN AND FOLLOW
“This is my beloved Son. Listen to him.” And listen they did. From that moment on, Peter, James, and
John were ardent followers, forsaking everything to
follow in their Master’s footsteps. Like the psalmist
crying, “O Lord, I am your servant,” the three disciples
committed themselves to lives of incredible hardship
and indescribable joy. After that day on the mountain,
they never again wavered in their chosen vocation.
Though our tests may not be as severe as Abraham’s and our peak experiences not as dramatic as the
Transfiguration, we all face the daily challenges of
walking “before the Lord in the land of the living.” As
we follow our varied calls to love and serve, let’s be
comforted by Paul’s reminder to the
Romans: “If God is for us, who can
be against us?”
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Come, Lord Jesus!
Lenten Journey…
Opportunities for Confession during Lent
Thursday, March 5th—St. Anthony, Lafayette
Confessions from 6:30-7:30 PM
*Tuesday, March 10th—Sacred Heart of Jesus, Broussard
Confessions from 6:00-8:00 PM
Wednesday, March 11th—St. Elizabeth Seton, Lafayette
Confessions from 6:30-8:00 PM
Thursday, March 19th—Holy Cross, Lafayette
Confessions from 7:00-8:00 PM
Tuesday, March 24th—St. Bernard, Breaux Bridge
Confessions from 6:00-7:00 PM
For more information, please call Mary Bergeron at
654-8682 or email mbergeron@diolaf.org or visit
www.centralregiononline.org or www.diolaf.org
Men’s Night Out Scripture Study
Deacon Joe invites all men to a night of scripture sharing.
Meetings will be held every Thursday during Lent at 6:30
p.m. in the PLC-C. Join in reviewing the scripture for the
upcoming Sunday. Please contact Deacon Joe at 837-6394 or
joetrahan@cox.net for more information.
Prayer
Scripture
Eucharist
Community
Journey with us during the holy season of Lent as we
study and meditate upon the Sunday Gospels leading to
the glorious resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus
Christ. Meet weekly with a small faith community for a
deeper understanding of Jesus’ life and death and the victory he claimed for each of us!
Groups:
Monday 9:00 am
Tuesday 9:00 am
Tuesday 6:30 pm
Tuesday 6:30 pm
Tuesday 7:00 pm
Tuesday 6:30 pm
Tuesday 7:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am
Thursday 1:15 pm
Thursday 6:30 pm
Leader: Brenda Briggs, 258-0182
Leader: Helen Granger, 837-6397
Leader: Fran & Jack Novak, 231-5947
Leader: John Prejean, 852-6037
Leader: Brian & Stephanie Kirk, 326-9190
Leader: Patrice & Johnny Williams, 985-397-3648
Leader: Claire Vallot Manuel, 839-8977
Leader: Nina Baumer, 857-6629
Leader: Joyce Melancon, 837-2843
Leader: Darlene Corcoran, 349-2548
All are welcome to join at any time.
Contact Sacred Heart Representative, Nancy Trahan at
303-4072 or nancy.trahan@lusfiber.net
Visit our website: comelordjesus.com.
Revive your faith with Come, Lord Jesus!
CCD News and Upcoming Events!
Life Teen
Life Teen is for 9th-12th graders and is held EVERY
Sunday after the 6PM Mass in the PLC.
We have Bible Study every Wednesday from 6-7PM in the
PLC. All 9th-12th graders are invited. Please join us!
For more information regarding religious education for
9th-11th graders, please contact Mike Norris at 2511352 or Mikeltym@gmail.com
Articles from the Holy Land
Handmade Olive Wood carvings
from the Holy Land will be on
display and for sale NEXT weekend, March 7th & 8th, in the
Narthex. Please take time to look
at the carvings and make a purchase. They make great sacramental gifts that have an added special significance.
Please Welcome Fr. John Phelps
Please welcome Fr. John Phelps who will speak at all
Masses on behalf of Cross Catholic Outreach which was
founded to create a meaningful link between parishes in
America and the priests and nuns working in the Church
overseas including the Caribbean, Africa, Asia, Central
America and South America. Please be generous in your
response to Father’s appeal. Brochures will be provided if
you wish to support this worthy Catholic ministry.
Girl Scout Cookies for Sale!
Our local Girl Scout Troop 2305 will be selling their
“famous” Girl Scout cookies in the Narthex after all
masses this weekend. In addition to cookie sales, the
girls will be accepting donations for the Sacred Heart
food pantry. Thank you for your support!
Vocation Chalice
Each week a family in our parish is invited to pray for vocations to the priesthood and religious life by taking our Vocation Chalice. If you would like to volunteer, please contact the
Church office 837-1864. We will be happy to schedule a week
for this wonderful prayer experience! This week’s vocation
chalice is in the home of:
John & Kathy Prejean
(Amanda., Leah, Louis, James)
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Please bring your child/children to Mass on
weekends. Mass times are as follows:
Sat. 5PM, Sun. 7AM, 9AM, 11AM, 6PM
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NO cell phone use is allowed during class time!
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Please call the office at 837-1864 or text Miss
Eva at 654-0005 if your child will be absent!
Elementary CCD (K-5th)
Classes are 4:30-5:30PM
Mondays: March 2, 9, 16, 23 (No class March 30)
Tuesdays: March 3, 10 11, 24 (No class March 31)
Jr. High Grades 6-8th
Classes are 7-8PM
Monday: March 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 (Last Class)
High School CCD-see Life Teen!
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ursery/babysitting is available for children ages
1-4 during 9:00AM and 11:00AM Mass on
Sundays in the Parish Life Center. Thank you to the
following volunteers for THIS Sunday March 1st:
9AM Courtney Babineaux & Beth Champagne
11AM Courtney Babineaux & Mandy Viator
Baptism Information
Baptism Seminars are normally held the first
Sunday of every odd month. The next seminar
is TODAY, Sunday, March 1st at 1:00 PM.
Attendance at a class is necessary before the
baptism of your child. If you’ve attended for a
previous child, it’s not necessary to attend again. Preregistration is required. Please call Susan Klingman at
837-1864.
Through the Waters of Baptism we Welcome:
Jake Paul Hebert, Jr.
Andre’ Michael Chance Greene
Elliana Claire Gabriel
Graham Michael Prejean
On to Eternal Rest...
Edward Primeaux, Jerry Jenson,
Mona Viator, Francis LeBlanc,
Tyler Louviere, James Emmer,
Rhark Quebedeaux
Please keep the families in your prayers.
Daily Readings, Prayers for Priests & Events for the Week
Date
Mon. Mar. 2
Tues. Mar. 3
Daily
Readings
Dn 9:4b-10; Ps Is 1:10, 16-20; Jer 18:18-20; Ps
79:8, 9, 11, 13; Ps 50:8-9,
31:5-6, 14-16;
Lk 6:36-38
16bc-17, 21,
Mt 20:17-28
23; Mt 23:1-12
Prayer for
Priests
Pope Emeritus
Bishop
Benedict XVI Michael Jarrell
Calendar
Events
*Daily Mass
6:30AM &
12:10PM
*Daily Mass
6:30AM &
12:10PM
*RCIA Mtg.,
6:30PM, PLCC
Wed. Mar. 4
Rev. Ernest
Ferlita, SJ
*Daily Mass
6:30AM, 8:30AM
& 12:10PM
*Life Teen Bible
Study, 6PM PLC
*Choir Practice
6PM
KC Events
P
lease join us for Coffee and Donuts in the Parish
Life Center after the 7:00 & 9:00AM Masses
THIS weekend and get your blood pressure checked
while you’re there.
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RECRUITMENT DRIVE NEXT WEEKEND!!
Our KC Council 7557 will have a membership drive
next weekend, March 7th & 8th. This organization
provides great opportunities for friendship, fellowship,
and service to our church and community. Please see
the Knights of Columbus members at the sign up tables
in the Narthex after all masses to find out more information.
Grief Support Meeting, Wed. March 10th
You are invited to attend the next “Grief
Support” meeting on Wed. March 10th
at 6:00 P.M. in the Conf. Room. For
more information, call the Church
Office at 837-1864.
Rosaries during Lent
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The Sacred Heart Rosary group will pray the rosary
every evening at 6:00PM in Church (when feasible) during Lent.
A Rosary will be prayed every Thursday morning
after the 6:30AM Mass for the “Mission for the
Love of God Worldwide.”
Patriotic Rosary will be prayed every Friday after
the 6:30AM Mass.
Thu. Mar. 5
Fri. Mar. 6
Jer 17:5-10; Ps Gn 37:3-4, 121:1-4, 6; Lk
13a, 17b-28a;
16:19-31
Ps 105:16-21;
Mt 21:33-43,
45-46
Rev.
Emmanuel
Fernandez
Rev. Thomas
Finley
*Daily Mass
*Daily Mass
6:30AM &
6:30AM &
12:10PM
12:10PM
*Men’s Night
Scripture Study
6:30PM, PLCC
Sat. Mar. 7
Sun. Mar. 8
Mi 7:14-15,
18-20;
Ps 03:1-4, 912; Lk 15:1-3,
11-32
Ex 20:1-17 [13, 7-8, 12-17];
Ps 19:8-11; 1
Cor 1:22-25;
Jn 2:13-25
Rev. Samuel
Fontana
Rev. Jerome
Frey, CJC
*Mass 5PM
*Sunday Masses
7AM, 9AM,
11AM, 6PM
*Donut Sunday
Food for the Journey
The Central Region of the Diocese of Lafayette presents
“Food for the Journey”, a monthly lunchtime speaker
series designed to help Catholics live out our faith in our
daily lives. Our speaker for March is Rev. David Broussard, Pastor of St. Bernard Catholic Church, Breaux
Bridge. “Food for the Journey” will be held this Tuesday, March 3rd, at Hotel Acadiana, 1801 W. Pinhook
Road, beginning at 12:00 noon. An optional lunch buffet
is available for purchase beginning at 11:30 a.m. All are
welcome to come “eat and be fed”- please bring a
friend! Pre-registration is not required. For more information, please call Mary Bergeron (654-8682).
Holy Hour for Vocations
Please join us for our monthly “Holy Hour for Vocations and
for the Spiritual Renewal of All Priests” on Monday, March
2nd from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at St. Patrick Catholic Church, located at 406 East Pinhook Road. Recitation of the Rosary begins
at 5:30 p.m. All are welcome to join in these prayers for vocations and perseverance of vacations to the priesthood and religious life, sponsored by the Sierra Club of Lafayette.
Nocturnal Adoration March 5th
Our Monthly Nocturnal Adoration will begin Thursday,
March 5th at 8:00 PM in the Church. Please make a sacrifice to the Lord for you and your family by praying a holy
hour. Adoration continues all night and ends at noon on Friday, March 6th.
Special Prayer Intention for the Month:
“That prisoners, especially the young, may
be able to rebuild lives of dignity.”
Pray for the sick:
Michael Arabie, Ken & Ellen Bayless, Joel Belt, Dee Bernard, Sharon Bernard, Lucien Bertrand, Mary Joe Bertrand, Paul
Beyt, Jessie Bihm, Tommy Billeaud, Bourque Family, Rita Bourque, Boutte Family, Anita Broussard, John Broussard, Wayne & Debra Bodin, Joyce Boulanger, Faith Boutte, Jacob Boutte, Jennifer Tate-Brasseaux, Jacob Breaux, Mr. & Mrs. Steven Breaux, Shawn Blank, Robbin Broussard, Rachael TateBurnell, Katherine Caffery, Evan Calcote, Mike Carlton, Margie Champagne, Bennett Coleman, Lillian DeJean, Pamela DeJean, Louis & Ruby Delahoussaye, Elaine Dishongh, Wally Dobson, Dorothy, Howard & Kathy Driggers, Judy Domic, Edias & Nellian Dore, Ella Duplein, Carroll Dupre, Dupre Family,
Emma Jean Edens, Elbert Family, Gale Gates, Carol Gaudin, Agnes Girouard, Ray Girouard, Louisette Girouard, Hazel Greogory, Cheryl & Ronald Gonsoulin, Macy Gueldner, Agnes Guidry, Margaret Guilbeaux, Mel Gutierez, David Hafen, Betty & Brandi Hebert, Brian Herbert, Pamela Henson, Tommy Hollier, Jo A. Johnson, Mary Juneau, Destinee Kennerson, Ethel Lapoint, Barbara Landry, Lenis & Rita Landry, Beverly Lasseigne, Jamie Lee, Aaron Mclemore,
Danny Manuel, Brian McCarthy, Lou Meyer, Eddy Morgan, Nathan Morgan, Bill Morvant, Della Prejean, Johnny Ranzino, Mackie Reaux, Malania Reado,
Susie Melancon-Rhoner, Betty Robicheaux, Kameryn Robinson, Marie Romero, Natalie Russell, Edmond Salvaggio, Dave Sansocie, Evette Shaffer, James
Sonnier, Sr. Maura Theriot, Kristin Thibodeaux, Lorraine Thompson, Barbara Underwood, Dorothy Vallot, Renee, Rebecca & Joey Vallot, Melissa Viator,
Robert Winn
Pray for our Military:
Major Doulglas W. Beton, Kraig Bowen, Airman, E2 Mason Broussard, Shane Broussard, Sgt. Mark
Castille, Col. Charlie Chappuis, Stephen Chiasson, Cpl. Samuel James Cormier, Stefan J. Cormier, Lee Curet, Capt. Kevin Dugas, Gregory Edmonds, Drill Sgt. Joseph & PV2 Stephanie Fontenot, Don Froning, Major Guy Girouard, Jordan Gott, Major Anthony Guidry, SFC Eric Iorio,
James & Josie Judice, Nick Judice, SSGT. Schuyler Judice, Nick Lanphier, Major Ryan LeBlanc, SP4 Anthony R. Mangler, Brian Thomas Martin,
L CPL Alexander Mayeux, Tylan Meaux, Kevin Melancon, Bradley Miller, Jacques Mouton, Matthew Newland, Christopher Pelegrino, Sgt. Dennis Pitre, Brandi Robichaux, Benjamin Romero, Sgt. John Salassi, Jacob Savoie, Jorge Sifuentes, Augustine Simon, Travis Stutes, Chad Theriot,
PVT Dylynn Thibodeaux, Sgt. Joey Thibodeaux, ABHAN Zachary Thibodeaux, Michael Tomsik, Rustin Trahan, Tyler & Brittani Langley-Tucker,
Joshua Paul Vallot, Lt. Com. Jason C. Wallace, Yancey & Ginny Walker, Brent Williams
Mass Intentions
Mon. Mar. 02, 6:30AM:
Mon. Mar. 02, 12:10PM:
Tue. Mar. 03, 6:30AM:
Tue. Mar. 03, 12:10PM:
Wed. Mar. 04, 6:30AM:
Wed. Mar. 04, 12:10PM:
Thu. Mar. 05, 6:30AM:
Thu. Mar. 05, 12:10PM:
Fri. Mar. 06, 6:30AM:
Fri. Mar. 06, 12:10PM:
Sat. Mar. 07, 5:00PM:
Sun. Mar. 08, 7:00AM:
Sun. Mar. 08, 9:00AM:
Sun. Mar. 08, 11:00AM:
Sun. Mar. 08, 6:00PM:
Mona Houghton Viator
Souls in Purgatory
Edward Primeaux
Joseph Gaudet (Death Anniversary)
Jerry Jenson
Rhark Quebedeaux
Mona Viator
Tyler Louviere
James Emmer
Francis Newton LeBlanc
Pauline B. Langlinais, Monique Meaux, Merline Latiolais, Richard "Dickie" Morvant, Alton & Rosemary Girouard,
Louise Reaux, Edward Primeaux, Robert "Bobby" Klingman, Sr., Vernis Simon, Forest Simon
Sacred Heart Parish
Eugene E. Soulier, Jr., Dr. E.E. & Evia Soulier & Family, Ruth, Curtiss, Bud & Jeanne Gilley, Mr. & Mrs. A.A. and
Martial Comeaux & Family, Charles & Catherine Billeaud, Jules & Mary Landry, Bud Comeaux, Mr. & Mrs. Sumter
Cousin & Family, Mary Lane Romero, Elaine Bankston, James & Richard Hughes, Helen, Belle, “Chook” & Sarah
Malagarie, Mona Viator, Aimee V. Durand, Jimmy & Emma J. Broussard, Nettie Mouton (Living), Jack, Jacko,
David & Cindy Tate, Antoinette Puissegur, Ryan Perron (Living), D.D., Leo, & Sue Devall, Joanna Phillips
Barry Breaux, Phillip & Eula Bodoin
Buford, Madge, Duclide & Rose Perron, Kyle Perron, Freeman & Cammie Soileau, Anna Lee DeJean, Kirk Perron
& Family (Living)
Celebrants, Altar Servers, Lectors & Eucharistic Ministers Schedules
Date of Mass
Celebrant/
Deacon
Sat. Mar. 7, 2015
5:00PM
Fr. Paul
Dcn Robert
Sun. Mar, 8, 2015
7:00 AM
Fr. Paul
Sun. Mar. 8, 2015
9:00 AM
Sun. Mar. 8, 2015
11:00 AM
Sun. Mar. 8, 2015
6:00PM
Fr. Bill
Dcn Jeff
Fr. Bill
Dcn Jeff
Fr. Bill
Altar Servers
Lectors
Eucharistic Ministers
Hannah, Patrick &
Emma Robichaux
M Boone
P Bouman
A Orgeron, Sr. Carm, R Comeaux, S
Daspit, N&W Dore, S Klingman
Jason Thibodeaux, Celine
Stegeman, Kohl Brown
T Mouton
M Cannon
D Barousse, P Blanchard, R Gary
J David, M Granger, S Fontenot,
I Bordelon
Aaron Perry, Isabella
Pesson, Ethan Tuminello
S Boudreaux
C Fontenot
C Abell, S Boudreaux, MDucote,
J Doucet, L Strother, C Jaubert,
K&K Clulee
Madison Ramos, John
Seeger, Kailey Priest
K Hulin
B Kirk
M Whipple, G Bourque, B Kirk,
RJ&J Pesson, S Bellefleur,
N Powell
Tristan Romero, Olivia
Mire, Aidan Serio
M Norris
C Songy
V&M Blair, M Norris, C Songy
D Roberts, J&K Prejean
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