Our Lady of the RosaryOur Lady of the RosaryOur Lady of the Rosary

12911 East Main Street • Larose, LA 70373 • 985-693-3433 • Fax: 985-693-7551 Website: ww.ourladyoftherosarychurch.org • Email: holyrosarylarose@htdiocese.org

M A S S S C H E D U L E Weekends Saturday: ....................................................... Vigil 4PM Sunday: ...................................... 7AM, 10AM, 5:30PM Weekdays Monday-Friday: ................................................ 8:30AM Friday School Mass: ......................................... 9:00AM 1st Saturday: .................................................... 8:30AM

O F F I C E H O U R S Monday-Friday: 8AM—NOON & 1PM—4PM

P A R I S H S T A F F P O : .................................. (985) 693-3433 F : ..................................................... (985) 693-7551 Rectory: .............................................. (985) 693-8850 Rev. Ronilo Villamor, Pastor ............................. ext. 27 Rev. Domingo Cruz, Assoc. Pastor ................... ext. 26 Jennifer Sanamo, Dir. of Rel. Ed. ...................... ext. 25 Lisa H. Danos, Office Manager ......................... ext. 11 Lauren Moore, Secretary ................................... ext. 10 Perry LeBlanc, Maintenance Tommy Robichaux, Pastoral Council Gary Rebstock, Financial Council

S A C R A M E N T S S B : Contact the Parish Office at least 6 weeks in advance. See page 7 of bulletin for requirements. S R : 20 minutes before all masses and by appointment S M : Couples should make arrange-ments at the parish office at least six months before the desired wedding date. S S : If someone is ill, please call the parish office to arrange for the priest to administer the Sacrament of the Sick. F : Arrangements may be made at the Parish Office.

A D O R A T I O N O F T H E B L E S S E D S A C R A M E N T Eucharistic adoration is held in the chapel at the parish office.

H O L Y R O S A R Y C A T H O L I C S C H O O L 12925 East Main St., Larose, LA 70373 Scott Bouzigard, Principal S O : ................................. (985) 693-3342 F : ..................................................... (985) 693-3348 Website: www.holyrosary.org Email: holyroselm@htdiocese.org

May 14 , 2017

Fif th Sunday of Easter

SHEPHERD’S VOICE Jesus said: "I am the way, and the truth, and the life; No one comes to the Father, but by me. (John 14:6).

Let this be our material for Reflection this Sunday: As much as we try to avoid it, we all inevita-bly encounter troubles and trials, and sometimes more than we think we can handle! We are wor-ried about so many things-finances, children, future, peace and order, flood, tornado, hurricanes, relationships, and work. Jesus knew that his disciples would have to face adversity and trials after he left them to return to his Father. Jesus assured them that his departure is for their good, in order to secure a place for them in God’s house – a place of refuge, peace, and everlasting happiness. If the Father's home in heaven is our destination, how can we find our way without a map or a guide? The scriptures speak of the way that leads to peace and union with God. And a highway shall be there, and it shall be called the Holy Way; the unclean shall not pass over it, and fools shall not err therein (Isaiah). Teach me your way, O Lord; and lead me on a level path (Psalm 27:11). You shall not turn aside to the right hand or to the left. You shall walk in all the way which the Lord your God has commanded you (Deuteronomy 5:32-33). Jesus proclaims: I am the Way. The Lord Jesus does not simply give counsel and direction. He personally is the way, and we cannot miss it if we follow him. He leads and guides us personally every day. The Lord Jesus also is the Truth. Many can say, "I have taught you the truth." Only Jesus can say, I am the Truth. Moral truth cannot be conveyed in words alone; it must be conveyed in example. Jesus embodies the truth in his per-son. Jesus also is the Life. He not only shows us the path of life (Psalm 16:11); he gives the kind of life which only God can give – eternal and abundant life. Is there any fear or trouble which keeps you from the perfect peace and happiness of a life surrendered to Jesus Christ? Jesus shows us the true aim and purpose for our life – what we were created for – and what we should strive for with all of our strength and being. What is that purpose? Primarily, it is to know God. The best thing in life, bringing more joy, contentment, life and happiness, is the Knowledge of God. Thus says the Lord: “Let not the wise man glory in his wis-dom, let not the mighty glory in his might, let not the rich man glory in his riches; but let him who glories glory in this, that he understands and knows me” (Jeremiah 9:23-24). One of the greatest truths of the Christian faith is that we can know the living God. Our knowledge of God is not simply limited to knowing something about God, but we can know God personally. The essence of Christianity, and what makes it distinct from Judaism and other religions, is the knowledge of God as our Father. Jesus makes it possible for each of us to personally know God as our Father. To see Jesus is to see what God is like. In Jesus we see the perfect love of God – a God who cares intensely and who yearns over men and women, loving them to the point of laying down his life for them upon the Cross. Jesus is the revelation of God – a God who loves us com-pletely, unconditionally, and perfectly for our good. Jesus also promises that God the Father will hear our prayers when we pray in his name. That is why Jesus taught his followers to pray with confi-dence, Our Father who art in heaven ..give us this day our daily bread (Matthew 6:9). Do you pray to your Father in heaven with joy and confidence in his love and care for you? Let this be our prayer: "Lord Jesus, you fill us with the joy of your saving presence and you give us the hope of everlasting life with the Father in Heaven. Make us believe Lord Jesus that in you and only in you, there is a way, there is truth, and there is life.” Amen. God Bless, Fr. Roni

Prayer for All Mothers

O almighty and eternal God, Lord of both the living and the dead, Your tender mercy embraces all men foreknown to be Yours by faith and a good life. Through the intercession of the Most Blessed Vir-gin Mary our Mother, and of all the saints, grant Your merciful pardon to all moth-ers for whom we pray, whether they still are living in this world or have de-parted from this flesh into the world to come. Espe-cially, dear Lord, grant the requests I now make of You for my own beloved mother.

List of Patron Saints for Moms Wives: Monica Desire for Children: Rita of Cascia Wishing to Conceive: Anne Line, Catherine of Genoa, Gummarus, Henry II, Julian the Hospitaller,

Clotilde, Thomas More, William of Rochester Pregnancy: Anne, Anthony of Padua, Dominic of Silos, Elizabeth, Gerard Majella,

Gianna Beretta Molla, Joseph, Margaret of Antioch, Raymond Nonnatus, Silvia of Rome, Ulric Unborn Children: Gerard Majella, Joseph Obstetricians: Raymond Nonnatus Midwives: Brigid of Ireland, Cosmas, Damian, Dorothy of Caesarea, Drogo, Margaret of Cortona,

Peter Verona, Raymund Nonnatus Children’s nurses: Foillan Childbirth: Anne, John of Bridlington, Margaret of Fontana, Mary of Oignies, Tochumra of Kilmore,

Blessed Virgin Mary, Erasmus (Elmo), Gerard Majella, Leonard of Noblac, Lutgardis, Margaret (or Marina) of Antioch, Raymond Nonnatus, Ursus of Aosta

Babies: Brigid of Ireland, Holy Innocents, Nicholas of Tolentino, Philip of Zell, Philomena, Raymond Nonnatus, Zeno of Verona

Nursing Mothers: Basilissa, Concordia, Giles, Martina Sleep and Sleeplessness: St. Dymphna Colic: Erasmus (Elmo) Headaches and Migraines: Gemma, St Teresa of Avila Desperate Situations: Jude , Rita of Cascia Working Mothers: Margaret of Clitherow Step Mothers:Adelaide, Leopold the Good, Thomas More Grandmothers: Anne Parents Separated From Children: Jeanne de Chantal, Marie of the Incarnation

M S May 13—4PM May 14—7AM May 14—10AM Jeffery Theriot Jon Callais Cody LeBlanc

1B—John G. 4B—Van C. 2C—Clara C. 3C—Jackie G. 5C—Connie C. 6C—Katherine C. L—Nancy C. C—Sonny N.

1B—Tony S. 4B—Jennifer D. 2C—Jessie G. 3C—Louise G. 5C—Mark B. 6C—Clyston S. L—Ned C. C—Thomas G.

1B—Volunteer 4B—Nickole C. 2C—Darby C. 3C—Volunteer 5C—Kelley K. 6C—Linwood K. L—Salina E. C—Chett C.

Heath Callais Lainey Lorraine Jaden Bass Ridge Esponge

Alaina Esponge

May 14—5:30PM Mark Savoie

1B—Wilber L. 4B—Theresa L. 2C—Rachael A. 3C—Kurt L. 5C—Nicole W. 6C—Kelly B. L—Rachael A. C—Claudette L.

CieraLyn Callais Carter Theriot Andrew Duet

D C Ted Melancon, Harry Soley, Sr., & Moise Vegas Eternal rest, grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May the souls of the faithful de-parted, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.

B C Alexander Anthony Cantrelle

Son of Heather & Marc Cantrelle

Congratulations!

The Traveling Chalice

The harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few; pray therefore the Lord of the harvest to

send out laborers into his harvest. Matthew 9: 37-38

If you and your family would be interested in taking the Traveling Chalice home for one week to pray for reli-

gious vocations, call the Parish Office at 985-693-3433 to get added to the schedule.

MARRIED IN CHRIST

Kelsey Danos & Brant Boudreaux

Congratulations!

We welcome all newcomers to Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church and invite you to register as members of our parish family. Please contact the parish office or

go online to complete the registration forms.

S D A B : In memory of Angelle Templet, Maria Nguyen Thi Tinh, Marie Nguyen Thi Dep by Lucy, Loris, and Thomas. A W : In memory of Melva Bouvier by Family. O C : In memory of Clara O. Matherne, Eroy J. & Bobby Matherne by Roy Matherne. F : In memory of Ramona C. Plaisance & Kate Brady by Family (Blessed Sacrament Altar), Emma Savoie, Lou Em-ma Vizier, Melantine Melancon by Janet Melancon (Blessed Mother Altar); Shirley Ledet by Children (Blessed Mother Al-tar); Mrs. Fortune Ledet, Mrs. Arthur Martin by Lois Martin (Sacred Heart Altar); Mrs. Jules Fanguy, Bessie, Mrs. Leah LeBlanc by Hilda Guidry (Sacred Heart Altar); Noella Kiffe & Norma Istre by Janet & Timmy Isre (Podium).

D C P N "Between Divine Mercy Sunday and Pentecost Sunday, the celebration of our 40th Anniversary as a diocese, Bishop Fa-bre has called for an intentional time of prayer for each of our church parishes in the diocese. For the next 39 days, starting Monday, April 24, he is inviting us to join him in prayer each day for a different church parish in the diocese. You can find a Church Parish Novena Card in the back of church. There is a daily prayer on the card, as well as what church parish to pray for each day. May we join Bishop Fabre and all the faithful during this intentional time of prayer for the renewal of our parishes. You can learn more about this novena and each of our church parishes in the diocese at htdiocese.org/churchparishnovena.

D 40 A C The Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux will joyfully celebrate its 40th Anniversary on Pentecost Sunday, June 4, 2017, at 2PM at the Cathedral of St. Francis de Sales. All of the faithful of the Diocese are invited to participate in this momentous histor-ical milestone in our diocese. A reception will follow the Mass.

R W Monday: Acts 14:5-18; Ps 115:1-4, 15-16; Jn 14:21-26 Tuesday: Acts 14:19-28; Ps 145:10-13ab, 21; Jn 14:27-31a Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6; Ps 122:1-5; Jn 15:1-8 Thursday: Acts 15:7-21; Ps 96:1-3, 10; Jn 15:9-11 Friday: Acts 15:22-31; Ps 57:8-10, 12; Jn 15:12-17 Saturday: Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-3, 5; Jn 15:18-21 Sunday: Acts 8:5-8, 14-17; Ps 66:1-7, 16, 20; 1 Pt 3:15-18 or

1 Pt 4:13-16; Jn 14:15-21 or Jn 17:1-11a

STEWARDSHIP—May 6 –7 Envelopes ................................. .............. $4,975.00 Loose ........................................ .............. $1,556.62 Bank Draft ................................. .............. $1,104.00 Total .......................................... .............. $7,635.62 Building & Maintenance ............ .............. $1,660.90 Other ......................................... ................. $374.88 Our Lady of the Rosary Church Parish is sustained by the generosity of its parishioners through time, talent and treas-ure. For all that you do, thank you.

S . V P T S Phone: 985-693-3815

Location: 102 East 2nd Street, Larose Hours: Mon & Thurs: 10AM—2PM,

Wed & Fri: 8AM—NOON Volunteers are welcome to help!

S . V P S A R # of Cases reported: 6 # of Persons assisted: 19+ Case expenses: $1,100.09 Store income: $1,417.72 Member Donations: $139.00 Poor Box: $621.78 Total Income: $1,754.99

“Train up a child in the way he should and when he is old, he will not depart

from it” -Proverbs 22:6

We are currently accepting registration for the 2017-18 school year.

FMI call the Office of Religious Education @ (985) 693-3433 ext. 25.

T H N S The Holy Name meeting will be on Thursday May 25 at 6:00 p.m. in the KC Home. We will have a covered dish supper. Bring your favorite dish. Please try to attend and invite someone to join you at the meeting.

TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION In many parish churches, more rarely in monastery churches and cathedrals, the tabernacle with the Blessed Sacrament is visible from a doorway or aisle in the church. Normally, a person is to give the proper sign of reverence, a genuflection, when passing in proximity to the tabernac-le. The word “genuflect” comes from Latin roots meaning bending (or flexing) the knee. A common-sense exception to the rule is for a sacristan who is taking care of the church and can’t be genuflecting every thirty seconds dur-ing a vacuum run. Also excepted are persons in proces-sion entrusted with important symbols of the Lord’s pres-ence. So, a crossbearer or a minister carrying the Gospel book, or ministers on their way to their Communion sta-tions do not genuflect. For everyone else, the usual sign of reverence for the Lord’s presence in the Blessed Sacra-ment is to genuflect on the right knee. The oldest form of reverence during prayer in our tradi-tion is standing; kneeling or genuflecting is a sign borrowed from old civic practice. The posture of kneeling, even on one knee, is a sign of submission. Servants would take this position before their masters in the ancient world. It said: I’m not running away, I’m yours, I’m here for you. This is what your genuflection says when you enter a Catholic church where the place of reservation of the Blessed Sac-rament is visible to you: I’m yours. —Rev. James Field, © Copyright, J. S. Paluch Co.

Mass Intentions Saturday, May 13: Angelina Angelette Poche’, Alden Poche’, M/M Angelo Angelette; Dudley Trosclair, Sr., Eno & Alfacia Allemand, Rilda & Neilton Gisclair; Roy, Edmond & Essie Robichaux, Leonce & Doredah (B) Plaisance; Rickie & Melva Bouvier; James, Velma & Carroll Chiasson; Mrs. Jules Fanguy, Bessie, Mrs. Leah LeBlanc; John Brady, Jr., John “Jack” Brady, IV; Wendy Orgeron (DA); Eleanore, Dolores Guidroz, Odile, Louella, Hazel; Francis Foret; Mark Spears; Elmire, Eleamore, Clovis Guidroz

Sunday, May 14: Alzina Hebert, Edmire Foret; Evellia Breaux, Sidonia Pierce; Barbara St. Pierre, Doris Thibodaux; Sue Theriot; Mae Ellen Adams; Ruth & Gordon Richard, Kelly Cantrelle; Eddie Plaisance, Sr., Debbie Champagne, Barbara Pierce, Jean & Ernest Gros, Herbert & Lena Navarre; Bobby Matherne, Eroy Matherne, Clara Matherne; Lucille Brunet, Rita Adams, Sedonia Pierce; Edville (B) & Thelma Pierce, Kenneth Pierce, Karen P. Adams; Shirley Ledet, Marie Allemand; Alice Ledet, Emile Ledet, Ralph, Ethel & Michael Galiano; Peyton Jude LeCoq (DA), Sidney Savoie; Mathilde E. Savoie; Anna Theriot; Odette Orgeron; M/M R.F. Lorio; L.E. Saucier, Sr. Family; Les, Lester, Sr., Grace Domangue, Edmond (B) & Aline Matherne; MaryNelle Theriot, Paulette Kraemer, Celeste Strom; Wendy Orgeron, Gertie Champagne, Loridia Orgeron; Edmond & Laura Leonard, Melissa Curole; Louise Lapeyrouse, Barbara Lapeyrouse, Leah Trosclair, Marceline Trosclair, Rebecca Musso; Audrey Punch Chabert; Joyce Ougel; M/M Albert Adams, Jr.; M/M Elson Orgeron, Sr., Bessie Orgeron; Sidney (B) & Bertha Sevin; Clifton & Clarabelle Savoie; Ruth Richardel; Sidney & Noemie Lefort, Leedwood & Irene Pitre, Chester Lefort, Julian (DA) & Claudia Lefort; Joseph Leonard; Emelda Comeaux, Marianne Vega; Tommy, John, Doris & Raymond Landeche; Deceased members of Clemsy & Marjorie Amedee Family, Scott Verret, Deceased members of Massie & Marie Thomassie Family; Bernice Adams Triche; Daisy Gautreaux, Jane Griffin, Jane Breaux, Marie Savoie, Melva Orgeron, Geri Bernard, Alice Acosta; Emma Savoie, Lou Emma Vizier, Thelma Danos, Melantine Melancon; Cora Hebert, Lucille Chiasson; Whitney, Daisy, Raymond, Nolan LeBlanc, Eugene Orgeron, Noah, Agathe Allemand, Ricky Rome, John, Margerie Theriot; Beatrice Evans; Emelda Dufrene, Eula Loupe; Lorina Eschete; Allen Lee, Adrine Lee, Enola St. Pierre; Elsie Cavalier, Flo Lavigne, Edia Ougel, Armine Acosta, Rena Ougel; Mae Guidroz; Edward & Marie HoLub, Lawrence & Bertha Cantrelle; Evelyn P., Evelyn O., Gertie C., Clara Bell G., Frances B., Earline B.; Evelyn Plaisance, Cecil Savoie, Francis Bourgeois, Audrey Melancon, Clara Belle Gisclair; Mabel Breaux, Norma G. LeBlanc, Carmelete Guilbeau; Rosemary Allemand, Johnnie Wallace; Madeline & Lloyd, Sr., Victoria Melancon, Leon & Olympia & Family, Earline Matherne; Evida & John Rodrigue; Lournise Charpentier, Tilman Charpentier, Marie Hebert, Edward Hebert; Mrs. Fortune Ledet, Mrs. Arthur Martin, Mabel Ledet; Louis Soudelier, Sr., Mildred Soudelier, and Michael Soudelier; Marion Danos; Joyce D. Dempster; Anna Mae & Whitney Richoux; Marie Pierce, Shantelle Hancock, Patricia Marie, Robin Mire, SherryAnne, Gayle, & Jennifer Thibodeaux, Rosemary Bruce, MaryJean Terrebonne, Eugenie Thibodeaux, Vickie Pitre, Lorina Eschete, Gaven Chouest, Glen Bruce, Charlene, Wayne & Chris Terrebonne; Marie Lousie, Ramona, Johnny, Reggie Griffin & Roy Melancon; Lucille Rushing, Cathy Cheramie, Adeline Bruce, Elva LeBlanc; Victor & Mathilde Curole, Elmo, Sr. & Lelia Robichaux, Larry Robichaux; Monica, Frances, Rodney Callais, Luis, Frances Garcia, Virginia DeLuna, Cindy Flores; Angelle G. Leboeuf, Tyler Leboeuf

Monday, May 15: Bea Gros (B); Henry (DA) & Catherine Punch, Lucien & Aline Punch, Theresa Auguland Plaisance (DA)

Tuesday, May 16: J.T. Adams (B), Adrienne Ledet (DA); Mrs. Albert Curole, Mrs. Ben LeBlanc, Mrs. Semonte Callais, Mrs. Clothide Curole; Alan Matherne

Wednesday, May 17: Angelle & Irvin Templet, Rev. Anselmo Ng Ngoc Ngai, Rev. Francisco Phan V Tham; MaryNelle & Harris Theriot, Sr., Baby Mary Nelle Moore, Dwayne & Paulette Kraemer

Thursday, May 18: Daniel & Barbara St. Pierre, Deacon Tommy St. Pierre; Wilcliff & Della Guidry, Joseph Guidry, Opta & Enola Cantrelle; Tony Chouest

Friday, May 19: Ruth & Gordon Richard, Kelly Cantrelle; Albert, Timothy, Joey (B), Terry Savoie

Alice Adams Billy Adams Robert Adams Dianna Allemand Dusty Allemand Harry Allemand, Jr. Michael Allemand Laura Badeaux Von Bailey Michael Bailleaux, Jr. Jake Barrios Ezola Baudoin Darren Bayley Joseph Billiot, Sr. Chantel Bitter Christine Boudreaux Donna Ray Bouffanie Drake Bourg Michael Bourgeois Connie D. Brady Jimmie Breaux Mary Pearl Breaux Kathy Bruce Chris Brunet Noella Burregi Herbert Callais Joan Callais Johnna Cantrelle Anthony Cantrelle Dcn. Michael Cantrelle Terry Cavalier Hennely Chabert Patrick Chandler Florence Cheramie Mae Cheramie Wanda Cheramie Misty Comeaux Lorris & Molly Crosby

Michael Cuneo Sr. Patsy Curole Beth Danos Rachel Delaune Stephen Donovan Caroline Dubois Jeffery Dubois Roy Dubois Elaine Duet Theresa Duet Lou Ella Dufrene Patrick Dufrene, Sr. Jeff Estay Jessie Estay Susan Eymard Rena Mae Falgout Theresa Falgout Aaron Fanguy Kerney Fremen Elisa Galjour Stacy Galliano Dudley “Butch” Gaspard Mae Gisclair Merline Gisclair Miranda Goldman Crystal Green Joyce Griffin Ronald Gros Sophia Josette Guidroz Angela Guidry Corinne Guidry Dereck Guidry Kenneth Guidry John Guidry Loretta Guidry Marlon Guidry Sandra Guidry Jonas Guillot

Michael Hartman Neva Hayes Daniel Hebert Rena Hebert Nettie Hidgon Esther B. Horning Aden Michael Jenkins Ralph Lagarde Aline LeBlanc Marilyn Ledet Susan Ledet Beverly Lefort Willie Lefort Beau Leyrer Tim Long Margie Lorraine Betty B. Martin Hector Martin Lois Martin Pearline McBride Betty Melancon Jack Melancon Janet Melancon Rainell Melancon Virginia Miller Layne Morales Tina Muntz Leoncia Naquin Penny T. Nazio Celeste Neigel Joel Orgeron Odette Orgeron Diane Ougel E.J. Ougel, Jr. Kenneth Ougel Deanie Pere Kip Pierce Marcella Pierce

Jan Pitre Yvette H. Pitre Brock Plaisance Roy Plaisance Tommy Plaisance Gloria Pruett Darlene Richardel Earline “Pumkin” Robichaux Jennifer Sanamo Emily Sanchez Matthew Sanchez Rosa Santos Horace & Judica Savoie Destiny Saxby Connie Schouest Neil Seoni Arnic Sevin Gerald Sevin Roland Sevin Marie B. Shows Evelyn Smith Donald Terrebonne, Sr. Juanita Theriot Steven Theriot Felecian & Gloria Theriot Hazel Thibodaux Mary Thibodaux Bea Trosclair Dennis ”Spice” Vegas Jean Vizier Barbara Walker Darlene Walker Herman Williams, Jr. And the sick & suffering known only to God.

Please pray for these members of our parish family and all our loved ones who are ill.

BAPTISMAL PREPARATION Our Lady of the Rosary Baptismal Preparation consists of one mandatory Baptismal Seminar which consists of an information session which is on the last Thursday of the month at 7PM in the Saltillo Room. Call the parish office to register. • Both parents and Godparents/sponsors are required to attend the Baptismal Seminar prior to the birth of the baby. • Parents must provide a copy of the child’s birth certificate. • Godparents/Sponsors must meet Canon Law requirements:

1. Be a Catholic. 2. Be a practicing Catholic. This means, a Catholic person who is in an invalid marriage

(not in a Catholic Church marriage) cannot be a sponsor/godparent. A cohabiting Catholic person who is not married, (living with someone) cannot be a godparent.

3. Be sixteen (16) years of age or older. 4. Must be a confirmed Catholic. 5. A baptized non Catholic may stand as a witness, along with a confirmed Catholic.

UPCOMING SEMINARS: May 25, June 29, July 27, August 31

BULLETIN DEADLINE The deadline for placing a notice or an-nouncement in the weekly bulletin is 12 noon on Monday. You are welcome to

submit your request by calling the parish office at 985-693-3433 or emailing holy-rosarylarose@htdiocese.org. Thank you

for your cooperation.

If you would like to donate

memorial flowers for the altars,

please contact Hilda Guidry at

693-3919.

COMMUNION FOR THE HOME-BOUND

We want to be sure that all in the parish who cannot come to Mass because they are elder-ly or ill have the opportunity of the sacra-ments. Please turn in this information for a family member, a friend or a neighbor. Name: __________________________ Phone #: ________________________ Address: ________________________ _______________________________________________________________ Caretaker: ______________________ Phone # ________________________ Please return this information to the parish office. Use one of the following ways: a. Fill it out and put it in the collection bas-

ket. b. Fill it out and bring it to the parish office. c. Call the parish office at 985-693-3433 to

give information.

NOTICE OF CHURCH SURPLUS PROPERTY

The church is receiving sealed bids for the separate sale of two buildings. 1. Wood Structure (old St. Vincent store) approx. 660

sq. feet 2. Trailer (storage for store) approx. 540 sq. feet Sealed bids are being accepted now. To inspect the properties, please call 258-1554 (Perry) or the church office at 693-3433 to set up an appointment.

Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1

8:30AM M 9:30AM HRCS A

5:30PM CCD (K-7)

2 8:30AM M 10AM S . V -

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6PM B B

3 8:30AM M

4 8:30AM M 6PM KC B M .

5 9AM HRCS Mass 6:30PM God Squad Mission Night

6 4PM Mass May Crowning 5PM Ladies Altar Society Spring Social

7 7AM M 10AM M (C ’ L )

11AM A F 5:30PM M

8 8:30AM Mass

9 8:30AM Mass 6PM Blaze Bible study

10 8:30AM Mass

11 8:30AM Mass

12 9AM HRCS Mass

13 4PM Mass 6PM Blaze Social

14 7AM M 10AM M BAPTISM 5:30PM M

15 8:30AM Mass

16 8:30AM Mass 6PM Blaze Bible study

17 8:30AM Mass

18 8:30AM Mass 6PM KC Mtg.

19 9AM HRCS M 10AM N H M

6PM—C C F F

20 4PM M

21 7AM M 10AM M (C ’ L )

5:30PM M

22 8:30AM M 10AM HRCS P K-3 C

6PM HRCS 8 G

23 8:30AM Mass 10AM HRCS PreK-4 Closing

6PM HRCS K Graduation

6PM Blaze Bible study

24 8:30AM Mass 10AM HRCS Closing

25 8:30AM Mass 6PM Holy Name Socie-ty Mtg.

7PM Baptism Seminar

26 8:30AM Mass

27 4PM Mass

28 7AM M 10AM M 5:30PM M (B )

29 8:30AM Mass

30 8:30AM Mass 6PM Blaze Bible study

31 8:30AM Mass MAY 2017