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May 27, 2018 the Most Holy Tri Ity 610 Orth Mai Street St.St. FrancisFrancis OF AssisiAssisi MAY 27, 2018 THE MOST HOLY TRIITY 610 ORTH MAI STREET MASS SCHEDULE BREAUX BRIDGE, LOUISIAA 70517 RECTORY: FAX: OFFICE WEEKED MASSES 337-332-2250 • 332-5026 442-1177 Saturday Vigil: EMAIL: [email protected] 4:30 p.m. Rev. Joseph J. Campion, S.S.J., Pastor Sunday: 7:00 a.m. & 9:30 a.m. CHURCH OFFICE HOURS : Monday–Friday: 8:00 a.m.–12 noon WEEKDAY MASS COFESSIOS: Monday through Saturday: 7:30–8:00 a.m.; Saturday: Monday–Saturday: 3:45–4:15 p.m.; Sunday: 8:45–9:15 a.m. and any time upon request. 7:00 a.m. BAPTISMS: If you are seeking information about Baptisms please contact ADORATIO OF THE Mrs. Melazie Jacobs at 332-1788. BLESSED SACRAMET In the Rectory Chapel RELIGIOUS EDUCATIO: Classes September through April for grades Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 1–6: Sundays 8:00–9:00 a.m. and for grades 7–11: Sundays 10:45.–11:45 Friday 6:00 p.m. a.m. PARISH COUCIL MEMBERS Lisa Alexander Dr. George Diggs, Jr. Melazie Jacobs THE Raymond Auguillard Rena Edmond Leo Pitte JOSEPHITES Clarence Celestine Linda Handy Joseph Robertson Janice Demouchet ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH BREAUX BRIDGE, LA COGRATULATIOS GRADUATE!!! HAPPY REPOSE Please pray for the happy repose of the soul of Dalton Calais , Congratulations to who passed on to eternal life on May 15, 2018 and whose mass of Christian Burial was celebrated on May 18, 2018. 1. Kaliyah Renee Demouchet , the daughter of Anissa Demouchet and Clayton Ledet , Please pray for the comfort and consolation of the family in their who completed her studies at University of time of loss. Lousiana at Lafayette (ULL). Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Lib- And let perpetual light shine upon him. eral Arts. May he rest in peace. Amen May his soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through 2. Christopher Zenon, Jr ., child of Keisha Alfred, graduated the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen. from Acadiana High School. 3. Jada Broussard Ledet , child of Chad and Tara Broussard EWLY BAPTIZED Ledet, and granddaughter of EJ Ledet graduated from UL with a Pre-Law Degree Please pray for our newly baptized children who entered into the life of the Trinity on May 20, 2018. They are Carson Ma’Khi $OTE: We will continue to announce graduations in our weekly Davis, Camryn Amir Ledet and Zion Prince Joseph Sonnier. bulletin. Please complete the form in this bulletin and bring it to the rectory or place it in the collection. We pray in a special way for the parents and Godparents who are entrusted by Almighty God with the raising of their children in the Catholic Church PICTORIAL DIRECTORY MASS ATTEDACE Last chance to be placed in the PICTORIAL DIRECTORY . MAY 19 4:30 P.M. 111 The Life Touch Company has agreed to come to take pictures one more time. MAY 20 700 A.M. 115 We are looking for 20+ people to sign up to take their picture. The Committee is working very hard to get a HARD BOUND MAY 20 9:30 A.M. 151 COPY of the Pictorial Directory. TOTAL 555 Remember, you do not have to buy any pictures. By taking your picture and agreeing to put your picture in the Directory you get a free picture and a copy of the Pictorial Directory. COLLECTIO—05/20/18 Sign up by calling Betty John at 442-1177 or 332-5355. Sign up in the back of the Church before or after Mass. $3,048.00 PLEASE REMEMBER I PRAYER Ida Abraham William Alexander Mary Anne Jean Batiste Hilda Martinez Lorraine Alexander Alice Alexander Rita Calais Elaine Jean Louis Rachel Menard Donald Clement Alexis Alexander William Bossier Mary Clare Jones Anna Mae Metoyer Symone Rawls Annabelle Alexander Rose Charles Rae Ann Landry Fr. Charles Moffatt, SSJ Anthony Sylvester- Fannie Alexander Winnola Charles Mary Louis Landry A’Mani Marie Noel Clifton/Bell St. Julien- Joseph M. Alexander Stephanie Cormier Ramsey Joseph Ledet Claudell Noel Genevieve Thibodeaux- Agnes Amest Eva Demouchet Dorothy Lewis Irne B. Noel Amy Thompson Gilbert Auguillard Clara Mae Demouchet Irving Lewis Rose Noel Connie Williams Fr. Daniel Bastianelli, SSJ Beatrice Derouselle James Lewis Mrs. Clifton Pete Russell Williams Ulyesse Batiste, Sr. Helen Derouselle Joseph Lewis Msgr. Ron Broussard Audrey Wiltz Bernice Broussard Beatrice Felix Lucille Mallery Willie Mae Wiltz Emily James THE MOST HOLY TRINITY MAY 27, 2018 KPC EWS FROM THE PASTOR The Knights and Ladies of St. Peter This Monday, May 28, 2018 is the national holiday of Me- Claver recently held their Annual State morial Day. Americans around the nation are asked to Conference in Baton Rouge, LA. We show some gratitude and admiration for those soldiers who would like to congratulate Knight have died on the battlefield in order for us to have the many George Williams for being recognized as blessings we enjoy in the United States. Knight of the Year by all of the Council and Courts in the State of Louisiana. Congratulations George!!! The Bible makes it abundantly clear that our earthly pil- grimage does not guarantee freedom, tranquility and peace. Also, special congratulations are extended to KPC Court and In fact, the Bible shows us over and over again that this Council #49 for being recognized as the number 1 Court and earth is a dramatic stage of good against evil. Principalities Council in the State of Louisiana. We are proud of our Council of darkness and rebellion against God are constantly at and Court!!! work down through the ages and in various places. Mother’s Day Raffle Our United States, relatively young compared to most countries, has had its share of bloodshed for the sake of The Junior Knights and Junior Daughters had a Mother’s Day Raffle. The winners were: freedom and peace. Countless men and women have laid down their lives in military service. Others have done so in 1st Place Winner (SPA @ SPA Mizan— Corey Conde spreading the Good News to others. 2nd Place Winner (Fragrant Basket)— Laura Constatine 3rd Place Winner (Gift Card $25.00)— Angel St. Julien I certainly hope all of us, in the midst of recreation, picnics, relaxation and travel, will also be able to spend some time EUCHARISTIC BOAT PROCESSIO thanking our service men and women. Perhaps a visit to a military cemetery, or to family and friends who died on the Come and Celebrate the Centennial of the Diocese of Lafayette!. battlefield might be in order. Fete-Dieu du Vermillion, Eucharistic Boat Procession up the Ver- million River, will take place on the Feast of the Assumption, Also, if you are out at a restaurant and see any military per- Wednesday, August 15. All are invited to Mass in French at 8 sonnel, “pay it forward” as a gesture of thanks. am at St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church in Abbeville to begin to begin the day. Too many times we selfishly enjoy our National Holidays without consideration for why we have the day off.. Adults Bishop Glen Provost of the Lake Charles Diocese will preside and give the homily. At the end of the Mass there will be a pro- should explain the day to their children and teach them at a cession from Church with the Blessed Sacrament and the statue young age to have a deep and abiding respect for our mili- of Mary across the draw bridge to the Old River Side Restaurant. tary. At 10:00 a.m., 121 boats will embark in procession (one for each We Catholics know the value of praying for our deceased of the 121 parishes of the Diocese) and make their way up Bayou brothers and sisters. May we offer masses and prayers for Vermillion to Lafayette. The boat procession will stop in Milton the thousands of soldiers —k nown and unknown —w ho died at Wawee’s at 11:35 am for recitation of the rosary and benedic- tion of the Blessed Sacrament. on the battlefield. The flotilla will re-commence at 12:35 pm and continue up- In St. Francis of Assisi, stream, arriving at Ruffino’s in River ranch at 1:40 pm for Rosary and Benediction. Fr. Joe Campion, SSJ The boat procession will embark once again at 2:40 pm and ar- Pastor rive at Beaver park at 3:20 pm. At 3;45 pm a foot procession with the Blessed Sacrament will eave the landing and process up University Avenue in Lafayette al the way to the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. Solemn Vespers will be prayed at 5:00 pm WEEKLY BULLETI and Holy mass will follow at 5:30 pm with Bishop Douglas De- shotel BAYOU TECHE VETERIARY For more information or to register a boat visit our website at www.fetdieuduteche.org or visit on Facebook (Fete-Dieu du Te- St. Francis of Assisi Church is grateful to all of our bulletin che or call 337-394-6550. sponsors. Please help show your appreciation by support- ing our sponsors. BIRTHDAYS May 27 —Kendrick Broussard, Annie Francis May 28 —Andrew LeBlanc, Sr., Jai’don Martin, Melvin Wil- liams May 29 —Gloria Vavasseur May 30 —Vincent Thomas May 31 —Micah John, Jonathan Cormier, Sandi Williams June 2 —Bronson Sylvester June 3 —Maudry Auguillard, Debrica Williams, LaQuantin Greene GRADUATES It’s that time of year to once again recognize our graduates. Please submit your name and the level of education you have completed. Please complete and bring to rectory or place in the collection: $AME: GRADE COMPLETED: SCHOOL ATTE$DED: DEGREE RECEIVED: $AME OF PARE$TS: PRAYER FOR PRIESTS “Eternal Father, we lift up to You these and all the priests of the world.
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