Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time; February 15, 2015

Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church13281 Hwy. 644; Vacherie, LA 70090; 225-265-3953; FAX: 225-265-2507; www.olopchurch.org

Fr. Michael Miceli, Pastor; mmiceli@olopchurch.orgDeacon Ricky Oubre; roubre@diobr.org; 225-265-4277

Emergencies: after hours call 225-265-3953 and follow the directions on the voice mail message

God Calls Us To Share A Healing Touchby Pamela Folse

Our communitywas blessed yearsagotohavelivingamongusJohnnyandAnn Harmon.Although the communitywaswellawarethattheybothhadlepro-syorHansen’sDisease,towhichitwaslaterreferred,thecouplewasacceptedhere.Mr.Johnnywasanexcellentpho-tographer.Icouldstillrememberseeinghim in his gray suit walking around aweddingreceptionwithasquare-formatcamera in hand and camera gadgetshangingfromhisshoulders. Mr. Johnny andMrs.Ann did a lotto educate the community about lep-rosy. They were always very welcom-ingtovisitors,whetherattheirhomeortheir photography shop. They seemedtoenjoyvisitors.Mrs.Annalwayslovedtoseethechildrenwhowouldgototheshop to have their pictures taken.Shewould help to make sure the childrenwereposedandprettyfortheirpictures. They came to church here despitehavingmany reasonsnot toand,eventhough Mr. Harmon was not Catho-licwhen they livedhere,hebecameaCatholiclaterinlife. After years and years of scientificresearch, leprosy was found treatablewithmedicineandtherewasnoreasonforthepatientstoliveinisolationinCar-villeanymore.Theywereencouragedtofindresidenceselsewhereandtheagedweretransferredtoaspecialfacility. Mr.JohnnyandMrs.Annweregreatgiftstoourcommunityandourcommu-nityembracedthem.Weallbecamebet-terpeople forhaving theminour lives.Mr.Johnnyusedhistalentforourben-efitand,inreturn,wehelpedhimtosup-porthiswifeandfamily. Inhislateryears,Mr.Johnnywrotehis autobiography, “King of the Mi-

crobes,” which gives us a glimpse ofhislifewithadreadeddisease. When preaching one day, the

late Bishop Ken Untener made thecomment, “Ifwearegoing tousethisworld’smeasurementsapersonmightsay,‘Thisisagreatparish,thisparishIbelongto,because ithasanoilwellanditdoesn’tcostusanymoney.Ev-erything’sfree.It’sgotairconditioning,too,andwedon’thavetopayforit.Andit’sgotthickcarpetandgreat,comfort-ablecushions,andthepriestlookslikeRobertRedfordandheneverpreacheslong--oneminute and he’s done.Andthe buildings are magnificent...” Kenwent on to say, “But those aren’t thethingsthatmakeaparishgreat intheeyesoftheLord.Ifyouthinkabout it,what are some things? One thing iscaring.A good parish is a place thatyou never have to deserve, that younever have to earn. People here can

say toanybody, ‘I’mglad you’rehere.’Thatwouldmakeitagreatparish,evenifthey’reindebt.” “A great parish has inclusivenessanddifferentkindsofpeople,andlivesoutwhatJesusprayed,‘Thattheymaybeone.’Parishionershaveasenseofbeingtogether,not likebeingatsepa-rate tables ina restaurant,butpeoplewho smile and are together. Parishhistories can never tell the greatnessofthepeoplewhocared,whobelievedinGod,whowelcomed,who includedpeople, who went out to people inneed--inneedofsomeonetotalktoorinneedofmoneyor inneedof food--andhelpedthem.” Jesus taught the disciples how toget ready: Simply make sure, day inanddayout,thatthepoorandsufferingarethecenterofyourconcern.” That’s what Pope Francis teachesusbyhiswordsandhisactions.Carefor thepoor.Embrace themphysically,let them feel your love and take themintoyourheart. In thisweek’sgospelJesus touch-es someone who is untouchable andmakes him whole again. The personis somovedwith the healing touch ofJesus that he runs to tell the commu-nity. The entire community is affectedbecause that community could not bewholeuntilitsmemberwashealed. Who among us, the members ofthis community, needs healing? If Je-sus should come to our community,whowouldhebedrawnto?WhowouldPope Francis touch? How could ourcommunitybemadewhole? Whydowewait for someoneelsetodoforusthatwhichweshoulddoforourselves?TowhomisGodcallingyoutobringahealingtouch?Anembrace?

YOUR STEWARDSHIP OFFERING FEB. 8, 2015

Regular Collection $3,647.00Bank Draft 310.00On-Line 745.00TOTAL $4,702.00Repairs & Replacement $349.00Social Justice $9.00Chapel $187.00

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A VOCATION VIEW--Feb. 15, 2015Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time Today’s Gospel says, “Jesus was moved with pity when He saw a leper.” Are you moved with love and compas-sion when you see the outcast of today’s society? Today Jesus continues to call forward men and women to minister as He did. If you think God is calling you to a Church vocation, call or email Fr. Matt Dupre at 225.336.8778, mdupre@diobr.org, or visit www.diobr.org/vocations.

COMMUNITY CATECHESIS--Feb. 15, 2015Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time In the Gospel, a man deemed untouch-able, is put back “in touch” with the living com-munity of God’s people. But there’s more. Je-sus’ touch transformed not only the diseased person, but the whole community. For the community itself was not whole until this com-munity member was restored to wholeness and returned to the community. Jesus asks us to seek healing for ourselves and become an instrument of healing for others.

Children’s Ministry will gather to celebrate Lent on Sat., Feb. 21 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for children ages 5 to 12. They will meet in the small hall and snacks will be served. Parents of children who will be attending should contact Ma-ria Simon, 985-773-4251 before Thurs., Feb. 19. Please notify Maria at that time of any food allergies.

Call For Tax Statement Parishioners who would like a record of their tithe to the church should call the church office and request a copy from Julie, 265-3953, ext. 10. Please allow a day or two for pro-cessing your request.

Friday Meals in Lent Meals will be served at the Good Children Hall every Friday during Lent beginning on Feb. 20. Lunches can be picked up from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at a cost of $9 per plate. A variety of meat-less meals will be available. These dinners help to support several local groups and organizations.

The parish office will be closed Mon. and Tues., Feb. 16 & 17 for the Mardi Gras holiday.

Ash Wednesday Masses will be held at 6 a.m., 12 noon and 6:30 p.m. on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2015.

Ashes will be distributed only during Mass.

Way of the Cross will be held every Friday during Lent at 3:30 p.m. Groups and individuals are invited to pray the Way of the Cross at any time

during the day or early evening.

Our next Family Faith Formation Session will be held on Sun., Feb. 22 at 10:30 a.m.

Families are reminded that your family social justice project can be turned in at any time.

Find Yourself A Nail Some people tie a string around their finger to remind them of something they don’t want to forget. This Lent we hope that everyone will join us in finding a nail as a reminder to meditate daily on the crucifixion of Christ and its meaning to each of us personally. We will provide a meditation book and a pin for you, but we would like to strongly stuggest that you have avail-able a real nail to use as the focus of your daily prayer. Let your nail remind you each day of the day’s message, which will be sum-marized in the title of each day’s devotion. If you can carry just that title in your mind each day, meditation will have begun. Pick up your books at church on Ash Wednesday.

You Are Invited toTake Part in Rice Bowl

Join your parish family and Catholics across the coun-try in making a life-changing journey this Lent with CRS Rice Bowl. Through Catholic Relief Services and Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Baton Rouge, your Rice Bowl participation serves the most vulnerable glogally and in this community, where 25 percent of your donation funds local programs. Rice Bowls will be available in church on Ash Wednesday. The young children have already received them at Faith Formation. Please be sure to use the easy and fun resources to more closely encounter Jesus and deepen your Lenten experience. Remember, your sacrifices change lives.

Children’s Ministry toCelebrate Lent

Second Collections On Ash Wednesday we will take up the Collection for the Church in Central and Eastern Europe. This collection sup-ports Catholic organizations that provide affordable shelter and train seminarians in a region that still struggles from the effects of Soviet rule. By providing pastoral care, catechesis, and funding for building renovations, your donations help to restore the Church and build the future in the region. Please give generously to the collection on Ash Wednesday. Next weekend, we will take up the annual Collection for Black and Indian Missions. This collection exists to help dioc-esan communities to build the church and preach the Gospel of Jesus among the African American, Native American and Alaska Native people of God.

Congratulations to the Newly Confirmed

Congratulations to these young people of our parish who received the Sacrament of Confirmation this past Tues-day by Bishop Robert Muench. First row, from left, Rhyan Batiste, Caitie Reulet, Noelie Rome, Haven Thomas, Sydney Brown, Cassidy Gravois, Samantha Falgoust. Back row, from left: Cody Oubre, Demi Gravois Haley Au-coin, Bryce Brazan, Connor Cazenave, Trent Scioneaux, Bryan Ponville. Standing, from left: Bishop Muenche, Jace Ponville, Dante Johnson, KaVonta Batiste and Evan Folse.

Thisisaninvitationtochurchandcommunityorganiza-tions,prayergroupsandindividualstojoinusinplanningaparishHealthFair.OurparishhallisavailableonSat.,April25andwewouldliketohaveitthen. Comeandbringyourideas.Wewanttohearwhatyouhavetosayandwewanttoknowyoursuggestions. WewillhaveourfirstplanningmeetingonWed.,Feb.25at6:30p.m.inthesmallhall.Everyoneisinvited.

Join Us In PlanningA Parish Health Fair

Lenten Penance Service Dates

The Lenten Penance Services in our area will beheldasfollows: Tues.,March17:Ascension;Donaldsonville Wed.,March18:St.ElizabethinPaincourtville Wed.,March18:SacredHeartinGramercy Thurs.,March19:OurLadyofPeaceinVacherie Alloftheseserviceswillbeginat7p.m.

Seeking Work Homesfor Summer Mission

TheVacherieMissionwillbeheld thisyear fromSun.,July12throughSat.,July18.Wearelookingforwardtoan-othergreatweekinourcommunity. Wearenowseekingworkthattheyouthcandoduringthatweek.Thebestjobsforthemwouldbewashing,scrap-ingandpainting,eitherinsideoroutside. Wewillalsohaveateamofyouthwhowilldopressurewashing.Lastyearwewerenotabletoget tomostof thepressurewashingjobsbecauseofrainyweather. Pleasedonotwaituntilthemissionweektocallaskingforhelp.Theteamthatwillcomebyandlookatallthejobswillbehereinamonthorso.Ifyouareconsideringhavingworkdonenowisthetimetocall. Ifinterested,callPamFolse,225-265-3953,ext.13.

TheGoodChildren’sSocietyAnnualGarageSaleFundraiserwillbeheldMarch6,7&8from10a.m.to2p.m.attheGoodChildren’sHall. TheSocietyisacceptingdonationsatthehallpriortotheevent.Pleasedonotleaveitemsoutsidethehalldoors. Call Anita Batiste, 265-4270, or Russell Steib,225-624-6062fordeliverytimes.Thanks!

Good Children’s SocietyAnnual Garage Sale

We Welcome the Newly Baptized

WewelcomethosewhorecentlyenteredthefamilyofGodandourfamilythroughthewatersofbaptism: JustinPeterKeller:sonofByronandRebeccaChris-topheKeller,bornDec.7,2014inNatchitoches,La. MaggieKatherineReulet:daughterofJodiandMariaWaguespackReulet,bornJan.1,2015inThibodaux,La. RileyRoseReulet:daughterofPhilipandPaigeChias-sonReulet,bornDec.25,2014inThibodaux,La.

U. S. Bishops WantTo Hear From You

Healing Mass, Spiritual Warfare Sessions Set

TheBishopsoftheUnitedStatesareaskingeachdio-cesetoconducta“consultation”withthefaithfulinprepara-tionfortheupcoming“SynodontheFamily”whichwillbeheldinRomeinOctober2015.TheBishopsrecognizethatthosewhoarelivingouttheirvocationtomarriageandfam-ilyareinthebestpositiontoadvisethemonthesematters.Therefore,theDioceseisconductinganon-linesurveyandinvitingallmembersofthediocesetoparticipate.Tojointhe“consultation”,simplygototheDiocesanwebsiteatwww.diobr.organdclickonthe“2015FamilySynodSurvey”.Youneednotanswerallofthequestionsforyourresponsestobetabulated.Attheendofthesurvey,clickthe“submit”but-tonandyourresponseswillbeaddedtothosesenttotheBishops.Takeafewminutestocontributetothisimportantproject.

Fr.Robert-JoelCruz,pastorofOurLadyofPromptSuc-corCatholicChurchinChackbay,willbehavingaHealingMassandservicesonThurs.,Feb.19,at7p.m.Thetopicoftheeveningwillbe“Joy:PartIII”andisofferedaspartoftheFruitsoftheHolySpiritSeries. Thespringsessionofthecontinuingcourseonspiritualwarfare,deliveranceandprayerofliberationandexorcismwillbeginonThurs.,Feb.26.OthersessionswillbeheldMarch5,26,May7and28from6:30to8:30p.m. The subject of the spring session is “Ministering toThoseUnderExtraordinaryDemonicAssault”.

Toallmyfamily,friends,andallpeopleofgoodwill! HereisanupdateonwhathasbeengoingonasIap-proachtheendofmyseminaryformationandprepareforordinationtothepriesthood. Ihavebeenordainedadeaconforoversevenmonth.IamgladthatseminariansintheirfinalyearofformationatNotreDameSeminaryaregivenalmostafullyeartobeadeaconandtogrowinwhatitmeanstobeadeacon.Theexperiences and opportunities over these seven monthshavebeenhumbling,amazing,andgracefilled. Aspartofmyformation,IwasassignedtoOurLadyofMercyParishinBatonRouge,oneofthelargestparishesinmydiocesewithover3,100families,2dailymasses,7massesontheweekend,andan800-studentschool. WhileattheparishIcelebrated11baptisms,receivedthreechildrenintotheChurch,andtherewereabout20fu-nerals/burials. I returned to theseminary in late-October tocontinuemystudies. Ithasbeengood togetback into intellectualformationandreturntocommunity life.Theseminaryhadover41newseminariansstart in theFalland the largestenrollment(114)since1999. Iam taking fourclasses:PsalmsandWisdomLitera-ture;MarriageandFamilyLife;ModernChurchHistory;andEucharistandPenancePracticum.Thelastclass,EucharistandPenancePracticum iswherewepractice celebratingtheMass and hearing confessions.Alongwith this, I amalsotakingmyComprehensiveExamsthroughoutthisse-mester.Theseexamsaremeanttocombinewhatwehavelearnedinthedifferentareasofstudy(Scripture,MoralThe-ology,DogmaticTheology,SpiritualTheologyandHistoricalTheology)andapplythemtopossiblepastoralsituationswewillencounterinministry. IwasveryblessedtogototheHolyLandforapilgrim-ageinearlyJanuary.Duringthetrip,itoccurredtomehowappropriatethatIgotovisitandprayattheplaceswhereJesuswalked,ministered, suffered,died,and resurrectedasIpreparetofollowhimandshareinHispriesthoodthathehascalledmeto. Irecentlyturnedinmyhand-writtenpetitiontomybish-op requesting that I beadvanced to theSacredOrderofPresbyter.OnSun.,Feb.22,myclassmateandIwilltakeourOath of Fidelity andmake our Profession of Faith inpreparation for ordination to the priesthood. It will be at5:15pmduringtheprayingofEveningPrayer.Everyoneiswelcometoattend. IwillbeordainedtothepriesthoodonSat.,May30,at10a.m.atSt.JosephCathedralinBatonRouge.Thenextday,Sun.,May31,IwillcelebrateaMassofThanksgivingat11:30atSt.JudetheApostle,9150HighlandRoad,Ba-tonRouge,LA70810. IhavenoideawhereIwillbeassignedafterordinationorwhenIwillfindouteither.Thatisuptothebishop. Asalways,please feel free tocontactmeshouldyouhaveanyquestions,wanttoknowmore,orhaveanyprayerrequests.GodBless!DeaconMatthewGraham

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With Sincere Appreciation

Miss Pamela Folse, Pastoral Associatepfolse@olopchurch.org

Mrs. Julie Chiasson, Admin. Assistantolopeace@bellsouth.net

Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.Other Times By Appointment

Mass Times: Saturday, 4 p.m.Sunday, 7 & 9 a.m.; Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 8 a.m.

Sacrament of ReconciliationSaturday, 3 to 3:30 p.m., or by appointment

Sacrament of BaptismDesignated Sundays at 9 a.m. Mass

Parents must call church at least one week in advance of scheduled baptism.

Sacrament of MarriageContact priest for marriage policy at least six months in advance and before setting date of

wedding and making preparations.

Adorers are needed for the Ado-ration Chapel. To fill one of these time slots or any other, call Rose Brazan, 265-3196. Sun.: Midnight -1 a.m., 2-3 a.m. 3-4 a.m., 1-2 p.m.Tues.: 11-12 Midnight; 3-4 a.m. Wed.: 1-2 a.m.Thurs.: 1-2 a.m., 2-3 a.m., 8-9 a.m.Fri.: 1-2 a.m., 1-2 p.m.Sat.: 2-3 a.m., 3-4 a.m., 5-6 p.m.

Adorers NeededDonald Sr. & Genevieve AbadieNorman AllenBetty BecnelDaniel BecnelDano & Diane R. BecnelBluebeck, Irene & Jamin BecnelJoseph Guy & Marietta BecnelJoseph Lloyd BecnelJoseph Marcel BecnelJules & Noelie BecnelMaurice Sr. & Daisy K. BecnelGaspard & Ronnie BrazanIda Dumas CareyDenis, Eve & Denis Jr. ChenierLinda Steib ClarkFrederic ClarkeEdward & Eddie ClementJoseph “Lal” and Frances ConstantLester, Lois & Neil CortezTerry & Bertha CortezDonald Delatte, Jr.Horace & Julia DominoBernard, Esther & Karen DumasCyril Dumas Sr. family Edwin Joseph DumasWalton & Elodie DumasNuma & Inez FalgoustRay J. FalgoustJanet Becnel FolseLester Sr. & Virgia FolseReid & Jeanne FolseDavid Mark GranierAndrew GravoisEloise B. Gravois Jessica Rodrigue Busscher

Honora GravoisJoseph N. Gros, Jr.Joseph Sr. & Olympe GrosRaymond L. Gros, Sr.George Grow, Jr.Gillis & Mabel GuillotKelsey HymelHenry & Mary Alice Rome HymelLynn & Gayle HymelJohn, Laura & John Isom, Jr.Joseph C & Norris IsomWillie & Josephine IsomLawrence JacksonEva D. and Joseph I. JamesWarren A. JefferyHoward Jones FamilyJoseph Jones FamilyByron J. KellerJohnny J. & Jarran KellerKenneth, Charles & Ricky KellerSeptemia, Linda & Gayle KellerMorris & Catherine KellerOra Lee L. KellerFrancile Baker LabatCecilia W. LoupBernard MarsePhilip MarseThomas & Thelma MarseTy Michael MartinezJos. & Gladys Narcisse fam.Amelise J. Oubre, Jr.Clamce & Alvin OubreEddie & Therese Oubre fly.Eugenia Steib Oubre Freddie P. Oubre, Sr. family

Hurby J. OubreJoseph & Hilda Oubre familyMarjorie Narcisse PhilipHerman ReuletJoyce ReuletLloyd & Lynn ReuletAugust & Alice RodrigueChester & Joyce W. RodrigueManuel RodrigueElodie RomeMary D. RomeRoger & Eugene RomeV. J. RomeLucien & Edna RougeeRaymond “Mighty” RougeeElmond J. Saul FamilyLeola P. SaulFernand & Lorne SchexnayderMr. & Mrs. Guy SchexnayderMelvin Scioneaux, Jr.Sidney & Isabelle SimonAndre & Iona SteibBenoit J. Steib, Sr.Charles SteibFlorian, Regina & M Farrell SteibLazard Sr. & Hilda Steib familyPaul & Alice I. SteibRosemond & Vivian SteibSylvester Steib Sr. familyBernice T. SteinLeonard J. SteinKeith WilliamsWilson Woods Sr. familyOscar A. Zeno, Sr.

In Loving Memory

TO ADD YOUR DECEASED TO THE MEMORIALS CALL THE CHURCH --265-3953

SANCTUARY CANDLE: In memory of Bobby Becnel on his birthday by his family.CHAPEL CANDLE: In memory of Fr. Clarence Waguespack by adorers.FLORALS: The ambo and tabernacle flowers for this week are given in honor of the marriage of Ronny Martinez and Michael Zeringue, Jr. and in memory of their deceased family members.MISSALETTE: A missal has been donated in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Webre by family. Two missals have been donated in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bourgeois by Randy and Susan Hotard.

Remembering Those Who Died We offer sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the family of:

Eugene Lassere, who died Thurs., February 5, 2015Tracy Peltier, who died Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Weekly CalendarSunday, February 15, 2015Mass 7 and 9 a.m.Monday, February 16, 2015Spirit of Praise 6 p.m.Charismatic Prayer Meeting 7 p.m.Wednesday, February 18, 2015Mass 6 a.m., noon, 6:30 p.m.Thursday, February 19, 2015Mass 8 a.m.Gospel Choir 6 p.m.Friday, February 20, 2015Mass 8 a.m.Good Children Lenten Meal 11 a.m.Way of the Cross 3:30 p.m.Saturday, February 21, 2015Mass 4 p.m.Children’s Ministry 5:30-7:30 p.m.Sunday, February 22, 2015Mass 7 & 9 a.m.Family Faith Formation 10:30 a.m.

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