January 2, 2011 Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph and

December 26, 2010 — January 2, 2011
Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
and Epiphany of the Lord
Most Rev. Robert W. Muench, D.D.
[email protected]
Very Rev. Paul D. Counce, J.C.L.
[email protected]
Deacon Jodi A. Moscona
[email protected]
Mrs. Sheila G. Juneau
[email protected]
Ms. Glenda Wright
[email protected]
Mr. Robbie A. Giroir
[email protected]
Mrs. Joy B. Ballance
[email protected]
Office .........................................................412 North Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70802-5496
Telephone ..................................................... 225-387-5928
Fax .................................................................225-387-5929
Email ............................... [email protected]
Website ................................ www.cathedralofstjoseph.org
Masses ............................ Saturday 4 pm Anticipated Mass
Sunday ....................... 8 am, 10 am (with choir) & 12 noon
Weekdays (Monday-Friday) ................................ 12:05 pm
Confessions ......................................Saturday 3 to 3:45 pm
Weekdays 11:30 to 11:50 am
Always on request
My dear Parishioners and Friends,
Fundamentally, the Holy Father’s saying that if
religion remains a purely personal thing, and
doesn’t influence society, it remains incomplete. If believers are forced into this, this is persecution of them, and hatred and prejudice grow within the
oppressors. Peace can’t really exist in such a climate.
One more wish of ―Merry
Christmas‖ to you! The Savior’s birth
two millennia ago may have gone largely unnoticed at the time, but we in our
present day know of its significance. We
are a joyful people, for God loves us so much that He
sent His only Son to rescue us from sin and death and
hopelessness. I hope your holiday was replete with happiness, and the kind of blessings only faith, family and
friends can bestow.
What does this mean for us? Well, it suggests to
me that my New Year’s resolutions need to include a
recommitment to tolerance of those who peacefully
think differently from me, especially in religious matters. I’m also going to do some serious praying about
my willingness to suffer persecution for the sake of the
Gospel. What about you?
Still, a proper celebration of Christmas is exhausting. Has the holiday tired you out, like it has me?
I’m left with no energy for deep theological thinking or
writing! So the easiest way for me to proceed in this last
Bulletin of the year is to make a few announcements.
Note that this issue of the Bulletin covers two
weeks, until the end of the Christmas season. The January calendar is enclosed on page 6: you may wish to tear
it out and keep it on the front of your refrigerator, right
next to the little holiday note you wrote to yourself
saying ―Keep Out!‖
The first one is surely the most timely. Please
note that January 1 each year is the Solemnity of
Mary the Mother of God. Ordinarily this is a holy
day of obligation, but the US bishops in 1991 decided
that the requirement of attending Mass is dispensed
when it falls on a Saturday or Monday, like this year.
Speaking of calendars, did you get your copy of
our annual Parish wall calendar? It features some
excellent art, listing feast days and memorials as well as
other spiritual suggestions to help us all be a little more
fervent in prayer and generous in charity.
Still, you may wish to observe this feast. I highly
recommend it, of course! And here at the Cathedral we
have a wonderful custom of celebrating Mary’s maternity at a 4 pm Vigil Mass on New Year’s Eve,
―ringing in the New Year‖ right afterwards with gumbo
and champagne served for everyone next door in the
Parish Hall. Please, come and worship with Bishop
Muench and me, and then enjoy the fellowship.
With the end of the calendar year, a number of
parishioners have been especially generous in their
gifts to the Parish. It’s a demonstration to God of
gratitude for His many blessings. There is no substitute for making a sacrificial ―return to the Lord
for all the good He has done‖: it is truly the most
sure measure of faith and devotion. I am edified and
immensely grateful that so many of our wonderful
parishioners and friends know and act on this truth!
While on the subject of New Year’s, I note that
January 1 is also observed annually as World Day of
Peace by the Catholic Church. This year’s theme is
―Religious Freedom, the Path to Peace.‖ In choosing
this focus, Pope Benedict XVI was motivated in part by
the October 31 massacre of some 58 Catholics while
they were attending Mass in Baghdad, Iraq. Since then,
more attacks have occurred on Christians there.
That being said, let me wish you and yours the
very best of the New Year 2011. May it be a time of
discovery for you, as you marvel at the goodness of God
and the richness of our precious Catholic faith. And
may it be a time of grace and progress for all of us here
at the Cathedral, as we put that faith into practice!
In announcing this year’s theme the Pope said
something I thought was very profound. He wrote,
―Religious freedom, like every freedom, proceeds from
the personal sphere and is achieved in relationship
with others. Freedom without relationship is not full
freedom. Religious freedom is not limited to the individual dimension alone, but is attained within one’s
community and in society … In this communitarian
dimension, each person remains unique and unrepeatable, while at the same time finding completion and
full realization.‖
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On December 31 we celebrate a 4:00 pm New Year’s
Vigil Mass, with gumbo and champagne served in the
Parish Hall afterwards! We hope you will be able to join us
for this time-honored Cathedral tradition!
RENOWNED ORGANIST DIANE BISH
WILL PERFORM HERE ON JANUARY 30
Diane Bish, the star of the
internationally acclaimed television
program ―The Joy of Music,‖ is returning to the Cathedral! She will
give a concert on ―Providence,‖ our
42-rank pipe organ, at 4:00 pm
Sunday, January 30, 2011. It is
free and open to the public. Special
seating will be available in the choir
gallery.
The Parish Office will be closed on Friday, December 24; on Monday, December 27; and on Friday,
December 31.
After the concert, the artist
will be honored at a fundraising reception at Juban’s Restaurant, benefitting the St. Joseph Cathedral Concert Series.
Tickets will be available at $125.00 per person. For more
information on the concert, special gallery seating, and
fundraiser, telephone 225-767-5775 or 225-757-6310.
The Ladies of the Cathedral want your old Christmas
cards, so don’t throw them out! These cards are recycled
into new cards at St. Jude Ranch for Children, an organization which helps abused, abandoned and neglected young
people. Cards can be dropped off at the Parish Office during
the month of January.
Celebrant
Friday,
4 pm
Vigil
Bishop Muench
Celebrant
Sunday,
8 am
Eucharistic Minister
Fr. Paul Counce
Deacon Jodi Moscona
Sr. Carla Marie Candella
Charlotte Anthony
Lector
Bryan Vincent
Bootsie Abadie
Eucharistic Minister
Lector
Sacristan/Server
Harry Theriot
Server
Tico Plater
Taylor Trepagnier
Sacristan/Server
Server
Father Counce
Rory Anderson
Linda Muffoletto
Michael Zelden
Barbara Carey
Harry Theriot
Harry Theriot
Bishop Muench
Deacon Jodi Moscona
Sr. Carla Marie Candella
Mary Furlow
Paul Brown
Mary Rettig
Bryan Vincent
Sybil Boizelle
Harry Theriot
Sean Molony
Dan Hall
Taylor Trepagnier
Father Counce
Charlotte Anthony
Boyd Newman
Bill Koren
Bernadette Purnell
VinettaFrie
Peggy Langston
Tommy Darensbourg
Denis Frie
Samantha Frie
Sunday,
10 am
Sunday,
12 noon
Christmas
Friday, December 24 (Christmas Eve)
Saturday, December 25 (Christmas Day)
Sunday, December 26 (Holy Family)
New Year’s
Friday, December 31 (New Year’s Eve; Mary, Mother of God)
Saturday, January 1 (New Year’s Day)
Sunday, January 2 (Epiphany)
4 pm Vigil Mass
10:50 pm Cathedral Choir Concert begins
12 Midnight Mass
8 am Mass
10 am Mass
(No 4 pm Saturday Vigil)
8 am Mass
10 am Mass
12 noon Mass
4 pm Vigil Mass
5 pm Gumbo in Parish Hall
(No Masses at all)
8 am Mass
10 am Mass
12 noon Mass
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View this Bulletin online at www.cathedralofstjoseph.org
January 9-15, 2011
National Vocation Awareness Week
see www.diobr.org/vocations for ways to
observe this.
January 9, 2011
Bishop’s annual Respect Life Rally
2 pm to 4 pm, Catholic Life Center
Keynote Presenter: Vicki Thorn, on the
“Biology of Theology of the Body”;
Free admission to everyone!
January 10, 2011
January 22, 2011
January 22, 2011
February 13, 2011
There will be no confessions or 4 pm Vigil Mass on Saturday, January 1. Enjoy food and football with your family!
Sunday, December 26 —
Choir Rehearsal — 9 am
Tuesday, December 28 –
Bishop Muench’s Birthday
Wednesday, December 29 —
Choir Rehearsal — 6:30 pm
Small Christian Community — 7 pm
Project Rachel Training
10 am to 4 pm, Catholic Life Center
Cost $10, contact Office of Marriage &
Family Life at 225-242-0323.
Friday, December 31 —
Gumbo and Champagne — After 4 pm Vigil Mass
St. Joseph Spirituality Center presents:
“What to do?” Personal Decision Making
Presenter: Sr. Lucy Silvio, CSJ
9 am to Noon, St. Joseph’s Academy Dining
Hall. Fee $35, info from 225-383-3349.
Sunday, January 2 —
Choir Rehearsal — 9 am
Wednesday, January 5 —
Choir Rehearsal — 6:30 pm
Small Christian Community — 7 pm
Louisiana Life March 10 am to 12 noon,
from the Old State Capitol to the new one,
preceded by special prayer time in the
Cathedral. See www.LaLifeMarch.com or
telephone 225-242-0135 for more info.
Please take a moment – at least once a week – to pray for:
Hospital/Sick:
Louis Aimé, Mary Belleau, Michael Conger, Elizabeth Cook, Annette Dunn,
Erline Ferguson, Genevieve Floyd, Nina Fox, Michael Gilbeau, Melony Haun, Alma McGrew, Brittany Michelli, Dolores Miller, Harold Morse, Marsha Muench Morse, Ruth Nelson, Jeff Nola, Sybil
Rhodes, Patrick Richoux, Rick Scheen, and Todd
Willeford
25th & 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration, at a 3 pm liturgy by Bishop Robert
Muench at Sacred Heart Church. Contact
the Parish Office to register by the deadline
of February 1.
The next pre-Baptismal Seminar for expecting parents is set for Monday, January 10, at 6:30 pm, in the
Parish Office. Call 225-387-5928 to register beforehand; proposed godparents are invited and encouraged
to attend as well.
John Jones and Mary Zolodick
Nursing Homes:
Chetta Cangelosi, Josie Cangelosi, Adrianne Clark,
Lettie Counce, Elizabeth Hamilton and Pat Melancon
Other Concerns:
For military and diplomatic personnel who keep
the peace around the world; for law enforcement
personnel and firefighters who guard our safety at
home
This list is updated and printed monthly. To add a name to it, please contact the Parish Office by telephone at 225-387-5928 or by email at [email protected].
Don’t forget: contributions of appreciated stock
to St. Joseph Cathedral before December 31 certainly
benefit us, and could be very helpful to you too in your
―negotiations‖ with the IRS on April 15!
Planned, regular and sacrificial giving, in proportion to the blessings the giver enjoys from God, is the hallmark of good Stewardship!
For information on how to do good for yourself and
your Cathedral Parish in this way, call the Parish Office,
at 225-387-5928.
The Parish’s offertory collection over the weekend of Dec. 10/12
totaled $6,859.00 (154 Identified Givers gave $6,724.00, while unidentified givers offered another $135.00). Additionally, $3,258.00
was collected for the national Retirement Fund for Religious. Thank
you for your generosity!
USPS Identification Statement:
St. Joseph Cathedral Bulletin
Published Weekly by
St. Joseph Cathedral
412 North Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70802-5496
Homebound:
Identified Givers — the best kind! — use envelopes, pay by check,
or donate by automatic direct bank draft transfer. These gifts are deductible in accord with federal and state law.
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The Cathedral also accepts gifts of stock or distributions from
other funds. Call the Parish Office (225-387-5928) to arrange this.
Finally, please remember your Cathedral in your will!
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If unable to attend Mass each day, try to pray its Scriptures!
Sat
Jan 1
Nm 6:22-27/Gal 4:4-7/Lk 2:16-21
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Jan 2
Jan 3
Jan 4
Jan 5
Jan 6
Jan 7
Jan 8
Is 60:1-6/Eph 3:2-3a,5-6/Mt 2:1-12
1 Jn 3:22-4:6/Mt 4:12-17,23-25
1 Jn 4:7-10/Mk 6:34-44
1 Jn 4:11-18/Mk 6:45-52
1 Jn 4:19-5:4/Lk 4:14-22a
1 Jn 5:5-13/Lk 5:12-16
1 Jn 5:14-21/Jn 3:22-30
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Jan 9
Jan 10
Jan 11
Jan 12
Jan 13
Jan 14
Jan 15
Is 42:1-4,6-7/Acts 10:34-38/Mt 3:13-17
Heb 1:1-6/Mk 1:14-20
Heb 2:5-12/Mk 1:21-28
Heb 2:14-18/Mk 1:29-39
Heb 3:7-14/Mk 1:40-45
Heb 4:1-5,11/Mk 2:1-12
Heb 4:12-16/Mk 2:13-17
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Jan 16
Jan 17
Jan 18
Jan 19
Jan 20
Jan 21
Jan 22
Is 49:3,5-6/1 Cor 1:1-3/Jn 1:29-34
Heb 5:1-10/Mk 2:18-22
Heb 6:10-20/Mk 2:23-28
Heb 7:1-3,15-17/Mk 3:1-6
Heb 7:25-8:6/Mk 3:7-12
Heb 8:6-13/Mk 3:13-19
Heb 9:2-3,11-14/Mk 3:20-21
Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
Jan 23
Jan 24
Jan 25
Jan 26
Jan 27
Jan 28
Jan 29
Is 8:23-9:3/1 Cor 1:10-13,17/Mt 4:12-23
Heb 9:15,24-28/Mk 3:22-30
Acts 22:3-16 or 9:1-22/Mk 16:15-18
2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti t 1:1-5/Mk 4:1-20
Heb 10:19-25/Mk 4:21-25
Heb 10:32-39/Mk 4:26-34
Heb 11:1-2,8-19/Mk 4:35-41
Sun
Mon
Jan 30
Jan 31
Zep 2:3;3:12-13/1 Cor 1:26-31/Mt 5:1-12a
Heb 11:32-40/Mk 5:1-20
One very important Latin word theologically is:
This word means ―Son‖ (and yes, the word for ―Daughter‖ is
!). There is an English word derived from it,
―filial,‖ which references a child’s relationship to parents,
although it’s not a very common word.
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Mary Anna Jurgenson Johnson
―For the People‖
Mary Morgan
Lillian Cline Koster, Raymond Pourciau
Ethel D. Schaefer, Edmund Roos,
Joseph A. Tullier, Purgatorial List
Lillian Cline Koster, Benedict Cline
Stanley Paul Deas and Mabel
Schexnayder Deas
Mary Ellis Carrere
Ed Polozola
M/M Richard Cointment, Sr.
Robert Fontenot
―For the People‖
Charles Schexnayder, Marie Meeks
Lillian Cline Koster, Benedict Cline,
Raymond Pourciau
Henry and Margaret Norris, Morris
Parrino, Purgatorial List
Mark and Robert Fontenot
For Priestly and Religious Vocations
Lettie Deas Counce
Simon Maggio Family
―For the People‖
Mary Ann Bello Molony
Joseph LeBeau
Suja Thomas, M/M Richard Cointment,
Sr., Agnes and Joseph Blasi, Jr.,
Purgatorial List, Bobby Lane LeBlanc
Lillian Cline Koster, Benedict Cline,
Raymond Pourciau
Henry and Margaret Norris
Cedric Aucoin, Jr.
Jules Regard
Jules DeBecker
―For the People‖
M/M Richard Cointment, Sr.
Agnes and Joseph Blasi, Jr.
John Williams, Purgatorial List
Lillian Cline Koster, Benedict
Cline, Raymond Pourciau
Victoria James
Christopher Charles Counce
Mario and Augusta Montanaro
Mary Muench
―For the People‖
Maria Leggio Toups
Sybil D. Boizelle
Our Holy Father Pope Benedict XVI invites us to
pray during January 2011 ―That the riches of creation be
preserved, valued and made available to all, as a precious
gift from God to the human family.‖
But it’s common in theology! Jesus Christ is the Second
Person of the Blessed Trinity, but His relationship to the
First Person is described in Scripture as that of ―Son‖ (see
Mt 3:17 and many, many other places). Why is that? Probably because the child-parent relationship is one WE can appreciate. It’s the first one we learn, after all! It connotes
common purpose, loyalty within family, and of course most
of all LOVE between the Son and the Father! So, more poetically,
not only means ―Son,‖ but ―loving and beloved Son‖: something Jesus always was and which we, His
adopted brothers and sisters, try to be.
―To be the Mother Church, the servant of the
Diocese of Baton Rouge, and a community celebrating
the loving presence of Christ with strength, compassion,
and caring for all God’s people.‖
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Maintenance Collection
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11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
12:30 pm Food Pantry
(PH)
6:30 pm RCIA (LCR)
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Martin Luther King,
Jr. Holiday
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8 am Mass
9 am Choir Rhsl (PH)
10 am Mass (Bishop)
11 am PSR & Bible Study
12 noon Mass/Anointing
4 pm Diane Bish Concert
11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
12:30 pm Food Pantry
(PH)
6:30 pm RCIA (LCR)
11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
Fr. Mascarella Preach
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Church Latin Am. Coll.
Office Closed
8 am Mass
9 am Choir Rhsl (PH)
10 am Mass
11 am Baptism
11 am PSR & Bible Study
12 noon Mass
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8 am Mass
9 am Choir Rhsl (PH)
10 am Mass (Bishop)
11 am PSR & Bible Study
12 noon Mass/Blue Mass
(Bishop)
No Mass
11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
12:30 pm Food Pantry
(PH)
4 pm Cemetery Bd Mtg
6:30 pm RCIA (LCR)
No Coffee & Donuts
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11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
6:30 pm Baptismal Seminar (LCR)
7 pm KC Officers (PH)
11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
12:30 pm Food Pantry
(PH)
6:30 pm RCIA (LCR)
11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
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8 am Mass
9 am Choir Rhsl (PH)
10 am Mass (Bishop)
11 am PSR & Bible Study
12 noon Mass
2 pm-4 pm Respect Life Rally
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No Coffee & Donuts
8 am Mass
9 am Choir Rhsl (PH)
10 am Mass (Bishop)
11am PSR & Bible Study
12 noon Mass
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CP - Catholic/Presbyterian Apartments
LCR - Large Conference Room
LPL - Large Parking Lot
PH - Parish Hall
SPL - Small Parking Lot
11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
6:15 pm KC Assembly (PH)
6:30 pm Choir Rhsl (PH)
7 pm Small Christian
Community (LCR)
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11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
6:30 pm Choir Rhsl (PH)
7 pm Small Christian
Community (LCR)
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11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
6:30 pm Choir Rhsl (PH)
7 pm KC Council (PH)
7 pm Small Christian
Community (LCR)
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11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
5:30 pm Development Mtg
6:30 pm Choir Rhsl (PH)
7 pm Small Christian
Community (LCR)
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12:05 pm Mass
12 noon Women In Spirit
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7 pm Wedding Rhsl
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No Confessions
No Mass
Fr. Mascarella Preach
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11:30 am Confessions
12:05 pm Mass
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4 pm Mass
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4 pm Mass
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