Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil 4:00 pm Sunday 7:00 am, 10:00 am & 5:30pm Monday 6:30 am Tuesday 12:05 pm Wednesday 6:30 am Thursday 12:05 pm Friday 6:30 am First Saturday 9:00 am

Staff Rev. Kendal Faulk Pastor Rev. Garrett Savoie Associate Pastor Deacon Tommy Adams Permanent Deacon Deacon Daniel Besse Permanent Deacon Deacon Denis LaCroix Permanent Deacon Deacon Tim Ledet Permanent Deacon Albert Johnson Business/Office Manager Linda Ancona Executive Secretary Patty Nugent Receptionist Debbie Harrington Sacramental Recording Georgette Richard Elementary CRE Jamie Orillion Youth Minister Rikki Martin Edge Coordinator Fred Menard R.C.E. Principal Denise Brignac Choir Director Kip Faulk Accompanist

401 S. Adams - P. O. Box 199 Phone: 337-334-2193 Rayne, LA 70578 Fax: 337-334-2199 Website: www.stjoerayne.org E-mail: stjoseph1872@diolaf.org Religious Education Office: 337-334-9849 Youth Hall: 337-334-5991 Rayne Catholic Elementary: 337-334-5657

October 13, 2013 Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Weekly Calendar Monday, October 14 Rosary Group-9:00 am, Church Prayer for Priests-2:00 pm, Church CMJ Class-5:30 pm, RCE Campus Cub Scout-6:00 pm, Youth Hall Tuesday, October 15 That Man is You!-5:30 am, Family Life Center Lay Carmelite-5:00 pm, Youth Hall Carpenters Choir-6:30 pm, Church Bible Study-7:00 pm, Family Life Center Wednesday, October 16 Elderberries-9:00 am, Family Life Center Rayne Guest Home Mass -3:30 pm RCIA—7:00 pm, Family Life Center Thursday, October 17 Babyberries-9:00 am, Family Life Center Ultreya– 6:30 pm, Church cry room Friday, October 18 Saturday, October 19 Sunday, October 20 Catholic Daughters Mass-10:00 am, Church Edge-6:30 pm, Youth Hall Life Teen-6:30 pm, Family Life Center

Sacrament of Baptism is held the 2nd Sunday of each month after 10AM Mass. Contact the Parish Office 4 to 6 months before to schedule Baptism Preparation. Classes are held the 4th Sunday of the month after 10AM Mass.

Sacrament of Marriage: Call the Parish Office at least 6 months in advance of desired wedding date to schedule an appointment with Father in order to set the wedding date & begin the preparation process.

Sacrament of Reconciliation: 30 minutes prior to Mass or any other time by appointment.

Communion for the Shut-Ins: Please contact Deacon Tommy (334-8453) to schedule visits by a Minister of Communion.

Funerals: Families should contact the Funeral Home to make all the necessary arrangements.

Parish Membership: Every family in St. Joseph Parish is asked to register with the Parish Office by filling out a census form. If you have moved, changed your phone number or family information, please update your records. Census forms may be obtained at the Parish Office, on our website www.stjoerayne.org or in the lobby of church.

Call the Parish Office to add loved ones to the prayer list. Names remain for one

month. Feel free to call and have the name continue on the list.

Please pray for these parishioners & friends of St. Joseph Parish: Keith Alleman, Josette Hoffpauir Baker, Tommy Bearb, Suzanne Bercier, Carter Bertrand, Mark Bertrand, Roxanne Bertrand, Aoni Boone, Helen

Boudreaux, Vivian Boudreaux, Betty Boullion, J. C. Bourque, Judy Bourque, Barbara Breaux, Debbie L. Breaux, Rick Briggs, Blackie

Broussard, Susan Broussard, Paulette S. Butcher, Percy Castille, Martin Chatelain Jr., Judy Chester, Eula Cobena, Vanessa Comeaux, Eva Belle

Credeur, Lovenia Credeur, Randy “Frog” Duplechin, Earl & Joyce Dupont, Irene Durio, Bernice Eddie, Nettie Faulk, A. D. Foreman, Abbie

Foreman, Debra Fusilier, Patricia Gautreaux, Loretta Girouard, Brian Guidry, Lillian Leger Guidry, Lynette Guidry, Stormy LeMay Hamilton, Karen Hebert, Dana F. Hernandez, Tonya Huval, Leo LaCroix Jr., Roland LaFleur, Ruby Landry, Erica Latiolais, Olivia Grace Latiolais, James F.

Lavergne, Leroy & Doris Lavergne, Margie Lavergne, Michael Lavergne, Faye Ledford, Flo Leger, Tina Leger, Don LeJeune, Ethel Leger, William

Leger, Deacon Leleux, Amanda Leon, Bailey Leon, Bridget Lonseth, Carla Sue Lormand, Robert Matte, Laura M. Meaux, Beulah Meche,

Brandon Meche, Byron Meche, Joyce Meche, E. J. Melancon, Pat Melancon, Troy B. Menard, Donald “Rod” Mire, David Moore, Andre’ O’Brian, Joseph Ortego, Gale Prejean, Phil & Connie Quartana, Cynthia Melancon Reed, Dolores Richard, Damion Royer, Dot Royer, Annie W.

Spell, Jerome Simoneaux, Anthony “Tony” Spaetgens, Tammy Stelly, Bill Storey, Darrell Stutes, Gerald Tanner, Betty Thibodeaux, Brenda

Thibodeaux, Austin Trahan, Robert Trahan, Cindy Vondenstein, John Weber, Lindsay West, Spike Wingate, Jessie Zaunbrecher

Perpetual Lamp in our sanctuary burns constantly to proclaim

the real presence of our Lord Jesus Christ in the Tabernacle. This week we dedicate the flame to:

Donwid Deville, Hannah E. Paley & Jody D. Constantine

Please pray for a Priest each day Eternal Father, we lift up to You these and all the priests of the world. Sanctify them. Heal and guide them. Mold them into the likeness of Your Son, Jesus, the Eternal High Priest. May their lives be pleasing to You.

In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen.

October 14 Rev. Grady Estilette October 17 Rev. Kendal Faulk October 15 Rev. Cyprian Eze October 18 Rev. Joseph Fazio, LC October 16 Rev. Richard Fabre October 19 Rev. Ernest Ferlita, S

September 29, 2013 Offerings Envelopes $ 5,752 Loose Checks 3,305 Cash 1,771 L A M S 100 Organ Fund 150 Building & Maintenance $ 55 Weekly Offerings $ 11,133

WILL YOUR WISHES BE KNOWN? A bequest to St. Joseph Parish, Rayne Catholic

Elementary or Notre Dame High School affords a way for you to express specific philanthropic wishes. A bequest may be made by naming a

specific dollar amount, a percentage of the estate or specific assets.

The spirit is given a voice when wishes are expressed in a Will.

While many may think philanthropy is reserved for a select few, the truth is that every bequest makes a mark that will last throughout history. Please pray

for guidance when planning your estate.

RECENTLY DEPARTED Our faith community remembers in prayer:

James Ray Navarre, Eddie Privat &

Bennett Richard We pray that they will find joy

& peace in the Lord’s presence. We extend our sincere sympathy to their families and

friends.

SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE We joyfully share in the union of:

Cory Paul Arabie &

Michelle Simoneaux

“What God has joined together, let no man separate.” Mark 10:9

The Parish Office is closed every Wednesday from Noon to 1:00 PM for staff renewal and development.

We will remain open through the lunch period on the other days of operation.

Parish office is open 8:00 am to 4:00pm Monday - Thursday and 8:00 am to Noon on Friday

Monday, October 14th, St. Callistus 6:30 am Chester Boudreaux Tuesday, October 15th, St. Teresa of Jesus 12:05 pm Laurent Trahan Fly, Wenzel Habetz & Fly, Charles Myers, Deceased Members of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Poor Souls in Purgatory Wednesday, October 16th, St. Hedwig, St. Margaret Mary Alacoque 6:30 am M/M Ulysse Arceneaux, M/M Walter Beslin, Megan Hoffpauir, Glenn Zaunbrecher, Bert & Helena Pharr, Delta B. Roussel, M/M Medice Breaux Fly, Theunissen & Myers Fly, Chester Boudreaux Thursday, October 17th, St. Ignatius of Antioch 12:05 pm Wenzel Habetz & Fly, Antoine & Agnes P. Menard Fly, Alex M. & Claudia C. LaCroix, Kenneth Rogers, Edwin Mouton, Norbert Thevis, The Zaunbrecher Fly, Joseph & Ben Stutes Friday, October 18th, St. Luke 6:30 am Larry Fontenot Fly, Calvin J. & Allie Caillier Fly, Lois F. Petitjean, Louis Savoy & Fly, Clovis Boudreaux, Chester Boudreaux, Poor Souls in Purgatory Saturday, October 19th, Sts. John de Bredeuf, Isaac Joques and Companions 4:00 pm All Parishioners Sunday, October 20th, Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time, World Mission Sunday 7:00 am Eric Alleman, Leonce & James Borne, Roicy & Mary Fusilier, Hugh & Betty Miller, Jameele Saloom, Mollie Trahan, John Bourque, Medrie Richard, M/M John Veronie, Bubba & Mona Zaunbrecher 10:00 am Carson Brignac, Charles Trahan, Fred & Louise Besse, Conrad Breaux, M/M Milton Seilhan Fly, Eunice & L. P. Thomas Fly, Saundra Nichole Trahan, Michael John Guidry 5:30 pm Wiltz J. & Eloise K. & Bryan J. Chatelain, Lake & Aline Guidry, Donna Guidry

PARISH LIFE

May the Lord bless you on the day of your birth and fill your life with much happiness. Raylin Alleman, Lindsey Aucoin, Daniel Boulet, Mark Cappiello, Sherrie Delarose, Steven Dollison, Jeanne Dupont, Debbie Foreman, Anthony Leger, Brice Meche, Sherry Roy, Hillary Stelly, Vanessa Traver, Maxwell Veillon, Taylor Venable, Tyler Venable, Gladdie Breaux, Linda Credeur, Allison Gray, Hunter Guidry, Letrice Guidry, Hilda Haure,

Walter Hebert, Matilda Johnson, Aaron LeBlanc, Peyton Menard, Kimberly Royer, Peighton Simoneaux, Olisea Smith, Aislinn Thibodeaux, Kelly Touchet, Steven Zaunbrecher, Colby Bertrand, Naomi Bordelon, Jasmine Bott,

Crystal Castille, Jason Comeaux, Vanessa Cormier, Virginia Cormier, Claire Doucet, Autumn Goins, Simone Harrington, John Istre, Brittany Johnson, Ida Kibodeaux, Taylor Miller, Edward Navarre, Leaward Roy, Jacob

Seaux, Loveless Thibodeaux, John Eric Thomas, Stanley Wu, Carol Anderson, Angelique Bieri, Gregory Clement, Tylor Fontenot, Marc Guidry, Travis Guidry, Leslie Guillot, Rachelle Keely, William Keller, Patricia Meche, Bonny

Monceaux, Lillian Morgan, Betty Pemberton, Brittany Rodrique, Dustin Romero, Daniel Sias, Gregory Simoneaux, Joyce Trahan, Ella Boudreaux, Madison Carlson, Taryn Courville, Chase Dartez, Lynette Latiolais, Kasie Lopez, Rose Meaux, Steven Menard, Victoria Menard, Ronnie Migues, Eddie Royer, Kathy Dupuis, Melise Gossen, Merella Gossen, Yvette Holloway, Erin LeBlanc, Christine Mire, Willard Porrier, Cera Richard, Marley Richard, Katie Royer, Mikeal Savoie, Misti Thibodeaux, Nicholas Venable, Ted Wright, Mark Cormier, James Dogua, Janet Kibodeaux, Amelia Lavergne, Lindsey LeBlanc, Wilson LeDoux, Kim Lyons, Lorraine Meche, Clifton Owens,

Charlene Pellerin, Benton Perrodin, Kaitlin Prevost, Evelyn Sonnier, Patsy Savoie

Catholic Daughters Court Rayne #844 Annual Raffle

Grand Prize: $400 Deluxe Curio Cabinet

2nd prize: $150 Fleur-de-lis candlestick set 3rd prize: $50.00 Visa Card 4th prize: $25.00 Visa Card

5th prize: 2 seafood dinners from Gabe’s 6th prize: $25.00 gift certificate to Frog City

7th prize: Quilted Angel Wall Hanging Tickets are $1.00 each and may be purchased at the

Parish Office or from any Catholic Daughter. All proceeds go towards ongoing

charitable works of the Catholic Daughters. Thank you for supporting CDA Court Rayne!

FREE ROSARY REPAIR A parishioner of St. Joseph Parish will repair

Rosaries for free. Please bring them to the parish office in an envelope with your name and phone

number. If you have any extra rosaries, spare parts or other religious items that you wish to donate, they

will be greatly appreciated. Please indicate if it is a repair or a donation. Thank you

Bishop’s Services Appeal 40th Anniversary Shine the light of Christ

Today is Commitment Sunday. Your generous Pledges to the Bishop’s Services Appeal will be placed in the service of Jesus Christ. The BSA is the

most effective and efficient way to meet the needs of the multitudes. Our parish goal for this year is to unite as a parish and have every family and individual participate to the very best of

their ability, in recognition and in thanksgiving for God’s many blessings. All registered parishioners should have received a special letter from Bishop Jarrell requesting a personal commitment and a pledge. If you have already responded in the spirit of stewardship and discipleship, fervent thanks and blessings are yours. If not, please do so, by using a pledge envelope or by giving online @ www.diolaf.org or calling #261-5641.

Notre Dame High School 9th Annual

& Trunk or Treat Thursday, October 31st at 5:30 PM

Immediately following the Homecoming Parade on the School’s campus.

1974, 1984, 1994 & 2004 Classes being honored. All alumni classes, civic organizations, area businesses

and school supporters are invited to participate by sponsoring teams and/or purchasing tickets.

Awards will be presented in various categories and NO entry fee is required.

For information call 783-7143 or download entry form at www.ndpios.com

SAFE ENVIRONMENT CLASS Wednesday, November 6th at Rayne Catholic Elementary

Initial Training at 6:00 pm in Room 11 Continuing Education at 6:30 pm in Room 12

Safe Environment Training is required for all volunteers that work with children.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

Babyberries A faith-filled, fun hour for Parents, Grandparents,

caregivers & children 0-5 years. Thursday, October 17th at 9:00am

in the Family Life Center.

Children’s Church Religious Education for children ages 4, 5 and 6

while parents are attending mass. NO Children’s Church Sunday, October 20th

Joe’s Café

Christian-based recreation for

6th, 7th & 8th graders Next Joe’s, October 25th

Halloween Contest from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm

in the Youth Hall. Anyone interested in helping

call 334-9849.

Children Meeting Jesus Religious Instruction for Pre-K through 5th graders

Monday, October 14th on the RCE Campus from 5:30 pm to 6:45 pm.

Please call the CMJ Office at 334-9849 if you did not receive a registration form or to volunteer.

Edge Religious Education for 6th, 7th & 8th graders.

Sunday, October 20th 6:30pm in the Youth Hall

For more information or to volunteer, call Rikki Martin at 334-9849.

2013-2014 RCIA Process Wednesday, October 16th

at 7:00 pm in the Family Life Center All are welcome but especially those consider-ing full communion in the Catholic Church. Please call the Parish Office (334-2193) or

Randy Bertrand (356-1909) to register.

St. Joseph Bible Study Join us this Tuesday, October 15th at 7:00 pm in the Family Life Center.

11th grade students registered to be confirmed. NO Confirmation Class

October 20th due to Rice Festival

FMI call Todd David at 334-0302

Religious Education for 9th, 10th, 11th & 12th graders

October 20th at 6:30pm in the Family Life Center

For more information, please contact Jamie at 334-9849

St. Joseph Altar Server Training Wednesday, Oct. 23rd at 6PM or

make-up class, Saturday, Oct. 26th at 9AM Both training sessions will take place in Church

For all Altar Servers and anyone wishing to be an Altar Server. For more information, please contact Deacon Tim at 280-1243

Kyle & Kristina Lavergne for so generously donating

a popcorn machine to Joe’s Café. The seeds you plant will one day grow

in service and love of the Lord.

Notre Dame Dining Extravaganza Tuesday, November 12th at 6:00 PM

The Grand Opera House of the South, Crowley Featuring live music, delectable food, silent & live auction.

$100 donation admits two people and includes dinner & drinks. FMI call 783-3519 or e-mail lbroussard@ndpios.com

Holy Land Pilgrimage Fr. Michael Russo, Pastor of Our Lady of Fatima Church,

in Lafayette will lead a pilgrimage to in Israel and Jordan

May 26-June 5, 2014 In commemoration of his Silver Jubilee of Ordination.

Brochures outlining the details of the trip can be obtained at Fatima Church Office

or by calling 232-8945.

Men: Want to experience God in a profoundly masculine way? Want to keep a young man’s interest engaged for four full days?

Consider then The King’s Men’s Into the Wild Outdoor Experiential Retreat

Chicot State Park on November 14-17, 2013. The weekend features 9 gourmet meals, Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction, daily Mass & rosary, orienteering, archery, fishing,

hiking, brotherhood, bonfires & much more! Visit www.intothewildweekend.com to learn more

and register for the retreat. Any questions please contact Mark at

mark@thekingsmen.org or call 267-980-5507.

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: Rom 2:1-11; Ps 62:2-3, 6-7, 9; Lk 11:42-46 Thursday: Rom 3:21-30; Ps 130:1b-6ab; Lk 11:47-54 Friday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b; Ps 145:10-13, 17-18; Lk 10:1-9 Saturday: Rom 4:13, 16-18; Ps 105:6-9, 42-43; Lk 12:8-12 Sunday: Ex 17:8-13; Ps 121:1-8; 2 Tm 3:14-4:2; Lk 18:1-8

STEWARDSHIP REFLECTIONS

“Every unborn child, though unjustly condemned to be aborted, has the face of the Lord, who even before his birth, and then as soon as he was born, experienced the rejection of the world. . . . They must not be thrown away!” Pope Francis

Thanks be to God!

When Jan’s son and his buddies were given two weeks’ notice to move out of their house, Jan

proposed that they throw a cleaning/moving party. She provided the food, drinks, and cleaning supplies. They provided the music and the muscle. The party

was a great success. The house got cleaned, the move was completed in one afternoon, and

everyone went home happy.

Later that week a thank-you card arrived from one of her son’s housemates. “Thanks for the party, Jan. We

couldn’t have done it without you. You’re the greatest. Adam.”

Do we take the time to reflect back on each day or do we just keep moving on? Do we recognize the healing in our lives or focus only on the suffering?

Do we realize that “we couldn’t have done it without” God or do we attribute our successes to

good luck or our own hard work? Do we, like Naaman and the Samaritan leper, make it a habit to express our thanks to God in public praise and in

lives of service?

Hearing and Doing God’s Word

The people on the bottom of the system-any system-are usually much more ready to hear God’s word. Long-ing and thirsting for righteousness, they are more ready to stop protecting the status quo and more ready for conversion. After fifteen hundred years in the Western church of trying to preach the gospel primarily to kings, princes, the rich and powerful, the message always seemed to get prostituted. We are beginning to

discover that when you preach to the prisoners, to the financially poor, the handicapped, to those who are not the beneficiaries of the system-then you get a much purer response to the gospel. It is not as likely to be used

and abused for the purposes of control and power and to support their system and worldview.

There is no chaining the word of God! But how many times do we attempt to do that very thing? Had the followers of Jesus or the teachers of the law or the Pharisees been

asked if the lepers should be cleansed or healed, the

answer would most likely have been, “No, they deserve their condition.”

The lepers would have been, perhaps, a mixed group, Galileans and Samaritans alike, the bond of their awful disease overcoming the pettiness of former

religious bickering. Jesus’ actions once again illustrate his vocation and ours: to reach out when healing is needed, to challenge when conversion is needed, to

console when comfort is needed. He also follows his own advice from last week’s Gospel: do what you have been commanded to do. When the cleansed

Samaritan has returned to give thanks, Jesus does not take it as an opportunity for self-aggrandizement, but

rather offers insight into faith.

_|àâÜz|vtÄ `|Ç|áàxÜá áxÜä|Çz tà à{x _ÉÜwËá gtuÄx Lectors Extra-ordinary Ministers of Communion Altar Servers Sacristans

Oct. 14 6:30 am Clinton Boullion Keith Vienne, Randy Bertrand, Mona Vienne Brenda Hooper

Oct. 15 12:05pm Margaret Young Linda Ancona, Daniel Habetz, Mary Guidry Margaret Young

Oct. 16 6:30 am Jeanette Leger Barry LeBlanc, Dean Thibodeaux, Rita Monceaux Rita Monceaux

Oct. 17 12:05 pm Dolores Deville Peggy Lake, Charmaigne Lawless, Daniel Habetz Charmaigne Lawless

Oct. 18 6:30 am Clarence Arsement Deacon Tommy, Helen Arsement, Rita Monceaux Robert Simoneaux

Oct. 19 4:00 pm Allison Gray, Luke Beslin

Deacon Denis, Zubaida Elahi, Jimmy Fontenot, Brenda Hooper, Lyn Guidry, Daniel Habetz, Martha Pryor

LeeAnn Gray, Madison Gray, Dylan Meche

Gilbert & Mary Cormier

Oct. 20 7:00 am Betty Bellard, Clinton Boullion

Deacon Tommy, Barry LeBlanc, Michael Bellard, Mary Guidry, Brunella Reed, Sylvia Alleman, Darrell Dugas

Christopher & Lane Comeaux

Brunella Reed

10:00 am Jared Lawless, Connie Richard

Deacon Tim, Marlon Leger, Linda Arceneaux, Christine Dupont, Margaret Young, Jonathan Broussard, Liz

Deaville, Hubert Matte

Michael Johnson, Timothy Johnson

Melinda Leger

5:30 pm Janet Bertrand Deacon Dan, Angela Says, Randy Bertrand, Lance Abshire, Bill Says, Russell Menard, Beth Goins

Luke LeBlanc, Ian LeBlanc,

Noah LeBlanc

Flo Broussard

Oct. 21 6:30 am Clinton Boullion Patricia Greene, Brenda Hooper, Mike Ortego Brenda Hooper

Oct. 22 12:05pm Margaret Young Daniel Habetz, Linda Ancona, Mary Guidry Margaret Young

Oct. 23 6:30 am Jeanette Leger Deacon Tommy, Flo Broussard, Mona Vienne Rita Monceaux

Oct. 24 12:05 pm Dolores Deville Peggy Lake, Charmaigne Lawless, Daniel Habetz Helen Boudreaux

Oct. 25 6:30 am Clarence Arsement Keith Vienne, Liz Deaville, Dr. Neal Duhon Rita Monceaux

Oct. 26 4:00 pm Rita Monceaux, Martha Hodge

Deacon Dan, Barry LeBlanc, Gale Prejean, Edward Prejean, Annette Gossen, Barbara Nugent, Larry Van Pelt

Aline Gossen, Anna Claire Gossen,

Alex Pellerin

Cathy Breaux

Oct. 27 7:00 am Dolores Deville, Joe Swinkey

Deacon Denis, Patrick Miller, Georgette Richard, Mary Leger, Flo Broussard, Becky Miller, Jonathan Hebert

Nicholas Reaux, Joseph Ware

Mike Doucet

10:00 am Paul Molbert, Tessa Himel

Deacon Tommy, Mike Ortego, Faye Jeffers, Nathan Mouton, Jared Lawless, Eva Simon, Peggy Deville,

NEED HELP

Madeline Deville, Matthew Molbert

Faye Jeffers

5:30 pm Sarah Ledet Deacon Tim, Leah Guidry, Lance Abshire, Mike Abshire, Nancy Sarsfield, Jimmy Fontenot, Denise Breaux

Luke Mire, Alyssa Picard,

Jude Thibodeaux

Eric Mire

The Prayer Request

A businessman needed a million dollars to close an important business deal. He went to church to pray for the money.

As he knelt and started praying, he noticed a man next to him praying for a hundred dollars so he could go to the doctor.

The businessman took out his wallet and pressed a hundred dollar bill into the other’s man’s hand.

Overjoyed, the man thanked him, got up and left the church.

The businessman then bowed his head, closed his eyes and began praying,

“And now, Lord, that I have your full, undivided attention…”

CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS St. Joseph Church #467550 401 S. Adams Avenue Rayne, LA 70578 TELEPHONE 337-334-2193 CONTACT PERSON Linda Ancona SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2007 Adobe Acrobat 9.0 Windows XP Professional PRINTER HP 2420 TRANSMISSION TIME Friday 12:00 SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION October 13, 2013 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 THROUGH 8 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS