From The Dean...

What’s not to love about Lent?Every year we are invited to enjoy a six week vacation. Better yet: there is no packing, travel or credit card debt involved. Oh, and the heavy baggage; on this journey we are invited to put it in God’s hands to carry for us.Sound to good to be true? There’s more.The time you invest in Lent, will yield disproportionately vast rewards. So how does one make a reservation?In his Ash Wednesday sermon, the Bishop asked us to spend some time every day in Lent with the litany of penance from that day’s liturgy. (See below for the text).That’s all there is to it. Follow this simple assignment as often as you can, and, like water dripping on stone, you will be etched with the indelible patterns of humility, penance and honesty. Just as the hubris of time begins to give way, the immeasurable grace of Easter will explode from an empty tomb and you will be prepared to enter the Paschal season refreshed and renewed. Bon Voyage!

LITANY OF PENITENCEMost holy and merciful Father:We confess to you and to one another,and to the whole communion of saintsin heaven and on earth,that we have sinned by our own faultin thought, word, and deed;by what we have done, and by what we have left undone.

We have not loved you with our whole heart, and mind, and strength. We have not loved our neighbors as ourselves. We have not forgiven others, as we have been forgiven. Have mercy on us, Lord.We have been deaf to your call to serve, as Christ served us. We have not been true to the mind of Christ. We have grieved your Holy Spirit. Have mercy on us, Lord.We confess to you, Lord, all our past unfaithfulness: the pride, hypocrisy, and impatience of our lives, We confess to you, Lord.Our self-indulgent appetites and ways, and our exploitation of other people, We confess to you, Lord.Our anger at our own frustration, and our envy of those more fortunate than ourselves, We confess to you, Lord.Our intemperate love of worldly goods and comforts, and our dishonesty in daily life and work, We confess to you, Lord.Our negligence in prayer and worship, and our failure to commend the faith that is in us, We confess to you, Lord.Accept our repentance, Lord, for the wrongs we have done: for our blindness to human need and suffering, and our indifference to injustice and cruelty, Accept our repentance, Lord.For all false judgments, for uncharitable thoughts toward our neighbors, and for our prejudice and contempt toward those who differ from us, Accept our repentance, Lord.For our waste and pollution of your creation, and our lack of concern for those who come after us, Accept our repentance, Lord.Restore us, good Lord, and let your anger depart from us; Favorably hear us, for your mercy is great.Accomplish in us the work of your salvation, That we may show forth your glory in the world.By the cross and passion of your Son our Lord, Bring us with all your saints to the joy of his resurrection.~BCP, page 267

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Episcopal Diocese of LouisianaThe Right Reverend Morris K. Thompson, Jr., Bishop

Christ Church CathedralThe Very Reverend David A. duPlantier, DeanThe Reverend Steven M. Roberts, CanonThe Reverend W. Gedge Gayle, Jr., Priest AssociateThe Reverend Travers C. Koerner, Priest AssociateThe Venerable Priscilla G. Maumus, DeaconMs. Laurie Bailey, Director of Christian Formation & CommunicationsMr. Jarrett Follette, Director of Music & OrganistMs. Linda Nelson, Director of Advent HouseMr. Chris Speed, Parish AdministratorMs. Carol Butcher, Executive Assistant to the DeanMs. Suzette Follette, Parish Secretary & Wedding CoordinatorMr. Charles Franklin, Property Manager Mr. Manny Garcia, Sunday SextonMs. Sharon Henry, Nursery WorkerMs. Karen Landry, Nursery WorkerMs. Jeanette Gilmore-Burrell Nursery Worker

Honorary Canons Non-ResidentiaryThe Reverend S. Chad JonesMr. David R. PittsThe Reverend E. Mark Stevenson

Vestry2013 2014Boyd Fink René DupaquierBill Forman Earl MoreauMary Baldwin Kennedy (Senior Warden) David O’Leary (Junior Warden)

2015 2016Jim Buck Chris Beary (Treasurer)Dick Moreland Sam Buckley (Secretary)Lisa Sibal, Bill Soileau Julio Figueroa

Lectionary texts (Sunday Readings)

March 3Exodus 3:1-15Psalm 63:1-8

1 Corinthians 10:1-13Luke 13:1-9

March 10Joshua 5:9-12

Psalm 322 Corinthians 5:16-21Luke 15:1-3. 11b-32

March 17Isaiah 43:16-21

Psalm 126Philippians 3:4b-14

John 12:1-8

March 24Isaiah 50:4-9aPsalm 31:9-16

Philippians 2:5-11Luke 22:14--23:49

March 31Acts 10:34-43

Psalm 118:1-2,14-241 Corinthians 15:19-26

John 20:1-18 or Luke 24:1-12

Submissions for Cathedral Publications are always welcome.

The deadline for Canticle articles is the 10th of the month.

Items for the April issue are due March 10.

Please e-mail submissions to lauriebailey@cccnola.org

Sunday bulletin and/or weekly e-blast announcements should be submitted

before noon on Tuesdays tolauriebailey@cccnola.org

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Daylight Savings Time Begins

Sunday, March 10.

Be sure and set your clocks forward one hour before you go to bed on

Saturday night!

ANNuAL PAriSh MeetiNg

Sunday, March 10, following the

10:00 AM Worship Service

Please plan to be a part of the cathedral parish family as we gather for lunch and our Annual Parish Meeting on March 10. Vestry members

will be elected and reports heard.

Vestry NomiNatioNs for 2013

Dale M. “Mikey” Corcoran Jr. I am a born-and-raised New Orleanian, but lived away from the city for approximately 10 years. When I moved back to New Orleans back in 2007, I was in need of some direction and guidance on the spiritual side of my life. Thankfully I moved into a place that was only two blocks from the Cathedral. One Sunday in ‘07 I decided to accompany a friend of mine to church, and I was instantly drawn to the atmosphere of gratitude, welcoming, and support that I felt from the clergy and membership alike. I have been coming to Christ Church ever since, and have been singing in the choir since the summer of 2009. Last year I also volunteered at the Mardi Gras jambalaya fund raiser on Bacchus Sunday. I received my Bachelors Degree in Geography from the University of Southern Mississippi in 2000, and spent 5-plus years serving as an officer in the United States Army. I am currently the General Manager for the Rental Division at Beerman Precision, an industrial power tool supplier, and I am still serving in the military as an Army Reservist. I’m currently the commander of my reserve unit, which is based out of Hattiesburg, MS.

Sandy Jackson I was born in New Orleans and grew up in Jefferson Parish. I was raised in the Roman Catholic Church and began attending Christ Church Cathedral with my husband, Henry, shortly before our marriage here in 1999. I was received into the Episcopal Church several years ago. I am a graduate of DOCC, co-chair of the flower guild, serve on the hospitality committee, the landscaping committee and the care team. I am a research administrator for the section of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at Tulane University. Away from work I enjoy cooking, entertaining friends, gardening and traveling. I am a member and past officer of the master gardeners of New Orleans and several other garden societies. Lately I have been engaged with other members of the Cathedral in the redevelopment and maintenance of the Cathedral grounds. I look forward to serving on the vestry.

Karen Whitfield I am a life-long Episcopalian and have been a member of Christ Church Cathedral since 1988. My husband, Ed, and I were married at the Cathedral in 1990 by Dean Lowry. Over the years, I have served on the Stewardship, Legal, and Insurance Committees, and Ed and I have served as Oblation Bearers. Last Fall, I participated in the VisionQuest initiative as a member of the interview team. I am an attorney with a B.S. in Finance from LSU and a J.D. from the University of Houston. I was born and raised in New Orleans and have practiced law here for the past 25 years, before retiring several months ago. I am honored to be nominated for the Vestry, and I look forward to serving in any way I can.

Choral EvEnsong ~ MarCh 4The choir will sing the service of Evensong on Sunday, March 4, at 4:00 PM. Mr. Samuel Liegeon, Young Artist in Residence at St. Louis Cathedral will once again bring his extraordinary talent to the organ. The Magnificat and Nunc dimittis will be sung by the choir and organ, in alternatum style (the choir and organ taking turns expressing the text of these two traditional canticles). You won’t want to miss this - congre-gations in the United States don’t often get the privilege of experiencing this kind of musical and liturgical expression.

Delicious food and extraordinary support from our Cathedral family and neighbors made this year’s Carnival fundraiser a great success. We achieved over $16,000 in sales with net proceeds for the Cathedral of $5,060; a 60% increase over last year.

A special thanks goes to Jeff Baron, the Crescent Pie and Sausage Company staff and our volunteers, Mikey Corcoran, Ed Freddie, Boyd and Meryl Fink, Bart Folse, Mary Baldwin Kennedy, Julie Mabus, Jay Miller, Dick and Vicki Moreland, Pearla Motumba, Eric and Emily Nethercott, and Jim Wessell, for their tireless work through Carnival. We also thank the many others who offered to volunteer, the Cathedral clergy and staff, and everyone who supported the event by joining us for great food and drinks. The growing success of our Carnival fundraiser is because of

everyone’s support and enthusiasm. We appreciate it, thank you all and are looking forward to our third year being even better.

In answer to the question “Where do we get this great food the rest of the year?”: Crescent Pie and Sausage Company is at 4400 Banks Street, just behind Jesuit. Please visit for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch.

Thanks again for everyone’s support and Congratulations on a great Carnival fundraiser.

Karyn Murphy and David O’Leary

CoNfESSioN

In addition to the General Confession which we say during Sunday mass, some people make a practice of making regular private confessions. This is particularly appropriate during Lent. If you would like to schedule an appointment to make a confession, or learn more about this sacramental act, feel free to discuss it with any of the Cathedral priests.

Music Notes...

Finally, beloved, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is pleasing, whatever is commend-able, if there is any excellence and if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. Philippians 4:8

This past month has been a little rough for me. I didn’t realize how much I physically and spiritually depend on playing the organ on an almost daily basis. Since the big organ has been encased in plastic, it has been unavailable to me and to our worshiping community. So I’ve been thinking a lot about my ministry apart from organ performance.

And, an event that occurred over Super Bowl weekend helped me to remember why I do what I do. Not only do I perform music, I choose it. After years of training and experience, and with the relationships I have developed with the clergy, I’m pretty attuned to the liturgical themes that permeate the cathedral. But listening to Lil Wayne scream expletives and vile imagery from the Elms mansion woke me up a bit. If I had children, or if my very puritanical mother had been visiting, I would have had to leave my home for the evening. Not only was I struck with the downright rudeness of such vile language blasting through a public place, it struck home that what we take in with our ears becomes what we think; it forms the basis of our spirituality. If Lil Wayne truly believes what he says, I feel sorry for anyone who has any dealings with him. His disrespect for humankind is complete. One of our primary goals needs to be our witness to our community - not only musically - but in all that we do.

If the organ is working, I invite you to Choral Evensong on March 3. Our dear friend and former administrator, The Rev’d Rob Courtney is the guest preacher. Samuel Liegeon, the Young Artist in Residence at St. Louis Cathedral once again graces us with his talent. If the organ isn’t yet working, perhaps we can try to do something later in the year.

In any case, during this season of Lent, I hope that the music you hear at Christ Church Cathedral is a blessing. I hope you’ll take time to read the texts of the sung pieces. I have. I pray that your mind is exercised, your spirit renewed and your heart made glad.

~ Jarrett Follette

Holy Week Real Presence Liturgies

Lots of candles, piano, cello and voice, prayer stations, freedom of movement all

are part of Real Presence.

Come and see on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of Holy Week at 6 PM.

EastEr Worship schEdulE

Easter Sunday, March 317:30 AM - Chapel10 AM - Cathedral

The Nurturing Center will be open for the 10 o’clock Easter Sunday service.

Sunday School & Real Presence will not meet Easter Sunday.

The church office will be closed Good Friday and the Monday after Easter.

No 9:30 AM Saturday Holy Eucharist in the Chapel on Holy Saturday, March 30.

The 12:15 PM Mass will be celebrated in the Chapel on Easter Monday, April 1.

easter Sunday ~ Flowering the Cross & easter egg hunt

No Christian formation classes on Easter Sunday.

flowering the Cross will take place 5 minutes before the beginning of the 10:00 AM Easter Sunday service on March 31. All children are invited to bring flowers (several cut stems of any kind or color), join the procession and place their flowers on the wooden cross at the beginning of the service. Please gather near the St. Charles’ Avenue doors 10 minutes before the service in order to join the procession. Parents are welcome to walk with their children. After placing their flowers on the cross, children sit with their parents during the service.

Our Annual Easter Reception & Egg Hunt will follow the 10:00 AM service. All children are invited to bring one dozen eggs, either plastic ones filled with small toys or stickers or wrapped candy or dyed hard-boiled

ones (drop them off with the nursery workers before church). Helpers will hide the eggs in the Bishop’s garden and then the hunt will begin! Refreshments will be served in Stuart Hall. Please plan to join us. If you would like to help by providing eggs to hunt or food for the reception (finger sandwiches, deviled eggs, fruit, etc.), please sign up on the sheets posted in the back of the cathedral, chapel and on the main bulletin board or contact Laurie Bailey, lauriebailey@cccnola.org or 895-6602. Thanks!

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Please place filled Mite Boxes in the baskets found inside the entrance of Cathedral and Chapel on Easter Sunday.

All money collected goes to Heifer International ’s Haiti Project.

Greetings from Advent House:We are once again in the Season of Lent. A time when we have been taught to take time to reflect on our life, take on or give up something that will help us remember that sacrifice is important, make a confession and to be willing to make amends where needed. If we do this, it will probably not be an easy 40 days for us as individuals, nor was it an easy time for our Lord. However it will be a “Holy Time”.

For your reflection time… My suggestion comes as a quote from a book I am reading for pleasure. The title of the book is Maisie Dobbs by Jacqueline Winspear.

“If we can come up with our questions, the questions will do their work. Truth walks toward us on the paths of our questions. As soon as you think you have the answer you have closed the path and may miss vital new information. Wait awhile in the stillness and do not rush to conclusions no matter how uncomfortable the unknowing.”

For your Lenten disciplines Advent House offers the following:

THE BOOK CLUB has resumed. We meet on Mondays from 1 to 2:30. For Lent we are discussing The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis. Have you ever pondered the question of what heaven is and what is hell? In The Great Divorce C.S. Lewis again employs his formidable talent for fable and allegory. The writer, in a dream, boards a bus on a drizzly afternoon and embarks on an incredible voyage through Heaven and Hell. He meets a host of supernatural beings far removed from his expectations and comes to significant realizations about the ultimate consequences of everyday behavior.

ADVENT HOUSE, GOSPEL STUDY:Beginning on January 24, 2013, Advent House will continue to offer scripture study twice a month on the second and fourth Thursdays at 6:00 PM. Dick Moreland will convene the study group. This series will again look at the Gospels for the upcoming Sunday:

February 28 Luke 13:1-9 March 14 John 12:1-8March 28 No Class April 11 John 21:1-19April 25 John 13: 31-35

If you are interested in a morning or early afternoon session, please contact Linda Nelson (501.258.7384; lhn@aristotle.net) or Dick Moreland (301.537.1065; dickmoreland@aol.com) and let us know.

QUIET THURSDAYS AT ADVENT HOUSE Many of us are seeking ways to prepare to observe with devotion the days of our Lord’s passion and resurrection. Advent House has a tradition of opening its doors during Lent to those who want an opportunity for prayer and contemplation. This year, you are invited to come to Advent House, a ministry of Christ Church Cathedral, located at 1637 7th Street in NO. We will begin with Morning Prayer at 9:30 AM followed by a period of quiet on each Thursday in Lent. You can end your time with the Eucharist in the Cathedral Chapel at 12:15 or continue until afternoon. Bring a sack lunch or go to the Cor-ner Grocery or the Fresh Market; water and coffee will be provided. Advent House will remain open to visitors until 5:00 PM each Thursday. No reservation is needed. The Quiet Days began on February 21 and will continue every Thursday through March 21. Call Linda at 504-895-0553 if more information is needed.

Dream Group meets the first Monday of each month. We will meet Monday, March 4 from 6 to 7:30pm at Advent House. Join us if you are able.

Altar flower Donations

Although we do not use flowers on the altar during the season of Lent, you may still sign up for dates after Easter.

Please consider ordering flowers to memorialize or honor your loved ones. Just fill in the sign-up sheet for your desired date (at the entrance to Stuart Hall), or E-mail Sue Blankingship at wyattpump1@aol.com, or call 885-0773. Prices are $80 for the Cathedral and $45 for the Chapel.

We wish a very Happy Birthday to all those born this month. If your name isn’t listed, we don’t have your date of birth in our records.

Please call the church office and we’ll be sure to wish you a Happy Birthday next year.Philip LazichLinda MillerMolly O’KeefeMimi O’LearyPam RicciardiMilton SeilerMarie Louise SpangenbergChris SpeedRobert SullivanElizabeth ThomasAshley Wilson

Abbie CarlsonKyle Del HierroDavid duPlantierPeggy EdwardsAmanda FigueroaBob FinleyCharles FranklinPuttee HolladayAndrew JamesonCahrlie KellumSarah LaBauveZachary LaBauve

Real PresenceA contemplative early evening service

of Holy Eucharist at 6 o’clock

for those seeking holy silence.

Real Presence celebrates the mystery of

God’s grace through worship that engages

the heart, the mind and the senses.

Invite a friend to this informal service.

Casual dress is appropriate.Sunday evenings at 6 pm.

Support the Mission!

We continue to collect non-perishable foods and disposable paper products: plates, cups, etc. (plastic is ok), toilet paper, paper towels, napkins) for the New Orleans Mission. The food is distributed from

the New Orleans Mission Food Bank and the paper products are used each day in the Mission’s feeding ministry. Drop food and paper

products off at church in the back of the cathedral or chapel. Many thanks for your support!

Pamela McCall 3/03Jack Anderson 3/05Sandy Jackson 3/20Alice Hopkins 3/22Robert Barrios 3/26Julian Figueroa 3/31

Holy BaptismHoly Baptism is especially appropriate at the Easter Vigil, on the Day of Pentecost, on All Saints’ Day or the Sunday after All Saints’ Day, and on the Feast of the Baptism of our Lord (the First Sunday after the Epiphany). It is recommended that, as far as possible, Baptisms be reserved for these occasions or when a Bishop is present. (BCP, page 312).

Our next opportunity for baptism is the 4th Sunday of Easter, April 21. Please contact Canon Roberts for more information.

Baptism Anniversaries

Visitors to the Cathedral are often surprised by our Coffee Hour. You can help us keep up our reputation for great hospitality by volunteering to host Coffee Hour one Sunday. Drinks are provided by the church and volunteers provide their choice of food. Host with a friend or two. If you have no time to shop and prepare food, financial donations are always gladly accepted.

For additional information/volunteer, contact Kathy Boyd, 891-1360 or kboydaj@yahoo.com.

Recent Coffee Hour hosts: Annette & Julio Figueroa, Sam & Jennifer Buckley, Sandy & Henry Jackson, Borden & Sara Wallace, Barbara & Dan LeGardeur. Please sign up today in Stuart Hall - there are plenty of open dates from which to choose.

Thank you to all who supported the Hermes Parade Party Fundraiser!

Gross Income was $1681.00Gross Expenses were $483.75

Net was $1197.25

This money along with money collected in our Lenten Mite Boxes will go the Heifer

International’s Haiti project. Let’s see if we can send $2000 this year!

free Cathedral Book Exchange

As you enter the parish hall, you will notice a bookcase on the right just as you walk through the first set of doors. This is the Cathedral Free Book Exchange. Bring a book, take a book. If you have books that you can donate, please leave them on the shelves. Happy reading!

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Happy Birthday SECC!

The Solomon Episcopal Conference Center will celebrate its 20th birthday on Sunday April 7, 2013.

The Diocese of Louisiana invites you to a Bluegrass Eucharist and Picnic at SECC from 11 am until the sun goes down on the 7th.

The day will be an occasion for family fun, fellowship and to honor those who made SECC’s ministry a reality.

Regional musicians will participate at the Eucharist with Bluegrass music.Altar Guild Memorials designed for SECC will be dedicated during the Eucharist.

The picnic menu is extraordinary: Entrees prepared by Christwood, Lambeth House and St. James Place renown chefs and sides by area restaurants and delis.

Entertainment for all ages will include a fishing rodeo, crafts and a surprise or two.

More details about car pooling to the birthday bash will be in the April Canticle. Please reserve April 7th for a great diocesan celebration of SECC.

Jazzercise Classes Monday and Wednesday 5:00pm and 6:15pm

Tuesday and Thursday 6:15pm and a Personal Touch Class at 7:05pm

Please contact Meredith Cox-Smith at uptownjazzercise@hotmail.com with questions.

Bodytime Bootcamp Classes Tuesday and Thursday 5:15pm-6:15pm

Please contact Elijah Hobley elijahhobley@yahoo.com or 504.905.2237 with questions.

Jazzercise & Bodytime Bootcamp classes meet in Stuart Hall using the Sixth Street entrance.

Christian YogaMonday 5:15pm

Please contact Laurie Bailey at lauriebailey@cccnola.org with questions.

Class meets in Good Shepherd atrium use office entrance.

Christian Yoga Mondays 5:15 p.m. ~ No class on March 25

Good Shepherd Atrium (downstairs near the Chapel)

Treat yourself to an hour of gentle stretching, relaxation exercises & period of meditation. Those

new to yoga will find this a good introduction to the poses.

Please use the St. Charles office door to enter the building. For more information contact lauriebailey@

cccnola.org or 895-6602.

All are welcome - give it a try.

Junior High Youth Rally March 8-10, 2013

Solomon Episcopal Conference Center

“Love-From the Inside Out”

Join us as we talk about how we are loved, how we love others, and how we respond to love in our lives. We will talk about the love that Jesus has for us

and for the world, and how we see that love present and living. Guest musician Mike Peterson from Marietta, Georgia, will be with us for the

weekend and the staff will be made up of youth and adults from the Diocesan Youth Leadership Committee. The weekend will also allow for time to play,

relax, and have fellowship with other high school youth from around the Diocese of Louisiana. The cost of the weekend includes double occupancy rooms, all meals, t-shirt, group photo, and all activities for the weekend.

Register online at www.solomoncenter.org

Open to Youth in Grades 6-8 Cost for the Weekend: $150

Detailed information about the weekend, including what time to arrive, what to bring, the community covenant, and how to request financial assistance, is

available on the Event Registration Page on the Solomon Center website, www.solomoncenter.org. For more information or specific questions please

contact: Amelia Arthur, Coordinator for Youth & Young Adult Ministries aarthur@edola.org or (504) 895-6634 ext. 226.

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