bulletin - St. Joseph Catholic Church

P. O. Box 199 401 S. Adams Rayne, LA 70578
Phone:334-2193 www.stjoerayne.org Fax: 334-2199
Monday, September 3
Rosary Group-9:00 am, Church
Prayer for Priests-2:00 pm, Church
Tuesday, September 4
Choir Practice-6:30 pm, Church
Wednesday, September 5
RCE Parts of the Mass-8:20 am, Church
Elderberries-9:00 am, Family Life Center
Rayne Guest Home Mass-3:30 pm
RCIA-7:00 pm, Family Life Center
Thursday, September 6
RCE Parts of the Mass-8:20 am, Church
Babyberries-9:00 am, Family Life Center
Ladies Altar Society-2:00 pm, Family Life Center
Co-ed Ultreya-6:00 pm, Church
St. Vincent de Paul Society-6:00 pm, Youth Hall
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: Charles Trahan,
Fernest Navarre, Sr. and
Sam Wingate family
Saturday
4:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 am, 10:00 am
& 5:30 pm
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
CONTACT INFORMATION
E-mail
[email protected]
C.M.J./Youth Office
334-9849
Youth Hall
334-5991
R.C.E. School
334-5657
Family Life Center
334-5656
Good Samaritans, Laura Leger 334-5165
Staff
Rev. Kendal Faulk
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
Fred Menard
R.C.E. Principal
Denise Brignac
Choir Director
Kip Faulk
Accompanist
Please remember in your prayers these parishioners &
friends of St. Joseph Parish who are ill:
Keith Alleman, Peggy Alleman, Curless Arabie, J. C.
Arsement, Josette Hoffpauir Baker, Blake Bearb, Rose Bearb,
Rhonda Bearb, Tommy Bearb, Suzanne Bercier, Jessie
Bellard, Marcus Bertrand, Clovis Boudreaux, Lou Boudreaux,
Rena Boudreaux, Betty Boullion, Darin Bourque, J. C.
Bourque, Judy Bourque, Benton Boutte, Paul Breaux, Rick
Briggs, Ashley Brignac, Louise Carpenter, Bill Castille, Hilda
Castille, Percy Castille, Judy Chester, Eula Cobena, Celeste
Comeaux, William Comeaux, Connie Cortana, Eva Belle
Credeur, Greg Credeur, Olivia Credeur, Sue Credeur, Peggy
Decoux, Cynthia M. Deville, Amanda Dogua, Chase Dogua,
Dylan Dogua, Markus Doucet, Jeanette Dupont, Janice
Duplantis, Danielle Edmond, Rose Fontenot, Trent Fontenot,
A. D. Foreman, Debra Fusilier, Patricia Gautreaux, Terry
Gautreaux, Elaine Gilbert, Ethan Louis Gilbert, Lynette
Guidry, Raymond “Bic” Guidry, Tenny Tony Guidry, Tatum
Guillory, Stormy LeMay Hamilton, Clara Haure, Megan
Hayes, Karen Hebert, Bob Hicks, Jr., Tommy Hodges, Leo
LaCroix, Olivia Grace Latiolais, Erphie & Edna Lavergne,
Leroy & Doris Lavergne, Margie Lavergne, Mona LeBlanc,
Faye Ledford, Ethel Leger, Loretta Leger, Wilbur Leger,
Dillon LeGros, Mark LeMaire, Bailey Leon, Bridget Lonseth,
Laura M. Meaux, Lloyd Meaux, Joyce Meche, Pat Melancon,
Troy Menard, Pat Miller, David Moore, Lillian Morgan
family, Monica Onebane, Joseph Ortego, Adele Porierre, Gail
Prejean, Gene Romero, Shirley Romero, Dot Royer, Javonte
Sinegal, Layna Simon, Paul Sonnier, Bill Storey, Joseph
Trahan, John Villejoin, Cindy Vondenstein, Lindsay West,
Glenda Young, Thomas Zaunbrecher
Sacrament of Baptism is held the 2nd Sunday of each month after 10AM
Mass. Contact 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 Dean Thibodeaux (334-5425)
to schedule visits by Minister of Communion.
Funerals: Families should contact the Funeral Home to make all the
necessary arrangements.
Parish Membership: Parishioners entering or leaving the Parish are
encouraged to call
2 the Parish Office.
Monday, September 3rd, Labor Day, St. Gregory the Great, Pope and Doctor of the Church
6:30am M/M Louis Privat Fly, M/M Adam Credeur Fly, John Nugent, M/M Walter Beslin, M/M Ulysse Arceneaux,
Wilburn & Beatrice Thibodeaux, Chester Boudreaux, Sam Wingate Fly, Poor Souls in Purgatory, Ann Molbert
Meche, Helen Weber
Tuesday, September 4th, Weekday
12:05pm M/M Lebodier Lavergne, Joyce H. Spaetgens, Clinius, Yvonne & Ronald Hoffpauir, Anthony & Rita Privat,
Wenzel Habetz, In Thanksgiving, M/M J.B. Benoit, Poor Souls in Purgatory, Ann Molbert Meche, Helen
Weber
Wednesday, September 5th, Weekday
6:30am Rose Leger, Joyce H. Spaetgens, Clinius, Yvonne & Ronald Hoffpauir, Chester Boudreaux, Sam Wingate Fly,
Ann Molbert Meche, Helen Weber
Thursday, September 6th, Weekday
12:05pm Mable Hanks, Everett Hildreth, Eudy & Lena Comeaux & Children, Sarah Bryson, Joseph & Ben Stutes, Ann
Molbert Meche, Helen Weber
Friday, September 7th, "FIRST FRIDAY"
6:30am Edward Alleman Fly, Amanda Briggs, M/M N. J. Gossen, M/M Clyde Arsement Fly, Mary T. Guidry, M/M Karl
Zaunbrecher Sr Fly, Leonard "Jake" Cramer, Mollie Trahan, Souls in Purgatory, Chester Boudreaux, Sam
Wingate Fly, Herman Stelly, Ann Molbert Meche, Helen Weber
Saturday, September 8th, The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
4:00pm Robert & Harold Turner, Russel Benoit, Tommy Cart, Murphy Moore, Theodora H. Faulk, M/M Isaac C.
Domingue Fly, M/M Nathan J. Mouton, Souls in Purgatory, Antoine & Agnes P. Menard Fly, Harvey & Sis
LeBouef, Elphege & Anita Wingate, Clopha & Alicia Royer Fly, John & Mable Nugent, M/M James Stafford
Wingate Fly, Sam Wingate Fly, Wenzel Habetz, M/M Clifford Richard & Sons, Calvin & Bobby Royer Fly,
Nelson G. Richard Fly, M/M Norbert Zaunbrecher & Kenneth, Louis Granger, Voorhies Trahan Fly, Leo Patin,
Rosella Stelly Perry, Forrest & Gladys Stelly & Sons, Clarence, Alice & Carlton Prevost, Julie & Stephanie
Zaunbrecher, Preston Dogua, Joyce H. Spaetgens, Thelma Smith, Walton Thibodeaux Sr, Darrin Martin,
M/M Ophe Broussard, Forest Trahan, Sue Martin, Alvin & Reva Savoy, Alvin & Elodie Seaux, Nora Royer,
Ruby Doga, George Breaux, Aaron & Tootsie Nugent, Lennis & Hermine Broussard, Oscar Menard, Mary
Credeur, Leeward Mier, Eudy & Lena Comeaux & Children, Sarah Bryson, Mollie Trahan, Johnny Meche,
Shawn Paul Dupuis, Lloyd & Edna Morgan, Elpha & Roman Quebodeaux, Theodor & Estelle B. Scheufens,
Joseph & Ben Stutes, St. Joseph Class of "1959", Cathy Schexnider, M/M Raymond Broussard & Son,
Edward, Bobbie H. & David Gossen, Paul DesOrmeaux, Michael Paul Evans, Ann Molbert Meche,
Helen Weber
Sunday, September 9th, Twenty-third Sunday In Ordinary Time
7:00am Ernest Alleman, Julius & Orelia Henry, Eldridge Henry, Flo Slominsky, Millard, Renola, Tommy & Donald
Gilbert, M/M Leroy Domingue, Jameele Saloom, Mollie Trahan, M/M Freddie Arceneaux, M/M Murphy
Thibodeaux, M/M Ulysse Alleman, Medric Richard, John Veronie, Ann Molbert Meche, Helen Weber
10:00am M/M Milton Seilhan Fly, Babineaux & Stutes Fly, Edward, Bobbie H. & David Gossen, Eunice A. Thevis,
Stephen Prevost, Conrad Breaux, Margaret M. Simpson, Wilfred Romero Jr, Perry "Bozo" Romero, Tommy
Petitjean Sr Fly, Ann Molbert Meche, Helen Weber
5:30pm Lake & Aline Guidry, Donna Guidry, Charles Trahan, Ann Molbert Meche, Helen Weber
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Weekly Offerings for August 19, 2012
Envelopes
58% $ 6,274
Loose Checks 25% 2,712
Cash
17% $ 1,837
Total contributions $10,823
Weekly budget
$11,589
- $ 766
Please remember
St. Joseph Parish, Rayne Catholic Elem.
& Notre Dame High School
when planning your Last Will & Testament.
We joyfully share in the union of:
Nicholas Lee Fontenot &
Kara Lynn Comeaux
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
We welcome those who
entered our Catholic faith
through the waters of Baptism.
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Beau Adam Arceneaux
PARISH LIFE
May the Lord whose love shines over all and gives us blessings great and small,
fill your birthday with life’s good things.
Roderick Boulley, David Comeaux, Mary Constantin, Josie Cook, Tammy Cormier, Michael Fontenot,
Bertrand Guidry, Robert Hicks, Logan Hoffpauir, Carolyn Morgan, Phillip Peltier, Harold Rogers, Kammy
Babineaux, Judy Broussard, Amber Carriere, Kyle Dudding, Donald Fontenot, Bryan Hanks, Angela Hebert,
Mary Peltier, Ray Penn, Evelyn Petitjean, Ula Romero, Alex Savoy, Norma Thibodeaux, Brian Comeaux,
Rhonda Comeaux, Ruby Comeaux, Mary Cormier, Jerome Faucheaux, Joyce Faulk, Mark Field, Debra
Fusilier, Madeline Higginbotham, Margaret Higginbotham, Jordan Meche, Dylan Menard, Heather Mire,
Carl Schexnyder, Mary Severns, Terry St. Germain, Kelly Stutes, Chris Zaunbrecher, Ella Aiguier, Cynthia
Beslin, Vergie Broussard, Jason Cormier, Carol Credeur, Kenneth Daigle, Zoe Emmons, Willard Gilbert,
Dylan Gonzales, Anne Guidry, Brennan Guidry, Peggy Istre, Mervin Meaux, Tina Meche, Carroll Menard, Luke Soileaux, Melba Thibodeaux,
Carol Tomlinson, Brent Toups, Terri Bearb, Natalie Breaux, Bob Broussard, Tara Comeaux, Merilyn Credeur, Jon Doucet, Tara Fontenot,
Theresa Gros, Kennedy Guidry, Chris Kratzer, April Menard, Geraldine Migues, Chuck Peltier, Peggy Smith, Anthony Spaetgens, George Ware,
Dorothy Wright, Alton Anderson, Devon Bertrand, Eva Blanchard, Evan Boullion, Flora Bourque, Michelle Breaux, Megan
Calhoun, Sybil Comeaux, Brenella Domingue, Jasper Foster, Glenn Gilbert, Greg Hebert, Karen Hebert, Renolla Hebert, Michael Judice, Steve
Menard, Edison Mier, Christian Morgan, Greg Morgan, Nichole Smith, Dennis Dupuis, Sandra Elkins, Clara Haure, Dylan Judice, Alyson
Kratzer, Kathleen Langlinais, Nina Melancon, Juanita Mouton, Sarah Plaisance, Victoria Richard, Linton Seaux
Join the Catholic Daughters for a
THE PARISH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd
IN HONOR OF LABOR DAY.
2013 Mass Intention Book is
now open
Masses may be celebrated in memory of
loved ones or for special intentions.
The suggested donation remains at $5.00
per listing.
The Perpetual Lamp that lights the Sanctuary
may be burned in memory of a loved one or
for a special intention for one week.
A donation of $10.00 is suggested. Only three
dedications per week will be accepted. Proceeds will be
used to help defray the cost of sanctuary supplies.
Catholic Daughters
Court Rayne #844
Annual Raffle
Tickets are $1.00 each
and may be purchased at the
Parish Office or from any Catholic Daughter.
Prizes include: Branson, MO handmade Queen
Size Quilt Set, Oral B rechargeable toothbrush,
Decorative Centerpiece Box & Cover, Tires
balanced & rotated, a purse by Gucci of Italy, a
Neck Wrap, a Rectangle Pampered Chef stone, an
Angel Tapestry, a 20-piece Candle Set, a 10-piece
Cutlery Set, a Twin Sheet Set and three handmade
afghans.
14 great prizes & 14 chances to win!
Please help support Catholic Daughters Court Rayne. 4
Rosary Pilgrimage
Thursday, October 18
leaving St. Joseph Church at
8:30 AM
Churches to be visited include:
Our Mother of Mercy Church in Rayne,
St. Leo the Great Church in Lafayette,
St. Genevieve Church in Lafayette and
St. Leo the Great in Leonville
Join in the caravan in this journey of community prayers
for peace, vocations and an end to abortion.
Plan to drive your car and fill it with family and friends.
Bring a brown bag lunch.
RECENTLY DEPARTED
Our faith community remembers in prayer:
Theresa LeBlanc, Liviah N. Login
and June L. Petitjean
We pray that they will find joy and peace
in the Lord’s presence.
We extend our sincere sympathy to
their families and friends.
Elderberries Semi Annual
Bourre’ Tournament
Saturday, September 29th
from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM
in the Family Life Center.
$20.00 Registration Fee gets you $500 in chips.
Money prizes to top three players.
Come and play, bring your neighbors, meet your
friends and have a good time. You don’t have to be
a professional, just love to play the game!
For more information call Jeanette Leger (334-2186)
or Elaine Miller (334-9496)
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Babyberries
Attention Mothers &
Caregivers of children
ages 0-5 years.
Please join us in the Family
Life Center each Thursday at
9:00am for an hour of prayer,
Bible stories, singing,
dancing and crafts.
For more information,
contact Marian Lormand
at 334-8984.
Joe’s Café Kick-Off
Christian-based recreation for
6th, 7th & 8th graders
Kick-Off is September 7th
from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm in
the Youth Hall.
They meet every other
Friday evening.
Anyone interested in helping
call 334-9849.
Children’s Church
Children Meeting Jesus
Religious Education for
children ages 4, 5 and 6 years
while parents attend 10:00 am
Mass.
Starting September 9th.
Children are called up, blessed
and escorted to class at the
beginning of Mass.
Religious Instruction for
Pre-k through 5th grade.
Registration packets were
mailed out. If you have not
received one,
please call (334-9849).
Classes begin September 10th
on the RCE Campus
every Monday from
5:30 pm to 6:45 pm
For more information call the
Rel. Ed. Dept. at 334-9849.
Confirmation
Religious Education for 6th,
7th & 8th graders.
Kick off is September 16th
in the Youth Hall.
Classes are on Sundays after
5:30 pm Mass
in the Youth Hall
FMI, please contact Rikki
Martin at 334-9849.
R. C. I. A.
For high school students entering 11th grade who wish to be
confirmed. Registration is
September 9th from 6:30 pm
to 7:30 pm in the Family Life
Center. Registration packets
have been mailed out. For
more information or if you
have any questions contact
Todd David at 334-0302.
Religious Education for 9th
through 12th graders.
Registration is Sept. 9th at 6:30
pm in the Family Life Center.
Kick Off is September 16th
after 5:30 pm Mass
in the Family Life Center.
FMI, please contact the Rel.
Ed. Dept. at 334-9849.
Rite of Christian
Initiation of Adults
Classes begin Sept. 12th
Each Wednesday
At 7:00 PM
In the Family Life Center.
For more information
Contact Randy Bertrand at
356-1909
IT’S CHILI TIME
Notre Dame High School will hold its 8th annual Chili Cook-Off on Thursday, September 20th
at 6:00 PM, immediately following the Homecoming Parade on the school’s campus.
Honor classes for Homecoming 2012 are the Classes of 1973, 1983, 1993, and 2003.
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 more information call the Development Office at 783-7143 or download an entry form at www.ndpios.com.
AREA HAPPENINGS
Deacon Cody Miller will be conducting
a four-month course on
“The Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary”
according to St. Louis de Montfort
at St. Pius X Church, 200 East Bayou Parkway,
Lafayette, LA
beginning on Saturday, September 8th at 7:00 PM.
In Your Presence is Fullness of Joy:
Embracing Happiness
Through Contemplative Prayer
Tuesday, October 2nd from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
Our Lady of the Oaks Retreat House
Grand Coteau, LA
Cost: $25.00
Classes will be once a month:
September 8th, October 13th, November 10th, and
December 8th.
Pre-registration is required.
To register, please fill out a reservation form at
www.ourladyoftheoaks.com,
click on retreat reservations and
mail it with the $25.00 fee.
For more information, please call 337-662-5410.
Come learn more about your faith and why
Pope John Paul II loved the writings of
St. Louis de Montford and how we can fully live our
Baptismal promises through Jesus and Mary.
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Good guys wear black!
Interested in Priesthood or the Religious Life?
For information Call the Vocations Office at 337-261-5690.
Labor Day originated in 1882 in New York City under
the aegis of the Knights of Labor. Congress made it a
legal holiday in 1894. Observing it this week gives us a
good opportunity to reflect on the Catholic Church’s
social teachings for the last century or so. On May 15,
1891, Pope Leo XIII issued the encyclical Rerum Novarum on the condition of the working classes and labor. In
doing so, he initiated a century in which Catholic
teaching became more and more involved in the social
issues of the day.
Unfortunately relegated to the shadows while the bright
lights of controversy shine on other issues, Catholic
social teaching remains largely unknown to many
Catholics. It is the Catholic Church that championed such
notions as a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work, and
continues to uphold the dignity of the human person
against attacks from governments and corporations.
Nearly every pope since Leo XIII has issued teachings on
the subject. Take some time this Labor Day to familiarize
yourself with some aspect of the Church’s social
teachings. In doing so, you will be taking responsibility
as a member of the Body of Christ to commit yourself to
the care of your neighbor.
Lord, on this Labor Day, we celebrate the work we do,
and we thank You for the blessing of our jobs.
We ask for those seeking employment that
You guide them in their search for work.
We ask for guidance when we are confused.
We ask for patience when working through conflicts.
We ask for strength to complete each day.
We ask for rest when we are weary.
We ask that You be with those whose faces
we might never see but who work tirelessly
each day for the good of us all. Amen.
HEARING AND DOING
It is made clear throughout the Gospels and Epistles that our discipleship, as followers of Jesus, is not over until our
bodily death. In today’s second reading we are urged, “Be doers of the word and not hearers only” (James 1:22).
Discipleship is hard. Sometimes we have “reasons” why we cannot do things—we are too tired, too old, too sick, too
needy. We are too busy with work, with children, with other responsibilities. Yet some of the best “prayers” are people
confined by illness or disability. Some of the wisest listeners are the elderly, who have a lifetime of patience and wisdom
to draw on. Some of the most generous givers are those who have endured poverty and suffering themselves. Some of
the most admired organizers are those who delegate and let other people shine. And let us not forget the heroes who put
their lives on the line in time of crisis. Not everyone is called to heroism, but all of us are called to live generously and
selflessly. The opportunities are endless: in our families, our parish, our neighborhood or town, and in places around the
world. Try to balance prayer, action and financial giving. A busy mother with three toddlers can hardly spend hours in
prayer or at church. A man who must work two jobs to support his family has limited time to volunteer, and a person on
a tiny fixed income cannot give large donations to the church or charity. However, the busy mother can talk to God as
she chases after her little ones. The hardworking man can help with an occasional parish event, and the person with a
limited income can put a steady few dollars in the collection each week. Everyone can be a “doer.”
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday:
1 Cor 2:1-5; Lk 4:16-30
Tuesday:
1 Cor 2:10b-16; Lk 4:31-37
Wednesday: 1 Cor 3:1-9; Lk 4:38-44
Thursday: 1 Cor 3:18-23; Lk 5:1-11
Friday:
1 Cor 4:1-5; Lk 5:33-39
Saturday: Mi 5:1-4a or Rom 8:28-30;
Mt 1:1-16, 18-23 [18-23]
Sunday: Is 35:4-7a; Ps 146; Jas 2:1-5; Mk 7:31-37
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Lectors
Eucharistic Ministers
Altar Servers
Sacristans
Sept. 3
6:30am
Clinton Boullion
Randy Bertrand, Rita Monceaux, Mike Ortego
Brenda Hooper
Sept. 4
12:05pm
Margaret Young
Linda Ancona, Daniel Habetz, NEED HELP
Margaret Young
Sept. 5
6:30am
Betty Bellard
Deacon Tommy
Barry LeBlanc, Dean Thibodeaux, Davis Normand
Sept. 6
12:05pm
Dolores Deville
Leah Guidry, Peggy Lake, Angelo Ancona
Leah Guidry
Sept. 7
6:30am
Clarence Arsement
Keith Vienne, Mona Vienne, Randy Bertrand
Rita Monceaux
Sept. 8
4:00pm
Cathy Breaux,
Larry Van Pelt
Deacon Dan, Deacon Tommy, Gale Prejean, Diana Duhon,
Daniel Habetz, Peggy Lake, Edward Prejean
Jordan Daigle,
Grant LeBlanc,
Dylan Meche
Cathy Breaux
Sept. 9
7:00am
Dolores Deville,
Dan Landry
Deacon Tim, Randy Bertrand, Barry LeBlanc, Sylvia Alleman,
Flo Broussard, Mary Leger, Georgette Richard
Hunter Keely,
Michael Gossen
Mike Doucet
10:00am
Paul Molbert,
Mica Smith
Deacon Tim, Deacon Denis, Harry Comeaux, Kathy Breaux,
Al Anderson, Linda Arceneaux, Jared Lawless, Eva Simon
Matthew Molbert,
Kennedy Smith,
Ethan Bowling
Harry & Nola
Comeaux
5:30pm
Linda Swinkey
Deacon Tim, Lance Abshire, Blake Breaux, Mike Abshire,
Denise Breaux, Jimmy Fontenot, Nancy Sarsfield
Ian, Luke & Noah
LeBlanc
Eric Mire
6:30am
Clinton Boullion
Brenda Hooper, Patricia Greene, Matilda Johnson
Brenda Hooper
Sept.11 12:05pm
Margaret Young
Daniel Habetz, Charmaigne Lawless, Linda Ancona
Margaret Young
6:30am
Jeanette Leger
Deacon Tommy, Flo Broussard, Davis Normand
Deacon Tommy
Sept.13 12:05pm
Dolores Deville
Angela Rosteet, Peggy Lake, Daniel Habetz
Helen Boudreaux
Robert Simoneaux
Sept.10
Sept.12
Sept.14
6:30am
Paul Molbert
Dr. Neal Duhon, Rita Monceaux, Liz Deaville
Sept.15
4:00pm
Martha Hodge,
Clarence Arsement
Deacon Tim, Helen Arsement, Brenda Hooper, Dr. Neal
Duhon, Lyn Guidry, Davis Normand, Angela Rosteet
Alex Pellerin,
Austin Gossen,
Matthew Gossen
Gilbert & Mary
Cormier
Sept.16
7:00am
Betty Bellard,
Joseph Swinkey
Deacon Dan, Randy Bertrand, Brunella Reed, Darrel Dugas,
Jonathan Hebert, Matilda Johnson, Mona Vienne
Anna Claire Ledet,
Elizabeth Ledet
Brunella Reed
10:00am
Faye Jeffers,
Amy Johnson
Deacon Tommy, Eva Simon, Margaret Young, Louisette
Broussard, Jonathan Broussard, Liz Deaville, Marlon Leger,
Hubert Matte
Elizabeth Kibodeaux,
Jack Veillon,
Sam Veillon
Melinda Leger
5:30pm
Beth Goins
Deacon Denis, Adrienne Dailey, Angela Says, Mike Abshire,
Bill Says, Leah Guidry, Russell Menard
Tanner Fee,
Luke Mire,
Baileigh Goins
Flo Broussard
After Sunday Mass and a very long & boring sermon,
the parishioners filed out of church saying nothing to the Pastor.
Towards the end of the line was a thoughtful person who always
commented on Father’s sermons.
“Father, today your sermon reminded me of the peace and love of
God!”
The Pastor was thrilled.
“Why, thank you, my son. No one has ever said that about one of
my sermons before. Tell me why.”
“Well,” said the parishioner, “it reminded me of the Peace of God
because it passed all understanding
and the Love of God because it endured forever!”
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CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS
St. Joseph Church #467550
401 S. Adams Avenue
Rayne, LA 70578
TELEPHONE
337-334-2193
CONTACT PERSON
Linda Ancona
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