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Sixth Sunday of Easter May 1, 2016 Sixth Sunday of Easter May 1, 2016 CLERGY ROSARY Rev. Fr. Otis W. Young, Jr., Pastor 6:05 a.m. in church - Tues.- Fri. Rev. Fr. Peter Finney, III, Parochial Vicar 8:00 a.m. in church - Mon. - Sat. Deacon Clyde Ardoin 3:00 p.m. - Tues.—Divine Mercy Deacon Dennis F. Adams SCHEDULE OF MASSES Chaplet and Rosary Deacon Jack Jung 3:30 p.m. in church - Saturdays Saturday Vigil……………….……..4:00 p.m. 7: 15 a.m. in church - Sundays FUNERALS Sunday…..8:00, 9:30 & 11:30 a.m., 5:00 p.m. Arrangements may be made at the Rectory. PERPETUAL ADORATION CHAPEL Monday & Saturday………………..8:30 a.m. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Tuesday - Friday………….6:30 & 8:30 a.m. Ethel Ganucheau 985-630-9016 Call Rectory in advance to register for ST. VINCENT DEPAUL CONFERENCE seminar. Baptism-First Sunday of the month. Youth Mass 5:00 pm last Sunday of the month 985-773-0329 SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Holy Day of Obligation Mass schedule: Please contact priest/deacon at least see inside bulletin. SAINT PETER CATHOLIC SCHOOL 130 E. Temperance St. six months before the wedding. Covington, LA 70433 ST. PETER PARISH WEBSITE: SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION 985-892-1831 Saturday 3:00- 3:50 p.m., www.stpeterparish.com Michael Kraus, Principal st 1 Saturdays 7:45-8:30 a.m., email: [email protected] and by appointment at the Rectory Rectory: 125 E. 19th Ave., Covington, LA 70433 - 985-892-2422 - Fax - 985-898-1998 . 2 RECTORY PERSONNEL…………...………...985-892-2422 Ruth Adams-Bookkeeper/Administrative Asst. May 1, 2016 Mary Frances-Bulletin Editor Lorraine Sliman– Secretary Dear Parishioners, PASTORAL ASSOCIATE With summer months approaching, please be Ruth Prats . …. 985-898-0346 reminded that our clothing should be respectful and MARRIAGE & FAMILY LIFE appropriate as we enter the House of God. The Jennifer Schexnaydre…………………………985-892-9353 Catechism of the Catholic Church, No. 1387, says in MUSIC MINISTRY reference to the reception of the Eucharist, “Bodily Br. Ken Boesch, FSC . ….. .985-966-1134 demeanor (gestures, clothing) ought to convey the Mary Beth Russell . …. 985-893-2535 Anne Simpson . …. .985-893-2535 respect, solemnity and joy of this moment when Christ becomes our guest.” The Mass is an extraordinary PARISH SCHOOL OF RELIGION gift to us and those who partake of the foretaste of the Penny Flores………………………………….985-893-2446 heavenly banquet are tremendously privileged. CONFIRMATION Appropriate dress which is right and proper Kim Wright. …. 985-893-2047 acknowledges before God and others this privilege. If YOUTH MINISTRY needed, please also address respectful and appropriate Junior High: Rafael Flores. …. .985-892-8994 clothing for Mass with your children. High School: Michelle Seghers …. …. .985-892-8994 Ashley Gervais . .985-892-8994 Thank you for your cooperation. Young Adult: Evan Corneille. ………...…...985-892-8994 SAINT PETER PARISH MINISTRY CENTER Fr. Otis 128 E. Nineteenth Avenue, Covington, LA 70433 “Hold your eyes on God and leave the doing to Him. That is all the doing you have to worry about.” ~St. Jeanne de Chantal PARISH STEWARDSHIP REPORT WEEKLY PARISH OFFERTORY Amount in envelopes + electronic giving: $ 16,380.00 Amount in loose checks and cash: $ 1,333.82 RCIC children’s stewardship offering: 23.00 April 24: Offertory collection Total: $ 17,736.82 . AVERAGE REQUIRED PER WEEK JUST TO OPERATE: $ 22,500.00 (does not include deferred maintenance & repairs, or capital improvements) Second Collection : NEXT Scheduled Second Collection is: May 1: Maintenance & Building Fund ST. PETER PARISH WEEKLY OFFERTORY GOAL: $30,000 . 3 We welcome all newcomers to St. Peter Church and invite you to register as members of our parish family. Please complete a “Parishioner Card” located in back of church and drop it in the collection basket. A member of St. Peter Church will contact you to assist you with registration. TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT NEWS Current Parish Events p 5-8 Benefit Concert for St. Joseph Abbey p 6 Catechetical Programs p 9 Corpus Christi Mass and Procession p 5 Youth Ministry p 10 Ireland Pilgrimage with Fr. Otis p 8 Stewardship p 11 K of C Baby Bottle Fundraiser p 7 St. Peter School p 12 May Crowning p 7 In the Archdiocese p 13 Order of St. Louis IX Award p 8 Vacation Bible School p 9 Liturgical Schedule May 8 4 p.m. 8 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 5 p.m. Priest Fr. Otis Fr. Otis Fr. Peter Fr. Otis Fr. Peter Dcn. Clyde Dcn. Clyde Dcn. Clyde Dcn. Jack Dcn. Jack Choir Cantor Cantor Rogers and Children’s Cantor Baumgartners Choir Lectors Team 3 Team 7 Team 12 Team 16 Team 17 EMHC Team 1 Team 5 Team 7 Team 9 Team 11 Altar Servers Team 2 Team 4 Team 8 Team 10 Team 12 SICK RELATIVES & FRIENDS - Please remember in your prayers our Parish sick relatives and friends and their families: Lydia Ardoin, Louis Barrett, Cookie Baxter, Lori Bertucci, Claudette Bethea, Tommy Bishop, Cecile Boesen, Sunny Bologna, Tom & Andrew Brammer, Cliff Brown, John Ray Bufkin, Laine Buquoi, Amy & Baby Michael Casdaban, Jr., Fr. Joseph Cazanevette, Kathy Ceravolo, Gordon Chalmers, Lucie Comenge, Colleen Conlon, Jeannine Couvillion, Wayne Crawford, Yvonne Crawford, Diane Crespo, Lezette Crosby, Christopher Davis, Maggie Davis, Barbara Delatte, Michael Delery, Kayla Derocher, Louis R. Desselle, Elsie Dinkle, Annette Doskey, Renee Doucet, Danny Dougless, Liz Dukan, Susan Faherty, Heidi Falgost, Maggie Fallen, Rita Clare Faust & Children, Sherry Hill Felder, Don Ferrera, Kithy Filopoulos, Candice Flood, Cathy Fogle, Jay & Nancy Frantz, Kelley Fraser, Paul Froeba, Jim Ghlostan, Bryan Gowland, John & Cathy Graves, Manny Guilliot, Cyndi Hendricks, Scarlet Hoffman, Shelley Hoffpauir, Mat Howcrott, Willie Hutchison, Joey Hyde, Wayne Jacob, Winnie Jordan, Bill Lagarde, Mary Grace Lambert, Dorian Land, Susan Landry, Tricia Little & fly., Raymond & Gilda Maestri, Sr. Margaret Majors, Troy Marcantel, Marinello Children, Deborah Marshall, Angella Mata, Tom & Cheryl McCain, McDonald Family, Austin McElroy, Suzy McElroy, Brenda Metcalf, James Mills, Dennis Mischler, Bernice Montagne, Rebecca Montreuil, Josiah Naquin, Harry Nunez, J. J. Nunez, Winnie Orr, Robert Perdomo, Lucille Perret, Shaylie Poche, Jim & Connie Porche’, Raoul & Patricia Potier, Bob Reed, Cheryl Rogers, Kitty Cleveland Rogers, Bryant Roy, Jerri Russell, Baby Andrew Ryan, Tina Ryan, Marisa Saborio, Rodney Schliegelmeyer, Annie Shankles, Gary St. Cyr, Tom & Kathy Stubbs, Howard G. Stutzman, Barbara Sullivan, Susan Swanner, David Theriot, Ana Tolentino, Joseph Tolentino, Mary L. Troxclair, Warren Troxclair, Frances Vance, Nikko Verret, Alyssa Vicari, Lilianna Vermillion, Molly Watt SERVIAM - The following Family Members of St. Peter Parishioners have been called to “Active Duty.” Please remember them in your prayers: Chip Barrere, Joseph Baudier, Staff Sgt. Bryan S. Bonano, Josh Boudreaux, Jose Daniel Chacon, Peyton Eustis, Jared Fangue, Scott Gerard Favre, Barry Frederick, Christian Griffiths, Christopher J. Guidry, Jacob Lindley, Adam Ritchey, Charles Talley . 4 PRAY THE ROSARY MONDAY, May 2 In church: St. Athanasius 6:05 a.m. Tuesday through Friday 8:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday 8:30 a.m. Dan Smith 3:00 p.m. Tuesdays, preceded by the Divine Mercy Chaplet TUESDAY, May 3 3:30 p.m. preceding the Saturday Vigil Mass Sts. Philip & James 7:15 a.m. Sunday 6:30 a.m. Sr. Sylvia Bourgeois (L) 8:30 a.m. Deacon Jack Jung (L-bd) WEDNESDAY, May 4 Rosary for Fr. Otis & Fr. Peter Easter Weekday May 2: Ruth Accardo 6:30 a.m. Hernandez Family (L) May 3: Jeff Young Family 8:30 a.m. Austin McElroy (L-bd) May 4: Camille Bruce May 5: Ana Tolentino/Catherine Esser THURSDAY, May 5 May 6: Gayle Richard Easter Weekday May 7: P. & A. McElroy 6:30 a.m. Hilary Campbell (L) May 8: Mr. & Mrs. Desdier 8:30 a.m. Tim Jacob, Jr. FRIDAY, May 6 Easter Weekday Rosary for the Holy Souls in Purgatory 6:30 a.m. Kyle Chin (L-bd) May 2: Ruth Accardo 8:30 a.m. Beth Burvant (L-bd) May 3: Camille Bruce May 4: Marie Lamy SATURDAY, May 7 May 5: Ana Tolentino/Darleen Burchell Easter Weekday May 6: Jack & Sue Archer 8:30 a.m. Ted Wall May 7: P. & A. McElroy 4:00 p.m. Anticipated Mass David Sliman, Amy Faherty (L-bd), May 8: G. & D. Naquin Reid Richardson, Sr., R.N. & Lynne Salter, Frank Anglada, Warren Perret, Joan Marcotte, Daniel Faciane, Carolyn Aldrich, Ed & Lee Graves, Claude Labasse, L.L.C. , Ethel Currault, Shirley Babin, Mary Pribyl, Harvey Heintz, Bonnie Duplantier, Claire Breaux, Jeremiah The Sanctuary Light Burns Mulviliel, Bernie Rose, Statsia Butler Regan, Jimmy Deano, Gerry Lamy, Ana Maria Amaya, Dr. George Battalora, Jr. In Memory of SUNDAY, May 8 Edna G. Monlezum Ascension of the Lord 8:00 a.m. Church Millie Montgomery, Jeanne Comenge, Lucille Hebert, Ruth & Ruffin Duet, Santa D. Salsman, Hazel L. Vicknair, Michael & Courtney Tiziani (L), Agnes Laine, Lillian The Blessed Mother Lamps Burn Parlipiano, Clare Delery, Ben Blanchard, Susan Stawaisz, Amy Holtkamp (L), Karista Filopoulos (L), Chase Damare (L), Angelle Damare (L), Thomas Brown , Paul LaSalle, Josephine Wagner, In Thanksgiving for Rebekah Chauvin (L), John Montelepre, III (L), Geoffrey Brazda (L), Those Serving in the Military Gretchen & Andrew Becher (L), Christopher Davis (L), Karen Zeringue (L), Crystal Naquin (L), Louise Landry Hill (L) 9:30 a.m. Veronica Woytas Sacrament of Reconciliation 11:30 a.m. St. Peter Parishioners Saturday: 3:00 to 3:50 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Edward Arnold Strain or by appointment at the rectory. 5 Current Parish Events Minute of Mercy Mother Henriette Delille (1813 – 1862) She was born into a life of privilege and “person of color” to Marie Josef Dias and Jean Baptiste Delille-Sarpy who never mar- ried. What they did have, that was common in those days, was a plaçage between wealthy white Creole men and free women of color.
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