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St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church

St. Catherine of siena catholic church October 15, 2017

Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time

“Centered on Christ, Ablaze with Love!”

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church

105 Bonnabel Blvd., Metairie, LA 70005 www.stcatherineparish.com

www.facebook.com/scsmetairie

Office Hours: Monday — Friday 8:30 am — 4:30 pm

Parish Phone: 504-835-9343 Parish Fax: 504-835-1525 Parish Emergency Line: 504-833-8507 St. Vincent de Paul Assistance: 504-267-9507

Mass Schedule

Monday — Friday 9:00 am Saturday (Vigil) 4:00 pm Sunday 7:00 am 9:00 am *(Childcare Available) 11:00 am *(Childcare Available) 5:30 pm * Childcare/Nursery is located in the Melancon Center.

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Monday 9:30 — 10:00 am Wednesday 9:30 — 10:00 am Friday 9:30 — 10:00 am Saturday 3:00 — 4:00 pm Or By Appointment

Devotions

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration (Chapel) Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena (Tuesdays 9:30am in Church)

Rosary (Monday — Friday 8:15 am in Church)

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School

400 Codifer Blvd. Metairie, LA 70005 www.scsgators.org

School Phone: 504-831-1166 School Fax: 504-833-8982

Hearing assistance devices are available in Church. Please see an usher if you need one.

Established in 1921

Pray for Fr. Ronnie!

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Mass Intentions Saturday, October 14 4:00 pm Bryon Joseph Becnel Althea Boudreaux Roy J. Busiere, Jr. Fr. Ronnie Calkins Lil Cervini Adam C. Dicks Hilda Conzelman Gandolfi Ulice Gomez Danny Haggerty Azelia Hart Frances Murphy Sharon Ellis Murray Melrose Schwarz Jennifer Sonnier Carol Taylor Christopher Vanderbrook Dorothy Wright Sunday, October 15 7:00 am Parish Family 9:00 am Rosary Altar Society 11:00 am Charles Barberito Fr. Ronnie Calkins Renard J. Falcon, Jr. Raymond Gambel Danny Haggerty Bill Hartfield Anand Irimpen Joyce Lionnet Joseph C. Moscona Clifton Neyrey CeCelia Ochoa Ruben Ochoa Randy Perrone Herbert Simpson 5:30 pm Sharon Ellis Murray Monday, October 16 9:00 am Ora Chaisson Gilly Tuesday, October 17 9:00 am Genevieve Nemeth Wednesday, October 18 9:00 am John Robert Tubre Thursday, October 19 9:00 am Myrlie Carroll Friday, October 20 9:00 am Walton D’Arensbourg

Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time Today’s Readings First Reading: On this mountain the LORD will make for all peoples a feast of rich food and choice wines (Isaiah 25:6-10a). Psalm: I shall live in the house of the Lord all the days of my life (Psalm 23). Second Reading: God will supply whatever you need (Philippians 4:12-14,19-20). Gospel: I have prepared my banquet, and everything is ready. Come to the feast! (Matthew 22:1-14). Readings for the Week Monday: Rom 1:1-7; Ps 98:1-4; Lk 11:29-32 Tuesday: Rom 1:16-25; Ps 19:2-5; Lk 11:37-41 Wednesday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18; Lk 10:1-9 Thursday: Rom 3:21-30; Ps 130:1b-6ab; Lk 11:47-54 Friday: Rom 4:1-8; Ps 32:1b-2, 5, 11; Lk 12:1-7 Saturday: Rom 4:13, 16-18; Ps 105:6-9, 42-43; Lk 12:8-12 Sunday: Is 45:1, 4-6; Ps 96:1, 3-5, 7-10; 1 Thes 1:1-5b; Mt 22:15-21 Saints and Special Observances Sunday: Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time Monday: St. Hedwig; St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Tuesday: St. Ignatius of Antioch Wednesday: St. Luke Thursday: Ss. John de Brébeuf, Isaac Jogues, and Companions Friday: St. Paul of the Cross Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary Scripture Reflection The mountain of the Lord described in today’s first reading is a place where there is no more hunger, no more weeping, and no more division of any kind. We need to pause and ponder these images every now and then, especially given the fact that we live in such a fractured world. The responsorial psalm continues to paint a picture of a place where only goodness and kindness flourish. These readings describe the heavenly banquet, to which God calls each of us through baptism and continues to call us throughout our lives. Let us “RSVP” to God’s invitation and live our lives consistent with gospel values so that one day we will be welcomed to the table of the kingdom. Archdiocesan Family Prayer Loving and faithful God, through the years the people of our archdiocese have appreci-ated the prayers and love of Our Lady of Prompt Succor in times of war, disaster, epidemic and illness. We come to you, Father, with Mary our Mother, and ask you to help us in the battle of today against violence, murder and racism. We implore you to give us your wisdom that we may build a community founded on the values of Jesus, which gives respect to the life and dignity of all people. Bless parents that they may form their children in faith. Bless and protect our youth that they may be peacemakers of our time. Give consolation to those who have lost loved ones through violence. Hear our prayer and give us the perseverance to be a voice for life and human dignity in our community. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Our Lady of Prompt Succor, hasten to help us. Mother Henriette Delille, pray for us that we may be a holy family. Amen. St. Catherine of Siena Parish Prayer God, Our Father, we thank you for our parish community of St. Catherine of Siena. Thank you for the many blessings that you have given us, but especially for calling us to serve as disciples of your son, Jesus Christ. As we gather today, we ask that you send your Holy Spirit to guide us in everything that we do. Transform our hearts and lead us closer to you. Help us always to seek to be a parish that is Centered on Christ and Ablaze with Love. We ask all of these things in the name of Jesus, and through the intercession of our Blessed Mother. St. Catherine of Siena, pray for us!

Memorials

The Sanctuary Candle will burn for the Special Intentions of the John W. Hummel Family

The Divine Mercy Candle will burn for the

Special Intentions of Deacon David M. Frank

Contact Frances Skiffington at 834-1709 or [email protected] for dedications.

Prayer & Worship

Our Mission

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Parish exists to form and send forth

a community of disciples of Jesus Christ who witness by

joyfully living the Gospel.


New Parishioners: Welcome! Please extend a warm welcome to our newest parishioners. We look forward to their active involvement in parish life.

• Tate Boudreaux and Amanda Henne • Bob and Brenda Breck • Alex and Donna Lepine • Lester and Jill Lusignan • Elliott, Jeananne, and Patrick Montgomery • Ryan and Rebecca Roubion • Lyle, Erin, Cecily, and Lennon Schilling • Jacob, Rebecca, Abigail, Alice, and Jacob Schoen • John, Cortney, and Violet Seymour Baptisms: Congratulations! Congratulations to the following children who were baptized recently at St. Catherine:

• Taylor Scott Driscoll, child of George and Merritt Driscoll • Patrick Frazier Montgomery, child of Elliott and Jeananne Montgomery Fair Shirts and Tickets for Sale: October 14, 15 Fair shirts, food tickets and basket booth tickets will be available for purchase after all of this weekend’s Masses, with cash or check. KCs Hosting Coffee and Doughnuts: October 15 Join the Knights of Columbus for coffee and doughnuts after the 9 am Mass today, October 15, in the Melancon Center. Sign Up Now for 40 Days for Life: October 17 Sign up now to join fellow parishioners for one hour of prayerful pres-ence at Planned Parenthood, 4636 South Claiborne, on Tuesday, Octo-ber 17, 7 am-1 pm, during the 40 Days for Life campaign. Prayer and presence closed the Causeway Medical Clinic, and the hope is that the same will occur at the South Claiborne facility. For more information, contact Stephanie at 495-6964 or [email protected]. Parishes and other entities of the Archdiocese of New Orleans have taken part in 40 Days for Life, an international campaign, since 2009. Biblical Roots of the Eucharist: October 18 A study on the biblical roots of the Eucharist will begin on Wednesday, October 18, 10:30 am, in the Melancon Center. Renowned teacher Dr. Brant Pitre guides participants through Scripture, history, and Church teaching to illuminate the wonder and miracle of the Eucharist. With deep insight, Dr. Pitre gives a fresh perspective for understanding the mystery that is the Eucharist. For more information or to register for the study, contact Carol Rooney at [email protected]. Youthful Elders to Meet: October 19 LeslieAnn Cioti from the Jefferson Council on Aging will speak on Medi-care Open Enrollment at the Youthful Elders meeting on Thursday, October 19, 1 pm, in the Melancon Center. This meeting also will be our Halloween party to do the Monster Mash! Costumes welcome but not required. Prizes for the best costume. We need everyone to at-tend. Lunch will be served.

“Big Picture” Study of the Bible: October 19 An eight-part “big picture” study of the Bible will begin on Thursday, October 19, 6:45-8:15 pm, in the Melancon Center. Participants will learn how to make sense of the Bible and how it relates to everyday life, discover the remarkable connections between the Old and New Testaments, and see how the sacraments, the Church, and the entire Catholic Faith are rooted in Scripture. The cost is $22. Please contact Mary Jeandron at 858-4464 or [email protected] to register. Fair Weekend Mass Schedule: October 21 and 22 On Saturday, October 21, there will be a 10:30 pm Vigil Mass in addi-tion to the regularly scheduled 4 pm Vigil Mass. On Sunday, October 22, Mass will be at 7 am, 9 am, and 11 am, with NO 5:30 pm MASS. Please note: daily Mass parking in the lot will be unavailable on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. All Souls’ Day Memorial Mass: November 2 There will be a Memorial Mass to commemorate the Faithful Departed on Thursday, November 2, 7 pm, in the church. Parishioners who died this past year will be remembered. All are invited and encouraged to pray with the family and friends of the deceased. Please contact Deb-bie Romagosa in the parish office, 835-9343, or [email protected], for more information. November Flower Memorials During the month of November, we remember loved ones who have died. If you would like to donate a potted mum in the sanctuary in honor of a loved one who died, please send $20 to the parish office with the name of the person you wish to remember. The names will be printed in the bulletin in November. Need Service Hours? The Parish School of Religion is looking for high school students to help on Sunday mornings from 9-11:30 am. Contact Michelle Alley at 835-9343 or [email protected]. The Parish Nursery is looking for students in grades 6-12 to help dur-ing the 9 am and 11 am Masses. Contact Madylin Schneller 258-1949 or [email protected].

Parish News

October 7-8, 2017 General Collection $19,868.08

Weekly Electronic Giving $5,538.00

Poor Box $351.23

Total Collection $25,757.31 Thank you for financially supporting the mission of St.

Catherine Parish. We appreciate your generosity. 7% of the weekly collection is used for missionary outreach.

Letter from Deacon David Frank Dear SCS Parishioners, Over the last four and a half months, I have been blessed to have St. Catherine of Siena Parish as my first assignment as a newly-ordained deacon. Sadly, this weekend marks the end of my assignment here, as I return to Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans for my remaining year of classes, with the hope of being ordained a priest in June 2018. The time has flown by, and it is hard to leave just as I have started to get to know you all better. I know I will miss you, so I keep reminding myself that I'll be only ten minutes away. I hope to visit y'all from time to time, and you are always welcome to visit me at the seminary. It has been a joy to pray and serve alongside you all! Much has happened during my short time here, from the Hurricane Harvey donation drive to Fr. Ronnie's cancer diagnosis, and countless joyful and sorrowful moments in between. I have learned so much from Fr. Ronnie and Fr. Tim about how to be a priest who is dedicat-ed to giving people his best. Never take for granted these two priests who, like Jesus, lay down their lives every day to serve you. And I have learned just as much from you, the wonderful people of St. Catherine Parish and School, about what a thriving church and school should look like. I pray that I will never forget these lessons in my future ministry. But know this: wherever I may be sent in the future, I will continue to pray for you and your intentions. Please pray for me, and keep praying and encouraging young people here at SCS—maybe in your own family!—to respond fearlessly to God's call in their lives to become holy religious sisters and brothers, holy priests, and holy husbands and wives. Then, as we are centered on Christ and ablaze with love, our parish will be an even brighter sign of the true hope that only comes from Jesus! Yours truly in Christ, Deacon David Frank


Saturday, October 14 Sunday, October 15 Monday, October 16 Tuesday, October 17

8:00 am Fall Cleaning of the Church (C) 2:15 pm Baptism (C) 3:00 pm Reconciliation (C) 4:00 pm Vigil Mass (C) FAIR T-SHIRTS AND TICKETS

FOR SALE B Barrett Complex C Church CAF Cafeteria CR Conference Room G Gym MC Melancon Center R Rectory YR Youth Room S School OC Off Campus

7:00 am Sunday Mass (C) 8:30 am Childcare (MC) 9:00 am Sunday Mass (C) 9:00 am RCIA (CR) 10:00 am PSR (S) 10:00 am Baptism (C) 10:00 am KC Coffee and Doughnuts (MC) 10:00 am Baking of Cookies for St. Joseph Altar (CAF) 11:00 am Sunday Mass / Children’s Liturgy of the Word (C) 5:30 pm Sunday Mass (C) 5:30 pm Men’s Club Basketball (G) 6:30 pm Confirmation (B)

FAIR T-SHIRTS AND TICKETS FOR SALE

DEACON DAVID’S LAST DAY AT SCS

9:00 am Daily Mass (C) 9:30 am Reconciliation (C) 6:00 pm Rosary for Fr. Ronnie (C) 6:00 pm Knights of Columbus (MC) 7:00 pm CYO Sports (G)

9:00 am Daily Mass (C) 9:30 am Bible Study (MC) 10:00 am LTMTP (MC) 5:30 pm Legion of Mary (MC) 6:30 pm CYO Sports (G) 7:00 pm LTMTP (MC) 7:00 pm Bible Study (MC)

Wednesday October 18 Thursday, October 19 Friday, October 20 Saturday, October 21

9:00 am Daily Mass (C) 9:30 am Bible Study (MC) 10:00 am SVdP Food Distribution (MC) 1:00 pm Youthful Elders (MC) 6:00 pm LTMTP (MC) 6:30 pm Men’s Club Basketball (G) 6:45 pm Bible Study (MC)

8:15 am LTMTP (MC) 9:00 am Daily Mass (C) 9:30 am Reconciliation (C) 9:30 am RAS Cleaning of the Church (C) 1:30 pm SHOUT Performance (B)

PARISH FAIR — 6-11 PM

3:00 pm Reconciliation (C) 4:00 pm Vigil Mass (C) 4:00 pm SHOUT Performance (B) 10:30 pm Fair Mass (C)

SECOND COLLECTION: WORLD MISSION SUNDAY

PARISH FAIR — NOON-10 PM

9:00 am School Mass 1st-7th (C) 9:30 am Reconciliation (C) 9:30 am Bible Study (MC) 6:00 pm Co-op Volleyball (G) 7:00 pm With Wednesday (YR)

Weekly Calendar: October 14-21

Interested in Becoming Catholic? The Catholic Church is always happy to welcome new mem-bers into her arms. Our parish stands ready to assist and guide those who would like to become Catholic. If you are a member of another Christian denomination or if you have never been baptized, we invite you to consider the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA). RCIA is the process by which someone who is not yet Catholic can enter into the Church. It a time of prayer and study, an opportunity to grow in a relationship with God and with the larger parish commu-nity. Participating in RCIA does not mean that you are mak-ing a firm commitment; it simply means that you are inter-ested in learning more about our faith. For those who are already Catholic, this could be an opportunity to invite a family member or friend to consider becoming Catholic. If you have questions or would like more information about RCIA, please call the parish office at 835-9343 or email Kurt Garcia at [email protected].

Formed.org Parish Code: YJRRTG


Parish Snapshots Left: Notre Dame Seminary Rector Fr. Jim Wehner speaks to Eucharistic Minis-ter/Usher training meeting participants; below: the annual Blessing of the Pets


Parish Fair — October 20, 21, & 22

Visit the NEW Slime Booth!!


“SCS Asks for YOU!”


Archdiocesan News Experience Dominican October 18, 23, 26, 31 St. Mary’s Dominican High school has several opportunities to experi-ence Dominican this fall. Spend-a-Day dates include October 18, 23, 26, and 31, and November 1, 7, and 10. Contact Sandra Corday at 518-5090 or [email protected] for more information or to schedule a Spend-a-Day. Lantern Light’s Annual Fish Fry: October 20 Lantern Light’s 8th Annual Fish Fry, with plates including catfish, mac ‘n cheese, bread, coleslaw, and dessert at $10 each, is scheduled for Friday, October 20. Regular pickup—dine in or take out—will be from 11 am-3 pm, at 1803 Gravier Street, directly behind St. Joseph Church. Pre-order online at www.lanternlight.org or by calling 273-5573 x 116. Systemic Change Symposium: October 20 A Symposium for Systemic Change will take place on Friday, October 20, 8 am-2:30 pm, at The Tracy Center, 1800 South Acadian Thruway, Baton Rouge. Sponsored by the Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New Orleans, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, and Catholic Charities of Baton Rouge, the symposium will include sessions on legislation, human trafficking and immigration, faithful citizenship, criminal justice reform, justice reinvestment, and higher education in prison. The day’s events also will include a civic engagement summit of student leaders. To register or for more information contact Angela Wattler at 985-966-3846 or [email protected]. Workshop on Pope Francis’ Vision: October 20, 21 “Realizing Pope Francis’ Vision for the Church” is the topic for the 2017 Roppolo Memorial Workshop, Friday, October 20, 7 pm, and Saturday, October 21, 9 am, at Notre Dame Seminary Schulte Auditorium, 2901 S. Carrollton Avenue, New Orleans. Sr. Barbara Reid, OP, will present a biblical reflection on Pope Francis’ vision for the church called to em-body mercy and create a culture of encounter. The workshop is free and open to the public. Please preregister for the workshop at http://gps.loyno.edu/lim/roppolo. Call 861-6281 or email [email protected] for more information. Beginning Experience: October 20-22 If you have been widowed, or are separated or divorced, a weekend designed especially to provide hope and healing is being planned for October 20-22, at Rosaryville Spirit Life Center in Ponchatoula. Call Jeani at 985-640-8505, or Genevieve, 236-1052, or visit www.beginningexperience.org.

Retreat for Men: October 20-22 “The Nuts and Bolts of the Spiritual Life,” a weekend re-treat for men, will address how to answer the call to holi-ness while immersed in family and career. The retreat will be led by Rev. Bo Majors and will take place Friday-Sunday, October 20-22, at the Archdiocese of New Orleans Retreat Center, 5500 St. Mary Street, Metairie. Call 887-1420. Pro-Life Persuasion Course: October 21 Want to become a compassionate and compelling pro-life advocate? Learn to present the case for life in a persuasive manner, from a secu-lar viewpoint, at a Pro-Life Persuasion Crash Course, Saturday, Octo-ber 21, 9 am-12:30 pm, at Lakeview Christian Center 5885 Fleur de Lis Drive, New Orleans. Louisiana Right to Life Director Ben Clapper will lead the training. The meeting is free of charge and all are welcome. Lunch will be served. Go to ProLifeLouisiana.org/persuasion or call 835-6520 if you plan to attend. World Mission Sunday: October 22 Next Sunday, we celebrate World Mission Sunday! We are called to offer our prayers and generous financial support, through the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, for the worldwide mission of Christ. We are asked to reach out to the peripheries, people in remote villag-es, towns, and cities, by means of the witness and work of missionaries and local priests. Please keep all missionaries in your daily prayers. Saint Joseph Seminary Gala: October 28 Saint Joseph Seminary College, now the largest seminary college in the country, will host its annual fundraising gala, “Deo Gratias,” Latin for “Thanks be to God,” on Saturday, October 28. The event takes place on the beautiful grounds of Saint Joseph Abbey, 75376 River Road, Covington. Registration is available at www.sjasc.edu, as are many photos and much information about the many activities and outreaches of Saint Joseph Seminary College. Retreat for Young Women: November 3-5 A retreat designed to help single women, married women, and mothers in their early 20s to early 40s to explore God’s presence in their lives, is scheduled for Friday, November 3, 5 pm, to 1 pm on Sunday, No-vember 5, at the New Orleans Archdiocese Retreat Center, 5500 St. Mary Street, Metairie. The cost is $200 before October 20 and $225 thereafter, with limited financial assistance available. Early registra-tion is encouraged. Visit www.retreatsforyoungwomen.com for infor-mation and to register.


Parish Contacts

Parish Staff Rev. Ronald Calkins, Pastor [email protected], ext. 501 Rev. Timothy Hedrick, Parochial Vicar [email protected], ext. 502 Deacon Mike Coney [email protected] Deacon Paul Hauck [email protected] Deacon Don Richard [email protected] Denise Allain, Financial Manager [email protected], ext. 503 Michelle Alley, Director of Religious Education [email protected], ext. 506 Charmaine Barberito, Financial Assistant [email protected], ext. 503 Mary Bielski, Director of Youth Ministry [email protected], ext. 505 Stephanie Dureau, Director of Music Ministry [email protected] Mary Johnson, Receptionist / Bulletin Editor [email protected], ext. 500 Kimberlie Kilroy, Principal [email protected], 831-1166 Joni Parent, Director of Evangelization [email protected], ext. 506 Debbie Romagosa, Administrative Assistant [email protected], ext. 504 Kim Piraro, Rectory & Church Office Coordinator Miranda Powell, Office Assistant [email protected], ext. 506

Sacramental Preparation

Baptism — Baptisms take place after 11 am Mass each weekend. Contact the parish office to sign up for a date and begin the preparation process. Confirmation — Confirmation is celebrated for 11th and 12th graders in January. Classes begin in August. Marriage — Please contact a priest at least 8 months before the wedding and before making arrangements. Anointing of the Sick — Upon request for the seriously ill, infirm, and those undergoing major surgery. Please contact the parish office when someone is home bound or hospitalized and in need of the sacrament. Funerals — Please contact a priest before making ar-rangements with the funeral home.

Joining our Parish

Welcome to St. Catherine of Siena Parish! Anyone inter-ested in joining the parish, please fill out a gold regis-tration form located in the gathering area of the church and return it to the parish office.

Bulletin Deadline Bulletin notices must be received in the parish office at least 7 days before the date of the bulletin for which the notice is intended, to be considered for publication.

Parish Ministry Contacts Adoration Chapel Mary Jeandron 887-3063 [email protected] Altar Servers Kerry Dominique 481-7691 [email protected] Baptisms Marion Eigenbrod 267-9505 [email protected] Bible Study Carol Rooney 460-0318 [email protected] Boy Scouts Bryan Roser 722-7372 [email protected] Childcare / Nursery Madylin Schneller 258-1949 [email protected]

Children’s Liturgy Lucy Karam 318-542-5874 [email protected] Confirmation (Teen) Michelle Alley 835-9343 [email protected] Confirmation (Adult) Jennifer Collins Joni Parent 610-2728 494-3418 [email protected] [email protected] Cub Scouts Gerard Boineau Yvette Lionnet 228-3632 309-0471 [email protected] [email protected] CYO Mary Bielski 835-9343 [email protected] Eucharistic Ministers Norman Romagosa 301-7149 [email protected] Fair Nicole Surcouf 273-9093 [email protected]

FAMILIA Lori Lundgren 723-5170 [email protected] Family Life Paul & Lil Hauck 834-2728 [email protected]

Feeding the Homeless Barbara Renaudin 833-1945 [email protected]

Fellowship Sunday Pat Higginbotham 835-8419 [email protected]

Finance Council Don Wheat 621-6731 [email protected] Girl Scouts Helen Fish 220-4744 [email protected] Home Bound Visitation Beth Gambel 427-5669 [email protected] Knights of Columbus David Lynch 250-1185 [email protected] K4J VBS Tram Jacobs 400-8726 [email protected] Lectors Randi Robarts 905-6343 [email protected] Legion of Mary Ken Krey 289-2465 [email protected] Liturgy Committee Patricia Fitzpatrick 430-1136 [email protected]

Lord, Teach Me To Pray Karen Babbitt 837-1049 [email protected]

Marriage Preparation Anand & Maya Irimpen 834-9269 [email protected]

Meals on Wheels Missie Warwick 909-0691 [email protected] Men’s Club Rett Pourciau 914-3319 [email protected] Music Ministry Stephanie Dureau 835-9343 [email protected]

Parish School of Religion Michelle Alley 835-9343 [email protected] Pastoral Council Les Nettleton 831-4890 [email protected] Prayer Line Carl Hellmers Yvonne Hellmers 833-1197 [email protected] Radio Rosary Mickey LaCombe 432-8275 [email protected] RCIA Kurt Garcia 957-7100 [email protected] Respect Life Committee Stephanie Hellmers 495-6964 [email protected] Rosary Altar Society Donna Hummel 451-7456 [email protected] School Kimberlie Kilroy 831-1166 [email protected]

School Co-op Charlene Sutherlin Jennifer Duran 985-789-9134 646-358-7706 [email protected] [email protected] St. Vincent de Paul Karen Haydel 267-9507 [email protected] Ushers Georges Legrand 583-9425 [email protected] Vocation Committee Leslie Baudry Rich Baudry 442-7013 931-0271 [email protected] [email protected] Venturing Bryan Roser 722-7372 [email protected] Wedding Coordinator Jeanie Favret 583-3438 [email protected] Women’s Club Stephanie Hellmers 495-6964 [email protected] Youthful Elders Brenda Smith 838-6834 [email protected] Young Catholic Professionals Alan Elmer 259-0204 [email protected]

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