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Bishop Louis F. Kihneman lays hands on Braxton Necaise during Necaise’s ordination to the transitional diaconate, which took place on June 2 at Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Cathedral in Biloxi. Necaise, a native of Kiln and a parishioner of Sacred Heart Parish in Dedeaux, will serve for the next five months at St. Thomas Aquinas Parish in Hattiesburg under the tutelage of Father Mark Ropel. For additional photos, see pages 8-9. 2 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 1800, withanyquestions. Higginbotham at the rectory, (228)255- organist. Please call Father Bob rently searching for asubstitute pianist/ Financial Peace University 8 13-August June Organist/Keyboardist Substitute Seeking Parish Annunciation Women’s Cursillo June 21-24 Celebration Anniversary Father NoelPrendergast’s 60th June 18 Cursillo will be June21-24,at William assists atHolySaviorParish. Clinton uponhisretirement and actively Mary Parish, Yazoo City. 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[email protected] Most Rev. Louis F. Kihneman Louis F. Most Rev. Subscription rate is $18.00 per published every other week, is an published every other week, include a recent address label with Advertising: three weeks for changes of address. old address and new address. Allow old address and new address. - - However, he said it would be left up to would be left he said it However, tapped by who was recently Ladaria, follows a to German prelates His letter reports, later after was called meeting The Marx had an- Cardinal In February, SEE INTER-COMMUNION, PAGE 11 PAGE INTER-COMMUNION, SEE diocesan bishops to judge when there is a there when judge bishops to diocesan the recep regarding need” impending “grave tion of the sacraments. Pope Francis to get a red hat in a consistory Congre- Vatican’s the heads this month, later gation for the Doctrine of the Faith. - of inter-com topic on the May 3 meeting of German delegation a between munion dicasteries Vatican of bishops and members - to discuss whether the question of inter-com spouses in inter- munion for non-Catholic could be decided marriages denominational Vatican or whether it needed at a local level, intervention. conference, denied by the German bishops’ Congregation Vatican’s saying the out came a rejected had Faith of the Doctrine for the proposal by the German bishops to publish spouses of non-Catholic allowing guidelines to receive the Eucharist in certain Catholics limited circumstances. bishops conference German the that nounced would publish a pastoral handout explaining that Protestant spouses of Catholics “in indi- conditions” cases” and “under certain vidual Holy Communion, provided could receive they “affirm the Catholic faith in the Eucha rist.” - - Credit: Daniel Ibáñez/CNA Pope Francis. Catholic min- Catholic “for valid is also says this canon The Christians unable to ap- For non-Catholic the sacraments they to receive However, that underlining canon concludes The Marx, Ladaria to Cardinal In his letter tent dicasteries of the Holy See have already have Holy See of the dicasteries tent clari a timely producing with charged been fication of these questions at the level of the universal Church.” Catholic Christians Catholic the sac- to receive - raments of Confes sion, the Eucharist, and Anointing the of the Sick by non- ministers Catholic where churches in these sacraments - are valid “when re- necessity ever quires it or true advantage spiritual suggests it, and provided that dan- or of of error ger indifferentismavoided.” is canon the isters, ad- also says, can sac- these minister on raments licitly members of East- ern Churches that are not in full communion own with Rome, “if they seek such on their accord and are properly disposed.” which in the of other Churches members the Apostolic See are in of the judgment to the sacraments in regard same condition as these Eastern Churches.” own confession, their from a minister proach the canon says they are able to receive these only “if the danger of death is sacraments diocesan of the judgment in the or if, present of bishops, some other bishop or conference it.” grave necessity urges must seek reception “on their own accord, provided that they manifest Catholic faith in and are properly respect to these sacraments disposed.” diocesan “the of the exceptions, in the case is- to of bishops is not or conference bishop consultation after norms except sue general authority of at least with the local competent non-Catholic Church or com- the interested munity.” questions” “open are while there that noted in some sectors of the Church in regards to of canon 844, “the compe the interpretation - - - ) (CNA/EWTN News

VATICAN CITY VATICAN After speaking with Pope Francis about After speaking stressed that admission to First, Ladaria the to receive Allowing non-Catholics - he said the question of Com Finally, canon 844 statesSpecifically, that “Cath non- allowing include exceptions These In a letter dated May 25 and addressed dated In a letter was The letter published June 4 on the The Holy See press office has confirmed

man prelates and Vatican official on the topic the on official Vatican and prelates man Maria Rainer Cardinal including Rome, in Felix Bishop of Cologne; archbishop Woelki, - Wiese Genn of Münster; Bishop Karl-Heinz Voderholzer man of Speyer; Bishop Rudolf of and Bishop Gerhard Feige of Regensburg Magdeburg. May 3 discussion, of the light in matter the to the conclu said the pope “came Ladaria enough is not mature the document sion that rea- main three cited and published,” be to sons for the decision. Communion of Protestant spouses in inter- confessional marriages “is a topic that touch- es the faith of the Church and has relevance for the universal Church.” conditions, Eucharist, even in certain limited on ecumenical would also have an impact with other Churches and ecclesial relations underes- be should not “which communities timated.” cited and law, Church of matter a is munion which 844 of the Code of Canon Law, canon deals with access to the Sacraments of the Catholic Church. sacraments the administer ministers olic Christian of the members to Catholic licitly them receive who likewise alone, faithful apart alone,” ministers from Catholic licitly in out spelled exceptions of number a from the canon. -- One month after Vatican and German del- Vatican -- One month after proposal a discuss to Rome in met egates bishops to allow put forward by German in inter-denominational Protestant spouses certain in Eucharist the receive to marriages Francis has rejected it. circumstances, Pope Marx, archbishop of Reinhard to Cardinal bishops German of the president and Munich SJ, Ladaria Luis Cardinal-elect conference, on matters of doc- top authority Vatican’s the trine, said the text of the German proposal “raises a series of problems of considerable importance.” Sandro journalist Vatican Veteran blog of Magister. was also which the letter, of the authenticity German delegation of the sent to members Ger between May 3 meeting a who attended

inter-communion Pope Francis rejects German proposal for proposal German rejects Francis Pope 4 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 Abby Dardar andpastor Father GeorgeManchapilly. Peterson, Ashton Peterson, Carver,Ashley Sara Back: Fahey. Kendel and Pictured, front row, l-r, are Elle Goodsell, Cade Peterson, Kambreigh Cook First Communion was recently held at St. Ann Church in Clermont Harbor. Clermont Harbor, St. Ann Parish First HolyCommunion2018 Columbia, Holy Trinity Parish pastor. them isFr. MartinJ.Gillespie, and NatalieLynn Martin. With to right:HeidiKateHilburn First Communicantsare, left Trinity ParishonSunday, May6. at the11 a.m.MassatHoly First Communionwascelebrated 5 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 BAB Holy Spirit, Blessed Mother and St. Jude, Mother for prayers answered. prayers answered. for In thanksgiving to the . www.homilypearls.com 228-863-5525 1-800-880-2446 FAX: 228-863-9612 FAX: Gulfport, MS 39503 9274 Hwy 49/Airport In the parable of the scattered seed, the one who scattered of the parable In the Lord’s prophesy the did Ezekiel summary, In Could any of us accomplish something spiritually God continues to demonstrate his desire for Can God watch the apples and the Oreo cookies, and lives in Hattiesburg Deacon Ralph Torrelli t.com www.butchoustale sits by passively waiting to see if He has permission to see if waiting sits by passively court? on my my ball with play to game, the enter to approach. related yet different a takes Gospel Today’s question the implies of Jesus, it parables the Through the He run or can all needs us at God of whether our or without with very nicely world (our world) help? other (in day and rises night sleeps and scatters, him without and else) anything do words, doesn’t seed the way, any in contributing or how knowing have all We God does the work. sprouts, because small in intervention God’s this type of experienced than goes smoother surgery a When ways. larger and is no longer was once visible a lump that anticipated, unexpectedly, issue is worked out seen, a financial a new perspective, a counsel offers someone’s who has been one dear of a sudden trans-formation miracle. certifiable genuine a even or prayers, our in the accept did reading, second our in Paul, message. to the Gentiles despite of Jesus to be an apostle call Gospel did And the sower in today’s hardship. great involvement human the Did God need seed. the scatter these events? and activity that was put into the Absolutely! Could God have accomplished conversion of and the dynasty, of David’s rebuilding involvement? pagan Gentiles without human Undeniably! not! without God? Certainly beneficial or socially by using in his plan of salvation to cooperate people patriarchs, prophets, kings, apostles and anyone willing to serve. Everything comes from God’s therefore even when we put our gifts and initiative, be given must credit glory, to work for God’s talents our “yes.” to God for motivating as our lives in things accomplish miraculous and Only a fool would think not. well? his Aquinas Parish. Visit is assigned to St. Thomas website: CS CS St. Anthony, for for Anthony, St. Thank you, Jesus Thank you, Jesus, prayers answered. prayers answered. prayers answered. prayers answered. and Mary, St. Jude and Mary, Mary, St. Jude and Mary, and St. Anthony, for for Anthony, and St. change the way things change that going. But, isn’t are Isn’t very self-centered? it as if I make the rules, I call the shots, and God Limiting God Limiting for prayers for answered. KPS answered. and St. Anthony and St. Chapter 17 of the book of Ezekiel is God’s is God’s Chapter 17 of the book of Ezekiel of his their limitations God refused to accept on ways we limit Thus far we have reflected Thanks to St. Jude 1st Reading: Ezekiel 17:22-24 15-16 Psalm: 92:2-3, 13-14, 5:6-10 2nd Reading: 2 Corinthians Gospel: Mark 4:26-34 we impose on him. Attempting to limit God’s activity God’s to limit Attempting we impose on him. counterproductive is extremely or presence, however, it may not Therefore, development. to our faith as plan, God has a different that surprise us to know readings. expressed in today’s the rebellious to prophet the through message refused to allow Israelites. In their obstinance, they neighboring against in battle God to defend them warnings, made enemies and despite Ezekiel’s pagan nations to try to defeat with powerful alliances led help God’s of rejection their foes. Of course, their land. If only in a foreign and captivity defeat to their God’s and accepted words the prophet’s they heeded been have would life behalf, their on intervention for them. much better teach and to hopefully lives their in involvement In alliances. them a lesson, destroyed their pagan coming in further reading, God goes one step today’s dynasty former the restore God will aid. their to and peace enjoyed they where King David, under it but because not because they deserved prosperity, made with their God kept his part of the covenant the new and forefathers. God promises to plant eternal kingdom, that will never be defeated, under By son, Jesus Christ. only his of Lordship the only God proves that dynasty, David’s rebuilding destiny. God can restore a people’s Israel’s That premise centers on in our lives. activity God’s if us so that satisfies what our wants, and our needs, any at my satisfaction into is not feeding anything God in to to call decide I could moment, given JW St. Anthony, and Anthony, St. prayers answered. prayers answered. Thanks to St. Jude, Jesus and Mary, for for Jesus and Mary, God’s boundaries, boundaries, God’s slots, and time limitations where God is allowed to enter only into certain of our lives and only areas there want him when we and can get somewhat disturbed when God violates the constraints some students were taking two some students were ran out or more and the apples had an before every student And, one. opportunity to get was given to even after a lecture considerate the students on being persisted. of others, the problem to apply So, one day she decided teach to assistance some divine a lesson, and put a handwritten for basket apple the behind note only “Take read, It see. to all To one apple, God is watching.” an was it amazement her successas the immediate students complied and there KM God, Jesus, and i Deacon Torrell The principal of a Christian grade school became school grade Christian a of principal The Have you ever noticed how we have become In thanksgiving to prayers answered. prayers answered. the Holy Spirit, for the Holy Spirit, for 11th Sunday of Ordinary Time of Ordinary Sunday 11th concerned about her students behavior at lunch time. about her students behavior at lunch concerned instead of taking one apple each, She observed that day a that But later were enough apples for all. worker reported they ran far short of Oreo cafeteria Upon students had to do without. and many cookies they noticed a neatly that problem, investigating student, that had printed note, apparently written by a It read, front of the Oreo cookie tray. in been placed as you want, God is watching as many cookies “Take the apples.” we where only is God that believing to accustomed can’t he apples, the is watching If he him? put construct We possibly be watching the cookies too. Commentaries Sunday Scripture 6 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 St. Paulthe Apostle Mission, Tylertown St. Therese Parish,Gulfport pastor. Gillespie, J. Martin Fr. and Education, Religious of Director Rink, Audrey is row second Ramirez; Alvaroand McNeil, Samantha McNeil, Isabelle Benitez, Alondra right: to left from Communicants, First our are row front the In 20. First Communion was celebrated at the 8 a.m. Mass at St. Paul on Sunday, May Hanshaw, CamilleO’Neal,Matdalyn Thomas andRichie Ashley. Deacon Gerald Norris. Front row, DeAndre Mills, Jaisen Whitfield, Lauren their FirstHolyCommunion.Backrow, Father JohnMcBrearty S.S.J, celebrated Gulfport in Lisieux of ThereseSt. fromchildren six 13, May On First HolyCommunion2018 St. Ann Parish,Lizana Ryan Lassabe. Peterson, Makenzie Rae Petereson, Paige LeAnn Kinney-Glodowski, Rae and Makayla are Parker Peleaz, Communion Alan Layton Smith, Holy Haise Henry first Favre, Thomas their Blayne made who Lizana, Ann, St. from Children Holy SpiritParish, Vancleave Richardson, Deacon MichaelButler andMsgr. JohnMcGrath. Fazzio, and Aiden Tapp; second row: Deacon John Jennings, Lu Morgan, Susan May 6.Inthefront row are, l-r:LoganFletcher, Cole Miles, Noah Butler, Carter First Communion was celebrated at the 11 a.m. Mass at Holy Spirit on Sunday, 7 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 Confirmation 2018 Annually, approximately 10,000 students express interest in applying to the Coast the to applying in express interest students 10,000 approximately Annually, On Tuesday, May 15, St. Stanislaus senior Daniel Wolf received his official official his received Wolf Daniel senior St. Stanislaus May 15, Tuesday, On appointment to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy which is located in New London, in New London, Academy which is located to the U.S. Coast Guard appointment presented who is currently stationed in Pascagoula, Waller, Lt. Brian Connecticut. attended campus St. Stanislaus on the during a ceremony to Daniel appointment the by friends and family. 2020. Class of the comprise who will students of 300 is one Daniel Academy. Guard Holy Family Homeschool, Pass Christian Bishop Louis F. Kihneman, Homeschool Group on III May 27 at confirmed St. Matthew are Daniellis Rivera, Angelea Carly the l-r, Richards, youth Cypress. Pictured, front row, Apostle Church in from White theRicco, Abram Holy Shaw, Bridget Ricco, Cameron Plouffe, Mirjana Harrison, Family Jane Ladner, Ellalyse Ricco and Jimmy Chilimigras; second row, Julianna Noah Ricco, Shaw, Gianna Harrison, Marissa Plouffe,Escobedo, Bishop Cecilia Kihneman, Escobedo and Gonzalo Landon Gilleland; Alexis Maximilian Shaw, Aden third Shaw, Ansley Shaw, John Father Noone, row, Adhav, Ethan Father row, Satish fourth and Harrison; Teresa and Ladner Sarah Ladner, Jenny Shaw, Toepfer, Naomi Kapusinski, Samuel Ribar, Julianna Ribar, Monica Mike O’Connor. and Father Jacob Ladner Ladner, From From the left: Victoria Wolf, Mr. David Wolf, Isabel Wolf, Daniel Wolf, Mrs. Coast Guard. United States Waller, and Lt. Brian Wolf, Stella St. Stanislaus’ Wolf receives appointment to U.S. to U.S. appointment receives Wolf St. Stanislaus’ Academy Guard Coast Bishop Fahey Council 1908 Knights of Columbus recently the Mary re-furbished Rock, located in Marian the street Park, across Heart Sacred from Hattiesburg. Church, John Dryman Brother performed a much needed pressure-wash to the Mary Rock, after years of being exposed The to the elements. YOUR “BEHOLD MOTHER” lettering has with a new been replaced distinctive lettering. The Knights of Columbus The Knights of Columbus dedicated Council 11654 at St. two new flagpoles Church Francis Xavier The U.S. flag Wiggins. in of was dedicated in honor Theriot Knight Robert Sir and the Papal flag was of the dedicated in honor victims of abortion. olumbus C of

nights K Council 11654, St. Francis Xavier Parish, Wiggins Parish, Xavier St. Francis 11654, Council Bishop Fahey Council 1908 8 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 Necaise promises obediencetoBishopKihnemanandhissuccessors. Ordination ofBraxtonNecaiseto Bishop Kihneman layshandsonNecaise. Transitional Diaconate Bishop Kihneman saysthePrayer of Consecration over Necaise. Necaise prostrates himselfduringtheLitanyofSaints. 9 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 Photos/Terry Dickson Photos/Terry as Deacon Altar. of the in the hands of Deacon Necaise. Bottom left, Deacon Necaise incenses the priests. Bottom right, Deacon Necaise assists Bishop Kihneman Bottom right, Deacon Necaise assists Top right, Bishop Kihneman Top places the Book of the Gospels Peace as Goff Allen Deacons await and David Warren their turn. Necaise as Master of Ceremonies Deacon Bill Vrazel, right, assists. Vrazel, Deacon Bill of Ceremonies Necaise as Master Top left, Father Michael O’Connor puts Top a stole and dalmatic on Deacon Middle right, Deacon Roberto Jimenez gives Deacon Necaise the Kiss of 10 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 Vincent dePaulSociety, Ibelieve isoneofthemost which isconductedhere,although notunique totheSt. to those who are in the greatest of need. The pharmacy benefits provides and way particular very a in that does we giveevidence toourfaith,”hesaid. “Thepharmacy for ourbrothersandsisters --that the lovethatweshow ministry forthelocalChurch.” share theloveofLord.” opportunity forourcommunity tocometogether in the community here. It’s a wonderful, wonderful touches peopleinawaythattheywouldnotgettouched Kihneman said. “(The SVDP Community Pharmacy) celebrate howfarthepharmacyhascomein20years. and Biloxi Mayor Andrew “FoFo”Gillich gathered to Louis F. Kihneman, Bishop-emeritusRogerMorin employees, volunteersandsupporters,includingBishop was theicing on thecake on adaywhenpharmacy location of whichwillbeannouncedatalaterdate, exact the office, Hattiesburg new a of announcement The Point. Moss and Louis St. Bay in offices satellite most.” the helpyouneedwithjusta30-minute car rideatthe counties of South Mississippi, youmight be able to get The idea is that, eventually, ifyoulive in the lower 18 up there,predominately run bydedicated volunteers. of whatyouseehere--tohaveafullyfunctionalfacility humble beginningwithhopesanddreamsaspirations way intonewterritories. It’ll be,yetagain, a somewhat with a road map, necessarily, we are navigating our Street. Biloxi headquarters on Division pharmacy’s 20th anniversary at its May 31programcelebrating the Director Sam Burkesaidduringa Community Pharmacy Executive northern part of our diocese,” SVDP pharmacy inHattiesburg, servingthe a permanent, fully functional its servicestoHattiesburg. of Mississippi. the poor of the southernmost counties providing prescriptionmedication to has bridgedagapinhealthcareby Vincent dePaulCommunityPharmacy BY TERRY DICKSON facility anniversary withestablishmentofHattiesburg SVDP CommunityPharmacy celebrates20th “It is through our charities -- our care and concern and Bishop Morincalled the pharmacy “a very important “I’m verygratefulforallthatyoudo,”Bishop The SVDP Community Pharmacy also has “Just likethisplacedidn’t come “In October, wewillhave Now, the pharmacy is expanding BILOXI --Fortwodecades,theSt. Photo/Terry Dickson anniversary. 20th Burke pharmacy’sannounced that the pharmacy will open a Hattiesburg location in October. the celebrating program 31 May a during ment Community PharmacyExecutive Director SamBurkeshare alightheartedmo- Bishop-emeritus Roger Morin, BishopLouisF. KihnemanandSt. Vincent dePaul $8,000. From there, wehaveneverlooked back.” of Foundation O’Keefe Jeffrey the from donation first will, it’llhappen’ and,within oneweek,wehadour the best answer I have ever heard. He said, ‘If it’s God’s world can we do anything with $107?’ His answer was the treasury. word outtothem.” heard about our pharmacy yet and I hope we can get the weare that medicine providing forthem. There aresomethathaven’t even the afford cannot today, even this ministrywasneeded. So many people on thiscoast, the pharmacy. did and that was the beginning of my involvement with going toBatonRougelookatapharmacy.’ Well, we ‘Ok, whenare we going?’ Hesaid, ‘Tomorrow. We’re and hesaid,‘You’re takingustoBatonRouge.’ Isaid, you stillhavethatcompanycar?’ Isaid,‘Yeah, Peter’ car. So,oneday, PeterPavlovcomesinandsays,‘Bob, How did I get into this? I had an automobile, a company (James) Hannon, Fabin Ladner and Charles Braun. for this ministry,” saidMayer. “Hebroughtin Msgr. the MossPointoffice. the SVDP Community Pharmacy, andstill volunteers in action from humblebeginnings Genesis ofpharmacy--avisiontransformsinto by theSt. Vincent dePaulSociety.” diocese a within operated being pharmacies significant “I questioned Peter andsaid,‘Peter, howinthe Mayer saidthepharmacy started withjust$107in “But those four guys had a vision and they knew “It allstarted with Dr. PeterPavlov. Hehadanidea Bob Mayerwasinvolvedfromtheverybeginningof Division Street. operations ontheCoastalFamily Healthpropertyon sent $40,000topurchasea trailertouseasabaseof Pavlov. people that reached out to us from everywhere,” said to do.” lost everythinganddidn’t knowwhatweweregoing had thisbigfuture,”shesaid.“Then,inaweekend,we had built up and we were really off and running, and we continued blessings the but post-Katrina, one square to Back were soresourcefulandcommittedtothevision.” in tohelp. like pharmacist Larry Calvert and NeldaLatour, jumped heartbreaking.” didn’t wanttomissthechancefortheirmedicine. It was They line. in first be to wanted they because morning the around wrapped people block. find They hadbeentheresincefouro’clockinthe to morning the in we went.Icanremember walking inateighto’clock as things out figure Weto street. had the on out people interviewing to standupsoyou could go downthe hall. For example, she saidagroupfromColorado “It wasamazing tome,atthat time, the numberof Their worrieswereshort-lived. “It wasdevastating, because it wassomething we In 2005,Hurricane Katrina wiped outthe pharmacy. “People just jumped in and did,” she said. “They Pavlov remembersthat,inthebeginning,volunteers “I hadthebesttime of mylife. We hadtoscreen the back, you hadtoget people whowere places you could ever imagine. To get to there. Itwasoneofthemostunattractive from off took We cabinets. pharmacy our Hannon gotscraplumber together andbuilt and said,‘Here’sour newdigs.’ Msgr. room for the old Coastal Family Health all yours.Healsotookusovertothestorage was hiredtobethepaiddirector. position she held until 2010, when Burke pharmacy’s volunteer executive director, a Pavlov, whoeventually became the into. did she know what she wasgetting herself the pharmacy. Shereadilyagreed,butlittle and asked her to help him write bylaws for how herfather-in-law came to heroneday Dr. Peter Pavlov, whodied in 2012,recalled SEE SVDP PHARMACY, PAGE 17 “He retired right afterthatandsaid,‘It’s “Here Istand20yearslater,” said Theresa Pavlov, thedaughter-in-law of 11 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 - on earth! hurricanes, Thanks to our Thanks to our answered. KM answered. Blessed Mother, Blessed Mother, Jude, for prayers Jude, for St. Joseph, and St. earthquakes, and Pray for all those who are suffering who are suffering from the results of war. 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Specifically,they wroteto the Doctrine of the the Congregation for for Promoting Chris- Faith, the Council for Legisla Council the and Unity tian Texts. tive Cardinal Marx before writing the letter, Archbishop Ludwig Schick of included: Bishop Gregor Hanke of Eich Bamberg; Augs- of Bishop Konrad Zdarsa stätt; Oster of Passau; Bishop Stefan burg; of Regens- Voderholzer Bishop Rudolf Görlitz of Ipolt Wolfgang Bishop burg; arch- Woelki, Rainer Maria and Cardinal bishop of Cologne. for the present were Woelki, Cardinal which was Vatican, at the May 3 meeting Vatican. held at the also included: for the May 3 meeting Inter-Communion 3 From page For the good of the people of God of the people the good For Gunkel has W. Deacon James Given at the Diocesan Pastoral Official Appointment Official in the Diocese of Biloxi, Bishop in the Diocese III, has made Kihneman, Louis F. the following appointment: been of appointed Marriage Director effective and Family Life more (See pg. 23 for immediately. info. in Biloxi on June 5, 2018. Center www.gardensseniorliving.com Ph: 228-818-0650 Web Address: Web or email her at [email protected] 1260 Ocean Springs Road, Ocean Springs, MS 39564 1260 Ocean Springs Road, Ocean Springs, Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheGardensSeniorLivingOceanSprings Most Reverend Louis F. Kihneman, III Louis F. ? Most Reverend Bishop of Biloxi For more information, contact Jody Ellis Stoddard, Executive Director For more information, contact Jody 12 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 well. Overthecourseofhishighschoolcareer, hewas He wasvotedas“MostSchoolSpirit”byhispeers and he was also chosen to be in the RCS Hall of Fame. total ofover$387,000inscholarshipoffers. South Alabama, and Texas ChristianUniversity, fora University ofSouthernMississippi,the to theUniversityofMississippi,MillsapsCollege, merous localscholarshipsandwasoffered scholarships with a4.241GPA. Bechthasbeenarecipientofnu- the CampusMinistryteam,KeyClub,andgraduated cese ofBiloxiSearch Team. Hewasalsoamemberof Honor Society, andasamemberoftheCatholicDio- 2017-2018 schoolyear, thetreasurerforNational served astheStudentBodyPresidentatRCSfor member oftheCYOatSt.Joseph’s inMossPoint.He Heart CatholicChurchinPascagoulaandisanactive Amy (Wells) andDougRowell.HeattendsSacred rection CatholicSchool’s classof2018,istheson Activities CenterinPascagoula. 22 graduationMassatSacredHeartChurch’s Delmas homilist forResurrectionCatholicHighSchool’s May Robotics in mentoring the St. Alphonsus Elementary nity service each year throughher service with Mu Alpha Theta secretary and DramaGuildchair. president, Spanish HonorSociety event coordinator, Pride ofSt.PatrickBand, ScienceHonorSociety swim team captain, robotics treasurer, member of the variety of leadership positions on campus, including Singing RiverLeadershipCo-Op.Shehasalsohelda ences, including Apex LeadershipSummitand Swim Team. Coach’s Award forherroleontheFighting Irish andshehasreceivedaStudent inMississippi, Furman Scholar, hasbeendesignatedasaSTAR ber ofthehonorrollsince2014,hasbeennameda achieved a scoreof35onthe ACT, hasbeenamem Coast. like to bringherskillsbacktheMississippiGulf hopes ofinterningatSt.Jude.Shewouldeventually include becoming apediatric oncologist, withthe with anemphasisinpre-med.Hercareerplans Mississippi andmajorinbiomedical engineering Skinner willattendtheUniversityof Alphonsus. Larry andLindaSkinnerisaparishionerofSt. Richard Springer astheClassof2018Salutatorian. Skinner astheClassof2018 Valedictorian and Catholic High School, is proud to announce Lauren Becht wasselectedasMr. RCSbyhisclassmates, Clayton BechtRowell,valedictorianofResur Skinner performs more than 40 hours of commu- Skinner hasattended severalleadership confer During her time at St. Patrick, Skinner has Valedictorian Lauren Skinneristhedaughterof BILOXI --Matt Buckley, principal of St.Patrick Kihneman, III, was principal celebrant and Kihneman, III, was principal celebrant and PASCAGOULA --BishopLouisF. Resurrection CatholicHighSchool St. PatrickCatholicHighSchool - - - mathematics. attend the University ofMississippiandmajor in Lady ofFatima Catholic Church. Springerplansto Rick and Kathy Springer and is a parishioner of Our experience.” years andcouldn’t have asked forabetter high school sent myschool.Iamsothankfulforthepastfour truly anhonortobenamed Valedictorian and repre- Catholic High SchoolClassof2018,shesays,“It is Patrick Catholic HighSchool. ber ofseveralorganizations duringhertimeatSt. Vacation BibleSchool.Shehasbeenanactivemem School LegoLeague Team andthroughassisting with school winner and state finalist. He also represented school winnerandstatefinalist.Healsorepresented Becht waschosenasa Wendy’s HighSchoolHeisman year. Becauseofhisacademicandathleticaccolades, ed himtothe All-State footballteamduringhisjunior basketball. Coachesfromaroundthestatealsoselect- the All-District threetimesforfootballandtwice where heservedasteamcaptainforboth.Hewason a memberofthevarsityfootballandbasketballteams Clayton BechtRowell Salutatorian RichardSpringer isthesonof On beingnamed Valedictorian for theSt.Patrick Lauren Skinner Valedictorian Valedictorian Kayla Washington Richard Springer Salutatorian Salutatorian - Mississippi Gulf Coast and by serving his parish as including volunteeringfor several eventsalongthe community service duringhistime at St.Patrick, attendee and more. Summit, as aNational Student Leadership Conference as anattendeeoftheStevenPalazzo Youth Leadership Youthof America TourPower Association attendee, Bay Area Chamber of Commerce, as an Electric tunities, including asthestudentliaisonforBiloxi has representedSPCHSinseveral leadership oppor Olympiad, Robotics Team andDramaGuild.Springer Society, thePrideofSt.PatrickBand, Science Honor Society, StudentsforLife, National Honor National Science Honor Society, National Spanish Club, Big Buddies, National English Honor Society, received the DaleD.HawleyLeadership Award. receiving President ofthe the MSASC Year, andhe student council He servesastheSPCHS president, Catholic High School Citizen of the Year since 2013. since 2012 andhasbeen named the St. Patrick HOBY Academic All-Star Alumni. a as Valuable StudentStateFinalist andhasbeenselected Scholars Program Candidate, is the Elks Most Merit Finalist, has been named a U.S.Presidential for his achievement of 35 on the ACT, is a National named a STAR Student for the State of Mississippi of 4.205. the Honor Roll,graduating with a grade pointaverage dent oftheNationalHonorSociety, andamemberof rated, member of Campus Ministry Team, vice presi- Coast ChapterofJackandJill America, Incorpo- Interact Club,teenpresidentoftheMississippiGulf dent oftheZontaInternationalClub,secretary She servedasvicepresidentofherseniorclass,presi- ber oftheGreater Antioch Missionary BaptistChurch. of DoctorEricandJoyce Washington. Kaylaisamem- Catholic HighSchool’s classof2018,isthedaughter me fortherestofmylife.” and Iknowthatmytimetherewillcontinuetoguide it hasbeenasturdyshelterformeoverthepast9years, sense ofcommunity, andsourceofinfiniteknowledge, person Iamtoday. With itsfaithbackground,strong urrection CatholicSchoolhastrulyshapedmeintothe Science withapre-Medicinetrack.Bechtsays,“Res- sippi inthefallwhereheplanstomajorExercise II award. received theschool’s St.PopeJohnPaul RCS as2018STAR Studentand Springer hasperformedhundreds ofhours also amemberofMu He is Alpha Theta, Interact Springer hasachieved Principal’s HonorRoll During histenureatSt.Patrick,Springerhasbeen Kayla Washington , salutatorianofResurrection Becht willbeattendingtheUniversityofMissis- SEE RESURRECTION, PAGE 16 SEE ST. PATRICK, PAGE 16 - Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 13 SEE OUR LADY ACADEMY, PAGE 17 PAGE ACADEMY, LADY OUR SEE Members of the Class of 2018 are: Bradley All- Bradley of 2018 are: Members of the Class , Salutatorium, daughter of Mr. Mr. of daughter , Salutatorium, Martin Camille for outstanding recognition received has Camille Academy have “My past six years at Our Lady Mississippi of University the attend will Camille received local and national scholarships from Dixie from scholarships national and local received Award Calculus AP the received He Baseball. Youth Best and was voted Awards, Zoology and Dual Credit All-Around and Most is gradu- Likely to Succeed. He Nicholas is an active Scholar. ating as a Mississippi Sacred minister at usher and Eucharistic member, Forest Wake He will attend Heart Catholic Church. in Biology as a pre-med stu- University and major Gallardo Mark and Cindy son of is the Nicholas dent. of Hattiesburg. Atwood, Kenneth Alliston, Elizabeth Madison hoff, Laurel Brown, Mina Blackledge, Nathan Bishop Jr., Clan- China Cawthon, Ian Calderon, Monica Burton, Jonathan Dale, Lauren Farina, Anne Coulter, ton, Gallardo, David Flores, Hudson Garner, Nicholas Hixson, Gilbertson, Mallory Trent Nathan Gerald, Campbell Jordan, Nyah Hunter-Durr, Christopher McElroy III, Cesar Me- Klein, Grady Leek, Michael Morris, Sarah Moreno, Mariana Miller, Cameron jia, Nichols, Sophie Osborne, Courtney Neal, Danielle Rowell Paul John Ratliff, Sarah Pierce, Painter, Emma Smith, Timothy Sloan Russell, Brianna Runnels, Jr., Thriffiley, August Paul Thomas, Hailey Thompson, and Wiseman. Brycie Wiggins, Griffin Wade, Laura Atlanta campus of Emory University. campus of Emory University. Atlanta of OLA’s Salutatorian is the and Mrs. Larry Martin, Principal’s the on class of 2018. She has remained at OLA, While Honor Roll throughout high school. Math Theta Alpha of Mu was a member Camille Spanish Honor Society, National Honor Society, Ministry Youth Campus Society, Honor National Club Rotary Service and the Interact (vice president), Team Retreat the of member was a She Team. Soccer minister and a Kairos and served as a Eucharistic group leader. Retreat English Language AP in performance and excellence AP and Calculus, AP and Composition, Economics, of the Presidential Psychology and is the recipient for Outstanding Excellence. Award learning, and been filled with friendship, laughter, with God. I am extremely growing in my relationship to OLA chose to send me my parents blessed that found be cannot truly characteristics these because this at time my trade not I would else. anywhere school for anything, and I already cannot wait to expressed Camille. back and visit,” come McDonnell to the Sally in the fall. She was accepted at the University and Barksdale Honors College Scholarship, the Excellence Academic the received - Salutatorian Salutatorian Camille Martin Nicholas Gallardo Abby Guy Paul Thomas Paul Valedictorian Valedictorian Valedictorian Valedictorian Abby will attend Oxford College of Emory Abby will attend Oxford College of Emory Abby stated, “Our Lady Academy has provided Academy “Our Lady Abby stated, Council and has completed over 300 hours of service over and has completed Council grade he Americorps program. In eleventh with the and attended Award was selected for the Crusader of the He has been a member Mississippi Boys State. on was also grade. Nicholas ninth since team baseball from seventh country teams and cross basketball the Nicholas was named Sa- As a senior, to tenth grade. winner and Award DAR Good Citizen cred Heart’s me with an environment of love and support which and of love environment with an me of my academ to the development has been essential I know that ics, spiritual life, and overall character. and I have a solid founda- not only do my classmates and place a also upon, but our futures build to tion that we can always come home to. I group of people sacrificed have they for all thank to parents my have Catholic all-around of an caliber this with me gift to education.” the University for her first two years before attending Montluzin Foreign Language Scholarship to further and Relations her studies of a major in International a double minor in Spanish and French. Our Academy Lady Sacred Heart High School High Heart Sacred -- Bishop Louis F. Ki- Louis F. -- Bishop , Salutatorian, has attended Sa- has attended , Salutatorian, HATTIESBURG hneman, III, was principal celebrant and hom- and celebrant III, was principal hneman, BAY ST. LOUIS -- Our Lady Academy’s Academy’s LOUIS -- Our Lady ST. BAY Abby and daughter of Mr. Valedictorian, Guy, Advocacy Abby served on the Hope Haven Child , Valedictorian, has attended Sacred has attended Valedictorian, , Thomas Paul Nicholas Gallardo Graduation Mass was celebrated on Friday, May 25, May on Friday, Mass was celebrated Graduation Gulf Church in Bay St. Louis. of the Our Lady at Class of 2018, and the in graduates thirty were There III, was the principal Kihneman, Bishop Louis F. celebrant. of Our Lady Valedictorian is the Guy, Mrs. Ray Abby has achieved Class of 2018. Academy’s Honor Roll throughout high school. Principal’s of member was a Abby Academy, Our Lady at While (secretary), Society Honor Spanish Theta, Alpha Mu Club Interact Rotary Service Honor Society, National Ambassador Program (vice officer), relations (public president) and served as senior class vice president. the for achieving recognition Abby has received and is in government and excellence highest average for Outstanding Award Presidential of the recipient the Excellence. as internationally Board and travelled Teen Center’s to People. She for People Ambassador the Europe Leadership Scholar Society was named National Miss Mississippi American National Ambassador, to partake in the U.S. and selected Senate Teen Junior Program and the Summer Program on Youth In Psychology at Emory University. Developmental of the the Gold Level Abby was awarded 2016, and received Award Service Volunteer Presidential Mayor for from the of Commendation Certificate the de the Emily She was awarded Service. Volunteer ilist for Sacred Heart Catholic School’s Graduation School’s Catholic ilist for Sacred Heart on the Auditorium Bennett the on May 19 in liturgy of Southern Mississippi. Campus of the University Team, Math of the member He is a Pre-K. since Heart cum Club. He received Theta and Beta Alpha Mu 1 and 2. Paul played football, laude honors for Latin Sacred at track in participated and golf, and soccer awards in academic Paul received As a senior, Heart. Phys- U.S. Government, Economics, AP English, AP Science and Religion. He was ics, Environmental was named Paul SHS and Class Scholar. voted Mr. for scoring a 4.0 or high- Scholar AP a Distinguished as a He will graduate exams. AP er on at least three Fabian of St. Paul is a member Mississippi Scholar. to attend Millsaps and ma- Church. He plans Catholic and pre-med studies. Paul is the jor in Biochemistry of Hattiesburg. Thomas Trey son of Catherine and cred Heart since Pre-K. He is the president of Mu Al- of Mu cred Heart since Pre-K. He is the president and Team Science Math and of the Captain Theta, pha as a member competition and regional at state placed of the Step Up of FBLA. Nicholas serves as treasurer 14 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 Boudreaux III; OleMiss-DrewBoudreaux. are: University of Southern AL -Danny Biloxi High- Tyler Thibert. College graduates Alyssa Taylor; St. Martin - Dalton Cross; and Ashton Kopszywa,DeAnna Raymondand Adam Cecil, Madison Elderkin, Siera Felton, Belk, and Shannon Kirkpatrick; D’Iberville - Brianne Barna; St. Patrick - Braden Barton, Sarah (Woolmarket) St. MaryParish,Biloxi Patrick - Alfonso Staten. Destiny Coleman and De’Zhane Coleman; St. Biloxi Our MotherofSorrowsParish, Sarah Grammar. Laster. and Kyle Lee Olsen; and GulfportHigh- Asia Brian Davis,Caleb Hendricks, JacobKrause, (Salutatorian); Biloxi High:Julianna Alford, Schepens, and Melvin Richard Springer, IV Natalie Noel, Kaitlyn Overstreet, Austin Hymel, PaytonMattina,Melanie Nguyen, Fennell, Mary Filipich, Raven Gonsoulin,Ryan Our LadyofFatimaParish,Biloxi Coast CommunityCollege- Taylor Orr. Alabama - Thien-Trieu NguyenandMSGulf Blessed SeelosParish,Biloxi Biloxi High-MollySchmidtandGreysenRoss. McKee, Makayla Pfarrer, and Robert Starks; Mary CathedralParish,Biloxi Nativity oftheBlessedVirgin High schoolgraduatesare:HarrisonCentral- College is: Tougaloo College-JustinPolk. High schoolgraduates are: Biloxi High - College graduate is HarvardUniversity- High schoolgraduatesare:St.Patrick-Jacob College graduates are: University of South Lindsey Hoye High schoolgraduatesare:St.Patrick-Jack Class of2018! Salute tothe University of South Alabama - Bùi Minh Hoàng. and Nguyễn; Công Danh - Dentistry of School Phạm. Kelly and Nguyễn Cindy Nguyễn, Sean Nguyễn, Vinnie D’Iberville and High - Ky Trần Kevin Vinh Nguyễn, Gia Nguyễn; Bao Lê Truc-Li Christi and Nguyễn Ben Phạm Nhi Yến Dương, Alexis Anh Kim Nguyễn Nguyễn Khang Patrick Kevin - Trương, Selena High Quynhanh Martin Diana St. Trần Nguyễn; Maria - High Biloxi Khổng; H. Hiếu - High Springs Ocean Nguyễn; High - William Nguyễn; Gautier High - Julianne Justin Mathews. Mackinzie Rodrigue. High -Kieran Murphy; and St. Patrick - Kyrie Hodges andRobert Williams; Kauku High Boxx - Valedictorian, Keely Jones - Salutatorian, Louis St. RosedeLimaParish, BaySt. Philip Ann TrapaniWittmann.and Schwartz, TylerStrong, Andrew Trapani,Carol Reeder, JohnRutherford, Taylor Santiago, Dylan Oliver,Shelby Raymond, Joseph Michael Lyons, MeredithMcRaney, Camille Martin, Savannah LaFontaine, Lindsay Lamier, Lindsey Jacob, Peyton Koenig, Brooklyn Ladner, Clare Haas,CharlesHand,BoydHousey, Kiley Jake Gardner, JohnGonzales, Addison Goscinski, Brianna Dixon, Tyler Farrell,SavannahGalle, Breland, Nickolas Clogher, Reagan Corr, Charles Breath, Grace Breisacher, Callee St. Louis Our LadyoftheGulfParish,Bay Vietnamese MartyrsParish,Biloxi St. MichaelParish,Biloxi College graduates are: University of LSU, College graduate is Auburn University - High school graduates are: Mattie T. Blount High school graduates are: Ocean Springs High schoolgraduatesare: BayHigh- Anna High school graduates are: Ashley Borzik, - Airman Rashad Williams.Rashad - Airman Mississippi -ErinnMcKay. Devin Swanier;andUniversityofSouther and JoniqueFarve;DeltaState University - Williams; Alcorn State University - ChrisCole Gulf Coast Community College -Beverly Dorsey, Christian Vontoure andRaven Williams; Community College -Cabrien Bell, Elese University - Rymsky Graves-Labat; Pearl River New Orleans-SydneyLabat; William Carey Reynoso andGeorge Valentine. and St.Stanislaus -JacobKurka,Jeremiah - Galen Smith; Hancock High - Drake Necaise; Clint Verrett, Robert Waltz Jr., and Spencer Schloegel, Britton Tatum, Elizabeth Van Horn, Pitre, ChloeRizk, Tucker Santiago, Anthony Musial, NaderPahlevan, Cara Pisciotta, Kendall Hartery, Ian Jackson,MakaylaMarchioni, Tyler Fore, Lillian Guida, BlakeHancock,Connor Cox, SvannahCroal,Emily Fontan, Anna Broadus, Beau Broussard, Kaitlyn Cox, Madison Bishop, BennettBratton, Aaron Broadus, Anna High -ChrisColborn; and St.Patrick - Carson Jacob ShepleyandMyles Thomas; Resurrection Necaise, Patrick Nelms, William Robinson, Hewes, Liam Kotsakos, Emily Musgrove, Jacob Maggie Defrances,RoseFitzhugh,Parker Bruni, GainesCleveland,MelissaCorrero, Ashton Baylor, CooperBellipanni, Christopher St. JamesParish,Gulfport Veronica Myers. - HannahGautier; and ResurrectionHigh- St. MaryParish,Gautier Tierney. Abbygayle MarekandDennisMarek. St. Ann Parish,Clermont Harbor Military graduate is: United State Air Force College graduates are: Xavier University of High school graduates are: Gulfport High - High schoolgraduatesare:St.Patrick High schoolgraduatesare:Hancock- College graduate is: William Carey - Hailey Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 15 High school graduates are: Kaitlin Chiasson, are: Kaitlin graduates High school Asher and Bret Trey College graduates are: Breasley, Tyler High school graduates are: Meaghan High school graduates are: Ethan Kelly, High school graduates are: Cole Arthur, Arthur, Cole are: graduates High school High - High school graduates are: Poplarville Community College graduate is: Pearl River High Vancleave are High school graduates Renot, Madison Velaquez, and Mark Velaquez. and Mark Velaquez, Renot, Madison St. Clare Parish, Waveland St. Clare Parish, Connor Fried, Denette, Anna Deal, Garrett Beau McRaney, Meredith Lindsey Lyons, and Warden Chelsea Rimmer, David Rimmer, Gabrielle Zimmerman. Reinhart. Waynesboro Parish, St. Bernadette Thurston Markus Kittrell, Heathcock, Karolina McCarty and Scotie Soetaert. Wiggins St. Francis Xavier Parish, St. Charles Borromeo, Picayune St. Charles Borromeo, Picayune Dodd, Hayden Chighizola, Kyle Caro, Jorge Hebert, Devin Frierson, Helena Amanda Fenger, Adron Leonard, Erica Leclercq, Madelaine Sarah Silva, Gerald Schmitt, Dustin Overby, Walters. and Gavin Walker Smith, Sarah St. Joseph Mission, Poplarville and McKade Saizan. Comeaux Wilton College - Jacob Keith. Spirit Parish, Vancleave Holy Jordyn Phoebe Drzewiecki, Andrew Cribbs, - Tallent. and Samuel Fox, Sarah Gardner, High - Anne Nguyen, Leah Schultz, Madison Nguyen, Leah Schultz, Madison Anne High - Peter Nga Truong, Tran, La Vincent Fontaine, Ty Thomas Clemens, LeBlanc, Hoang, Sydnie Our Tran; Frost Vincent and Vincent Trochesset, St. Stanislaus - Brooke Raziano; Academy Lady Jordan Nunez - Charles DeMetz, Jacob Burleson, and Lewie Negrotto. High school graduates are: St. Patrick - Anna - St. Patrick are: High school graduates High school graduates are: Anne Marie are: High school graduates Alvarez, Edward are: graduates High school High school graduates are: Resurrection High Resurrection are: graduates High school Argroves, Emily High school graduates are: Vale- - St. Patrick High - Lauren Skinner

Holy Family Parish, Pass Christian Rosales; Pass Christian D’Aquilla and Emilia Our Lady of Victories Parish, Our Lady of Victories Pascagoula Godfrey, Grant Anna A. Foster, Katherine Foster, Andrew L. G. Millette, Caden Hinman, Isabelle O’Sullivan. T. Murphy and Kathleen Sacred Heart Parish, Pascagoula Bond, Jackson Byrd, Tyus Abrego, Carolina Jonmarie Cintron, Noah Criddle, Brice Gordon, Holland, Michael Andrew Emma Herring, Ricardo Merced Mestayer, Lawrence, Margaret Cearly Pareja, Melend, Karen Ochoa, Camillo de Leon Ramos, Rosmin Justin Porter, Parker, Abigail Raworth, Kiya Revere, Noah Rogers, Santiago, Sheimar Rowell, Becht Roth, Patrick and Tovar Avila Jacqueline Scearce, Samantha Tovar. Martinez Yajaira St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Worker St. Joseph the Moss Point Patrick Lee and Kay, Olivia - Jonathan Burgett, Madison High - Pascagoula Walden; Maggie Grant. Burnett; and Gautier High - Jasilyn Ocean St. Elizabeth Seton Parish, Springs Hartley Clark, William Brennan, Abigail Madison Fontan, Emily Ezell, Madison Conner, Amber Koch, Hough, Hoang, Morgan Hart, Kim Alyssa Nguyen, Nash, Seth Lopez, Arlene St. Sophie Amant, St. Adam Nguyen, Britney Young. and Michael Tapp, Aeryn Amant, dictorian.

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Class of 2018! Class High school graduates are: Zoe Haggatt, High school graduates are: Hunter Allen, Josh Allen, Hunter are: graduates school High High school graduates are: Carolyn Barlow, High school graduates are: Carolyn Barlow, High school graduates are: Gage Foster, Foster, Gage are: graduates school High High school graduates are: Gulfport High Gulfport are: graduates High school - Mississippi State are: graduates College Johnnie Lorenzo, Christian Norris and Grace Christian Johnnie Lorenzo, Smith. St. Lucy Mission, Lucedale Cadle, Nicholas Cuevas, Bryce Hockert and Nicholas Cuevas, Bryce Cadle, Leah Ladner. St. Ann Parish, Lizana St. Matthew Boykin, Alexis Brewer, Claudia Alexis Brewer, Matthew Boykin, Duran, Juan Anna Creel, Nataleigh Chambliss, Angelina Arclia Lopez, Lachuga, Louis Leon, Velasquez. and Doris Velasco Mendez, Emy Immaculate Conception Parish, Laurel St. Fabian Parish, Hattiesburg Matthew Sobiesk, Brennan Sirmon, Hanisee Gornak, Jordan, Michael Hogan, Cameron Abigail and Stromeyer Zachary Barlow, Hunter Cameron Dale, - Jonathan Heart Sacred and Weir; Thomas. Alliston and Paul Madison Miller, St. Joseph Parish, Gulfport St. Joseph Parish, Tiner; Grayson and Hollingsworth Tyler - DeDual Gracie Quick, - Samuel Harrison Central (with honors), (with honors), Christy Brennan Alexis Benoit (Valedictorian), Wright Emily Martin Mount and John Rivera; (Salutatorian), Connor Harrison - Sebastian Lopez, West and Smith and Olivia Boundy. - Alabama of South University Connor Ladner; and Courtney Ballew; Mississippi Tootle Kelsey - Madison College Gulf Coast Community - Emily Baas. Tulane Quick; and Wingfield II. Wingfield 16 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 plans to pursue a career as a nurse anesthetist. plans topursueacareeras nurse anesthetist. Virginia’s SchoolofNursingthisfall.She ultimately of Nursing.Kaylawill be attendingtheUniversity of in Saint Louis, and the University of Virginia’s School sity, Wake ForestUniversity, Washington University bama, theUniversityofMissouri,SaintLouisUniver attitude andteamspirit. Eagle Award forherexemplarydisplayofleadership, the pasttwoyears.Shereceivedteam’s prestigious six yearsandcompetedintheStateChampionshipfor to Succeed.”Kaylaplayedvolleyballcompetitivelyfor her classmatesas2018MissRCSand“MostLikely Ball Queen Victoria theLXXIII.Shewasvoted by $167,602.00 of Missouri,and The University of Alabama totaling scholarships toSaintLouisUniversity, The University the JacksonCountyChamberofCommerce,academic ing SeniorsinJacksonCountySchoolspresentedby ship, which honored the Top Ten Percent of Graduat- Honor Roll foralleightsemestersofhishighschool Honor Raymond of Diamondhead, has earned the President’s University. Commodore for theGulf Yachting Association. theRear as and 2016.Boydpreviouslyserved Southern Yacht Club Junior Team Captain in 2015 Outstanding JuniorSailorin2015andwasnamedthe Yacht Club. He was recognized asthe Most the 2016State Championship team. a two-timecaptainandmemberof team, Boydwas terman of the St. Stanislaus Rock-A-Chaw swim the St.StanislausQuiz Bowlteam. a six-yearlet- As National Honor Society and a three-year member of member of theBrotherPeterBassoChapter every semester throughout high school.Boydwasa STAR Student. Heachieved President’s HonorRoll Pass Christian, was named the 2018St.Stanislaus average of 4.52. graduated with acumulative weighted grade point Church in Bay St. Louis. Boyd and Michael each Saturday, May 26, at Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic ing Masscelebrated by BishopLouisF. Kihneman on recognized during commencement exercises follow- the Classof2018.BoydandMichael were formally From page12 Resurrection Kayla says that “Over the past 14 years, I have Kayla says that “Over the past 14 years, I have Kayla hasbeenacceptedintotheUniversityof Ala- Kayla representedherschoolas2018Carnival Michael Raymond,sonofCarol and Kurt plans tostudyFinanceatGeorgetownHousey Outside ofschool,BoydsailsfortheSouthern Boyd Housey,sonofMaryand John Houseyof She receivedtheExplosionofExcellenceScholar Michael Raymond asthe Valedictorians of is proudto announce Boyd Houseyand BAY ST. LOUIS--St.Stanislaus - - St. StanislausCollege garet Walden,Kayla Washington and William Wilder. Tyler Tingle,Hunter Torjusen, Glennie Viverette, Mar De’Nazia Sewell, Hunter Sharp, Vivian Summerlin, ers, PatrickRoth,ClaytonRowell, SamanthaScearce, gail Raworth, Kiya Revere, Julia Rogers, Noah Rog- IV, ErianaPeyton, Alexis Phelps,JustinPorter, Abi- Veronica Myers,KathleenO’Sullivan,CearlyParker garet Mestayer, IsabelleMillette, Andrew Murphy, Patrick Lee, Shaderrian Lett, Abbey Manning, Mar Holland, JerryJohnson,OliviaKay, JacobLangston, Karah Grady, Emma Herring, Caden Hinman, Andrew Anne Foster, KatherineFoster, Anna GrantGodfrey, Cobb, ChrisColborn,NoahCriddle,EmilyFayard, Tyus Bond,JonathanBurgett, JacksonByrd,Jordan Matthew Avara Jr., Alexander Backs,EdwardBoland, today withouttheirsupport.” ever gratefulbecauseIwouldnotbethepersonam changed meinmorewaysthanoneandIwillbefor will lastalifetime.Boththeteachersand students have rity andithasgivenmesomefriendshipsthatIhope it has taught me the values of truth,honorand integ- grown toloveResurrectionCatholicSchoolbecause Excellence each season. Hewasthe cross country and was recognized for achieving Academic Stanislaus Cross Country and Track and Field Teams Mission Trips.Republic) (Klagetoh, AZ) and Santo Domingo (Dominican pated in the St. Stanislaus-sponsoredNavajo Mission Kairos Retreat Team GroupLeader. Healsopartici Michael was aSt.StanislausStudentMinisterand team and two-yearmember of Mu Alpha Theta. three-year member of the St. Stanislaus Quiz Bowl Society anda Chapter oftheNationalHonor Basso career. Michael wasamemberoftheBrotherPeter Members oftheClass2018are:Justin Archer, Michael was afour-year letterman forboththe St. Valedictorian Boyd Housey Michael Boyd Valedictorian - - - - Zhang. Wittmann V, DanielChanis Wolf, and YangFen ValentineShenghao Wang,III, Thomas Weber,Frank Gabriel Toepfer,Bao Tran, Andrew Trapani,George Parker Slade, Robin Spanks II,Brandon Tartavoulle, William Shuler, HumzaSiddiqui,JordanSkinner, John Rutherford V, JohnSamson,BraxtonShirley, Ribar, David Rimmer IV, George RohrIII,Leo Ross, mond, Joseph Reeder, Jeremiah Reynoso, Nathanael Payron Prudhomme,Nicholas Ray, Michael Ray- V, JordanNunez,CameronOberlies,ChuchenPeng, Christian Mayeaux, Walker Montjoy, Lewie Negrotto las Ladner, Christopher Lucore, Kennedy Marlowe, Johnson, JiKim,EdwinKoenig,JacobKurka,Nicho- thew Hancock,NicholasHava,BoydHousey, Chase Jakob Greer, William Greer, MadisonGrindall,Mat- Ashley Evans Jr., Charles Gant II, Albert Gardner IV, gan Corr, CharlesDeMetzJr., JasonDominguez, Jacob Burleson,JackChaney, NikolasClogher, Re- op, Tanner Booth,CharlesBreath,HarrisonBrewer, lows: Frank Allen IV, Nicholas Areng, CameronBish- Honors College andstudyBiology. senior years. Hancock Youth Leadership during his junior and Country Team.Cross member of the 2014 MHSAA 4A State Championship team captain both hisjunior and senioryearsa St. Stanislaus College 2018 graduates are as fol- Raymond will attend the University of Mississippi Outside ofschool,Michael participated in the Congratulations the Graduates of 2018! to all Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 17 Ashley Borzik, Grace Breisacher, Callee Ashley Borzik, Grace Breisacher, Cates, Lydia Breland, Emily Busby, Anna Denette, Sarah Cox, Sarah Deano, Hannah Garcia, Funk, Naomi Emma Cassidy Jacob, Haas, Kiley Gest, Clare Ketchum, Briann Knight, Brooklynn Lindsey Lyons, Anna Lamier, Ladner, Susan Necaise, Meredith McRaney, Brooke Raziano, Caroline Samson, Trapani, Ann Carol Santiago, Taylor and Tuminello, Rachel, Tuminello Leah Zimmerman. Gabrielle Burke said the majority of the clients served are 150 of the clients served Burke said the majority going not otherwise are that individuals are “These The SVDPRX more than 100 volunteers to utilizes dollar every of almost percent 93 put to able are “We ; Honors: Carson ; Young Michael and Wyrosdick, Reid Anna Aaron Broadus, Bishop, Bennett Bratton, Diamond, Bethany Crosby, Broadus, Geri Croal, Ryan Adesyn Anna Fore, Austin Dossett, Braden Fayard, Lavers, William Ibele, Ian Jackson, Tayler Hall, Nora Musial, Tyler Jonathan Lee, Payton Mattina, Austin Salminen, Parsons, Jacob Caroline Nimmo, Logan Switzer, Haley IV, Schloegel George Schepens, Allen, Lauren Seth Graduates: Young; and Logan Ward, Redmond, Morgan Miller, Hymel, Gabrielle Cobb, Ryan Robert Rosales, Jason Emilia Santiago, Ethan Saucier, Turunen, Sami Tatum, Britton Alfonso Staten, Jr., Starks and Robert Waltz. prescriptions for those in need. The value of medicine The value of medicine for those in need. prescriptions than people totals more to those 3,664 dispensed $12,000,000. the poverty level. to 200 percent below he said. to buy their medicine,” screenings, duties, eligibility provide administrative This dispensing. and medicine management, case their who dedicate pharmacists licensed 13 includes are medicines all to ensure that and expertise time dispensed safely. of work, because of into our program we raise directly their volunteer most of the people around this room that like and it’s math, services,” said Burke. “I’ve done the which allows pay, $2.5 million in payroll that we don’t us to do what we do every year.” Prayer for Protection against Storms and Hurricanes against Storms Protection for Prayer Members of Our Lady Academy Members of Our Lady Our Father in Heaven through the intercession of Our Lady of Prompt Succor, Our Father in Heaven through of Our the intercession Lady of Prompt Succor, us and our homes spare us during this Hurricane season from all harm. Protect We us. help hasten to Succor, of Prompt disasters of nature. Our Lady from all Amen. ask this through Christ our Lord. 2018 graduating class are: Arlene Balch, class are: 2018 graduating Our Lady Academy Our Lady From page 12 Academic Excellence Technology Scholarship, and the Bledsoe Scholarship. offers scholarship also received Camille Millsaps from Furman University, College, Louisiana State University, the Mississippi State University, Tulane Alabama, and University of South where she was also offered University, program. honors the to admission plans to study biology with aspi- Camille a doctor. rations to become or call (228) 374-9097. or To learn more about the SVDP SVDP about the learn more To Community Pharmacy and how Community Pharmacy St. Patrick Class of 2018 members are: Valedictorian Valedictorian are: Class of 2018 members St. Patrick “In the last seven years, we were doing about “In the last seven the in poor the helping began pharmacy The visit www.svdprx.org you can help, Lauren Skinner; Salutatorian Melvin Springer; High Lauren Skinner; Salutatorian Matthew Bisner, Honors: Braden Barton, Sarah Belk, Broussard, Beau Blackwell, Raylen Raven Blackwell, Anna Cox, Cox, Madison Kaitlyn Bruffey, Julia Fontan, Emily Mary Filipich, Fennell, Jacob D’Aquilla, Gonsoulin, Lillian Raven Gautier, Hannah John Fulmer, Jackson, Shannon Tyler Guida, Connor Hartery, William John McKee, Makayla Marchioni, Kirkpatrick, Noel, Kaitlyn McMackin, Melanie Nguyen, Natallie Pisciotta, Rebecca Cara Pfarrer, Makayla Overstreet, Nicole Rodrigue, Mackenzie Rizk, Chloe Pitre, Kendall Van Elizabeth Tubb, Elizabeth Mary Summersell, II, Noah Wingfield, William Horn, Walters, Kirstin output since about 2010. output since about This past year, a year. prescriptions 13,000 or 14,000 and we’ll top 32,000 prescriptions we topped 30,000 growth is Burke said. “That this year,” prescriptions the in going is not need that Sadly, steady. absolutely other direction. I’d have to find another job, but we’d reality.” the not just That’s of business. go out to like all assistance medicine prescription with community in May of 1998, and since then has filled 201,400 : St. Charles - : Our Lady of Fatima Lunes/Monday Biloxi Parish, 6 p.m. Picayune a.m. Borromeo Parish, 11:30 Gulfport: St. John the Evangelist Parish, 2 p.m. Masses Celebrated in Spanish : Sacred Heart Las Misas Celebradas en Español/ : Immaculate

The pharmacy has more than doubled its prescription doubled than has more pharmacy The One of the most remarkable gifts was a $100,000 gifts One of the most remarkable the pharmacy of so many, Thanks to the generosity she said. me,” brought it’s joy you the tell can’t “I “We rebuilt from scratch,” said Pavlov. “We had “We said Pavlov. from scratch,” rebuilt “We an Altar Server since 2008 and as a volunteer at volunteer a and as 2008 since Server Altar an I says, “ Springer as Salutatorian, On being selected The St. Patrick High School 2018 Graduation Mass

Ocean Springs: St. Alphonsus Parish, 2 p.m. Conception Parish, 4 p.m. : Sacred Heart Hattiesburg Parish, 1:30 p.m. Domingo/Sunday Laurel Sábado/Saturday Pascagoula Parish, 6 p.m. Doing the math – the numbers tell the tale Doing the math – the numbers tell donation from the Czech Republic to restock the donation from the it to over to present came ambassador “Their pharmacy. for us,” said Pavlov. us. It was a big highlight in the Instead, it is located trailer. is no longer in a St, where on Division building Coastal Family Health volunteer as program coordinator. Pavlov continues to have don’t You amazing. I work with are people “The job do their they come, They here. anybody supervise to every a miracle It’s better. it always try to make and they you see the hand of God here.” day and, every day, people reaching out from all over to send us significant amounts of money.” several parish events throughout the year. the year. parish events throughout several as Salutatorian am very humbled to have been selected It is such an honor to speak on behalf of the this year. I am no other. Class of 2018, a group of people like and family mem grateful to all of my friends, teachers, the and supported me over bers who have encouraged are things that of the great all about years. I am excited to come for the Class of 2018!” p.m. on campus at St. May 18, at 5 was held on Friday, Kihneman III Patrick High School. Bishop Louis F. celebrant. was principal From page 12 St. Patrick St.

SVdP Pharmacy SVdP 10 From page 18 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 Our Lady Academy, BaySt.Louis Sacred HeartHigh,Hattiesburg St. PatrickHigh,Biloxi The OLA Classof2018ispictured withBishopKihneman Class of2018 withBishopKihneman Class of2018Snapshots Photo byJuliana Skelton Graduates posewithBishopKihneman. Photo/Juliana Skelton Bay St.Louis St. StanislausCollege, Resurrection High,Pascagoula Graduates, pictured withBishopKihneman,celebratetheendofone chapter oftheir livesandthebeginningofanother. Photo/Terry Dickson Class of2018 withBishopKihneman Photo/Juliana Skelton Photo/Juliana Skelton Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 19 Salutatorian Kayla Washington, Bishop Kihneman and Valedictorian Clayton Rowell Photo/Juliana Skelton Photo/Juliana Skelton Photo/Juliana Skelton and Valedictorian Michael Raymond Valedictorian and St. Stanislaus Valedictorian Boyd Housey, Bishop Kihneman Boyd Housey, Valedictorian St. Stanislaus St. Stanislaus College, Bay St. Louis St. Stanislaus Resurrection High, Pascagoula Resurrection

St. Patrick High, Biloxi Photo/Juliana Skelton Sacred Heart Sacred Valedictorian Thomas, Paul Bishop Kihneman and Salutatorian Gallardo Nicholas

Photo/Juliana Skelton Salutatorian Richard Springer, Bishop Kihneman and Valedictorian Lauren Skinner Skinner Lauren Valedictorian Bishop Kihneman and Salutatorian Richard Springer, Class of 2018 Snapshots of 2018 Class and Salutatorian Camille Martin Our Lady Academy Valedictorian Abby Guy, Bishop Kihneman Abby Guy, Valedictorian Academy Lady Our Sacred Heart High, Hattiesburg Sacred Our Lady Academy, Bay St. Louis Bay Academy, Lady Our 20 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 Gollott, Jr., and Queen Sarah Gatlin of St. Patrick Catholic High School. The parish also hosted a fais do-do on Saturday, June 2, and held a special Mass for Mass special a held and 2, June Saturday,deceased fishermenon Thursday, on May 31. do-do fais a hosted also parish The School. High Catholic Patrick St. of Gatlin Sarah Queen Jr.,and Gollott, Biloxi the in boat shrimp commercial a Channel during the 89th annual blesses Blessing of the Shrimp Fleet, Sunday, Fishermen’, June 3. the At right, Father of Barras is pictured ‘Church with Biloxi Shrimp Royalty for as 2018, King known Arny affectionately Church, Michael St. of pastor Barras, Greg Father left, At 89th BlessingoftheFleet Amidst swelteringsummerheat,St.MichaelParishholds Fire Word on legally sanctioned. is intrinsically evil andassuchcanneverbepermitted or of themoralargument thatadirect attack on ahumanlife But what one hardly ever heard was a real engagement people’s feelings bybringinguprare andextreme cases. non-issue. There was,above all, an attempt to manipulate lethal threat to thehealth of the child in thewombwasa tioned; and there wereappeals to “health care,” though the “rights,” though the rights oftheunbornwerenever men- vocates of abortion. There was alot of political talk about most total lack of moral argument on the part of the ad- this hasbecome absolutely commonplace -- wastheal- gressive women. absolutely sacred, non-negotiable value forso-called pro- indeed becomeasacramentforradicalfeminism,theone, tion wouldbeasacrament. I saythisbecause abortionhas years agototheeffect that if mencouldget pregnant, abor mind of Gloria Steinem’s mocking remark from many thoroughly acrossthe sweeps Western world,Iamputin Bishop Barron One ofthe features of the lead-up to the vote -- and lin Castle? As the right to abortion now their victory in the courtyard of Dub- the frenzied crowd gathered to cheer of the unnervinglooksandsounds of gleeful triumph. Will I ever forget the vote with a frankly sickening note they alsowelcomedandcelebrated to kill their children in the womb, but one margin, forthelegalprerogative only did the nation vote, by a two-to- last weekparticularly dispiriting. Not family, IfoundtheeventsinIreland Irish heritage on bothsidesofmy I will confess that as a person of Sowing thewindandreapingwhirlwind: Photos/Keith Wilson/The Biloxi-D’IbervillePress a reflectionontheIrishreferendum - of youngmen and womenhasgivenriseto anevenmore last several decades. The deeply sadtruth is that the abuse a powerfullyemotional reaction to thegreatcrimesof right. Idobelievethatwhat we witnessedlastweekwas anger, indignation, andalegitimate thirstforsettingthings find that, in veryshortorder, theentirenationisfilledwith especially in a country as small as Ireland -- and you will a dozentimes,hundredthousandtimes--again, his extendedfamily, his parish.Nowmultiply this process comes known, soare his siblings,parents, his friends, massively andpermanently hurt; butoncetheabusebe- particularly by afigure astrustedapriest,thatchildis ful rippleeffect. When ayoungpersonissexuallyabused, and tight-knit as Irishsociety, hasatremendously power of childreninanysociety, butespecially in oneasinsular colleague, Fr. Stephen Grunow --namely, that the abuse justice. provincials produced a tsunami of suffering and deep in- dling ofthesituationbyfartoomanyIrishbishopsand perpetrated by some Irish nuns,aswell as the pathetic han- tion thephysical andpsychologicalabuseofyoungpeople on the part of some Irish priests and brothers, not to men- I understand this reaction. The sexual abuse ofchildren my shameasaCatholic bishop --that,atleasttoadegree, nocent. But atthesame time I mustadmit -- andIsayit to is apparentlyafunctionofourcapacity to murderthein- modern world.Howsad,ofcourse,that being up-to-date influence of theChurchandhadmoved, finally, into the whelmingly Catholic Irelandhadshakenoff thebaleful the vote and subsequent to it mentioned the fact that over irrelevance. Every single story that I readinadvance of subtext of the Catholic Church’s cultural impotence, even And wemustremember a principleenunciated by my Accompanying the entire process, ofcourse, was the - - University ofSt.Marythe Lake inMundelein. cis Cardinal George Professor of Faith and Culture at the founder oftheglobal ministry, Word onFire andthe Fran- Gospel willundothedamagedonelastweek. providence, honestpreaching,andthelivingofradical lived intotaldependenceuponGod. clung to the edges of the world off the coast of Ireland and strange denizens of Skellig Michael, who for six centuries houses that still dot the Irish countryside -- andlike the dictine, Franciscan, Dominican, Cistercian, and Trappist and women of prayer, like the founders of the great Bene- dan, St.Columbanus,andBrigid. And it requires men of Assisi, Dorothy Day --indeed ofSt.Patrick, St. Bren- in the mold of Teresa ofCalcutta, Oscar Romero, Francis give themselves radically to the Gospel.Itneedsfigures the Irishculture, ithastoproducemenandwomenwho if the Church wants to recover its standing as a shaper of mystics. Moralarguments canandshouldbemade, but -- andindeed for the next hundred years--are saints and can bebuilt. But whatIreland most needsatthismoment geously argued forlife. On that foundation, much of value even the loss oftheir professional positions, they coura- lose andthattheywouldbesubjecttoridicule and perhaps tive innovation. Knowing full well that they would likely took theextremely unpopular stance against this legisla sign ofhopeistheconsiderable number ofpeoplewho wind, youreapthewhirlwind. dramatic abuse ofunbornchildren. the When yousow Bishop Robert Barron, bishop of Los Angeles, is Finally, only prayer, witness, radical trust in divine Is there a wayforwardforIreland? I thinkasignificant - Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 21 - - Marie L. Powers Recipients, Cali Reinhart, Elizabeth Elkins, Samantha Arcana and OLA Bartels teacher, Marie The Marie L. Powers Scholarship was founded by her daughter, a teacher at a teacher founded by her daughter, The Marie L. Powers Scholarship was In addition, the President’s Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement rec- Achievement Academic Outstanding for Award President’s the addition, In of Outstanding Certificate the President’s received The following recipients positive a who demonstrate students recognizes Award Citizenship American The six qualities students who exemplify recognizes Award, Legion American The The following recipients received the President’s Certificate of Outstanding Certificate the President’s received The following recipients liberal arts and science, a GPA of 3.5 or higher, a 29 or higher on the ACT, and sig- ACT, a 29 or higher on the of 3.5 or higher, a GPA arts and science, liberal as Furman Recognized leadership. and service community in involvement nificant Gelpi, Marguerite Cottone, Cece White, Spencer Margaret Scholars were juniors: Zanca. Slade, and Georgia Taylor Kennady Hertz, ardent an and OLA at volunteer long-time Powers was a Marie Bartels. OLA, Marie scholarship is awarded to underclass- The education. supporter of all-girls Catholic pride in love and demonstrate attitude and positive man, who by their daily actions Arcana. Elkins and Samantha were: Cali Reinhart, Elizabeth The recipients OLA. towards their $600 scholarship a receive will students of these this award, each With at OLA education continued Academic Excellence, a pin, and a congratulatory letter from President Donald President from letter congratulatory a and pin, a Excellence, Academic Ashley Brown, Suzie Bean, Annie Betsy DeVos: of Education and Secretary Trump Klein, Natalie Kellum, Arryana Alyssa Fayard, Adison Capo, Burrell, Sydney Bulot, Taylor, St. Paul, Ella Nolan, Katie Pennell, Campbell Reagan Mortillaro, Colleen Wypyski. and Taylor Maddie Willis, Abby Whaley, commit improvement, growth, show outstanding educational ognizes students that achieved have students These subjects. academic in development intellectual or ment ITBS achieve on the performance and outstanding averages grade point exceptional to commitment unusual an demonstrated have students following The test. ment high scores, and achieved high standards, have by maintaining in academics learning develop- or intellectual commitment growth, improvement, shown outstanding have ment. Donald President from letter congratulatory a and pin, a Achievement, Academic Gelpi, Julia Chapman, Caleigh Betsy DeVos: of Education and Secretary Trump and Palazzo, Moore, Nina Rylie McCaffrey, Rylee Luffey, Ainsley Karno, Jame’ Saunders. Eugenie and exemplary in character, strength service, to community commitment attitude, Kirsten Alderman, Ashton were: nominees The of OLA. and outside inside conduct was Award American Citizenship The and Nina Palazzo. Devin Graham Arnsdorff, awarded to Nina Palazzo. scholarship and service. patriotism, leadership, honor, courage, define character: that Taylor, Ella Nolan, Colleen Luffey, Ainsley Suzanne Brown, were: nominees The American Legion award was presented by The Wypyski. Taylor and Whaley, Abby Whaley. Abby American Legion Post 139 to R. Bontemps, Jay Fountain of Clement exceptional scores in the 95th percentile or higher on one or more English Language scores in the 95th percentile exceptional of Basic Skills (or ITBS), the Tests the Iowa Arts or Math totals or composites on in the spring each year at OLA. test administered achievement nationally-normed Spotlight on Schools on Spotlight Furman Scholars Margaret White, Cece Cottone, White, Cece Margaret Furman Scholars Marguerite Gelpi, Kennady Hertz, Taylor Slade and Georgia Zanca and Dana Anna (Left) (right) Hebert Denette OLA Eighth Grade Class OLA Our Lady Academy recognized students who earned individual scholarships for scholarships individual who earned students recognized Academy Our Lady Art Scholarship. the newly founded Dana Hebert received Anna Denette Senior in that have a keen interest students The Furman Scholars scholarships recognize Our Lady Academy held a Promotion Ceremony for 46 eighth grade students in students grade for 46 eighth Ceremony Promotion a held Academy Our Lady Class of 2022) are: (OLA grade eighth Academy’s Our Lady of the members The pre- Marilyn Pigott and Leigh Chapman principal Following the presentation, their academic excellence and outstanding leadership at the school’s annual Award Award annual school’s the at leadership and outstanding excellence academic their on May 17. Ceremony a week art class once who has attended student at OLA is an honorary Dana Hebert Karen her mother, of art, and love dedication Because of her three years. past for the senior who has this same a graduating Hebert, wanted to honor her by recognizing of this award and $500 to go towards her Anna was the recipient and love. dedication the University of Anna will be attending in art and design. continued education study art to plans and Scholarship Opportunity Golden the with Mississippi Southern design. and graphic Our Lady of the Gulf Church on May 25. The ceremony celebrated the students’ students’ the celebrated ceremony The of the Gulf Church on May 25. Our Lady from junior high to high school. promotion Aennia Bridges, Suzanne Brown, Annie Bean, Arnsdorff, Alderman, Kirsten Ashton Adisson Chapman, Capo, Caleigh Ashley Bulot, Sydney Burrell, Casey Caliva, Adyson Geil, Julia Gelpi, Alyssa Fayard, Gracie Gebbia, Haley Cox, Karlie Dunn, Nadia Holman, Lauren Hazlette, Julia Anna Hazlette, Graham, Devin Gerald, Gacen Ainsley Ladner, Alexis Klein, Natalie Arryana Kellum, Karno, Jame’ Karamat, Nolan, Nina Moore, Reagan Mortillaro, Colleen Rylie McCaffrey, Rylee Luffey, Sarah Roth, Grace Rester, Palazzo, Katherine Pennell, Samantha Prendergast, Tran, Gracie Theobald, Aloysia Taylor, Ella Paul, St. Campbell Saunders, Eugenie and Taylor Willis, Madeline Whitney, Claire Whaley, Sarah Verdigets, Raegan Wypyski. to recognize This program was developed Awards. Education sented the President’s work and hard by their goals academic high achieved honor students who have and a grade of accumulating to learning. Students must meet the requirements dedication a which in activities in participating 4.0 scale, a on higher or 3.5 a of average point depth, and achieve or intellectual initiative, student demonstrates high motivation, Our Lady Academy, Bay St. Louis Academy, Lady Our 22 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 and missionsofNational Student Council and NASSP student’s demonstration of skillsandknowledge. knowledge intheareaofleadership. St. PatrickHighSchool,Biloxi Our Lady Academy, BaySt.Louis Our LadyofFatimaElementarySchool,Biloxi • Support the standards and goals of the National Council of Excellence Awards • Create anawardthat provides authentic assessment andrecognition based ona • Challenge studentstoworkforrecognition that is basedontheir abilities and Springer develop student leaders. (NASSP), the StudentLeaders Program servesto: (NASSP), the National Association of Secondary School Principals dent leaders acrossthe country. Sponsored by the NatStuCo and ognition, which is becoming a highly sought-after honor by stu- He isoneofnearly900studentsinthenationtoachievethisrec- recognition as a National Student Council Distinguished Leader. Council (NatStuCo)StudentLeadersProgram,earningnational School graduate, has successfully completed the National Student • Giveschoolsatool to enhanceandimprove their efforts to BILOXI --Richard Springer, a2018St.Patrick Catholic High principal Marilyn Pigott. recipient of theSchoenHeierBonuraScholarship,”said acter, service to others,andprideinOLA,made her theideal education at Our Lady Academy. “Sophie’s exemplary char means ofhelping a studentcontinue her pursuitofaCatholic band RossBonuraestablished thescholarshipfundasa Convocation held onMay17. Scholarship Foundation at OurLady Academy Awards tuition scholarship of $4,480 from the Schoen Heier Bonura Timmons, shownwithSchoenHeierBonura, received a Sophie expressed,“This scholarship award wasabig In 2007,OLA alumnae Schoen HeierBonuraandhus- Lady Our ninth gradestudentSophie Academy (OLA) Spotlight onSchools Mayor Gillich. Salutatorian and Linda Mustered, Cecilia Watson, Valedictorian, Biloxi, HeithShinn, Elementary School, Our LadyofFatima Our LadyofFatimaElementarySchool,Biloxi Mahoney’s Old French House. Hall, thestudentsandparents hadlunchatanother Biloxilandmark--Mary City teacher.touring Aftergrade Grammar, sixth Cindy said place,” takes all the activitiesofMayor andCityCouncil andnowtheyactuallyseewhere it of the City Council including the office of Mayor Gilich. “The students hear about Watson, Public Affairs Director, gave the students an inside look at the activities of Lady Our Fatima ElementarytouredMayormet with CityHalland FoFoGilich.Cecilia of class grade sixth the celebration, graduation their of part As - and make a realdifference in thelivesofothers.” human beings to make a lifetime commitment to ‘give back’ never be taken away…and that it is ourduty and privilege as Bonura’s belief isthat “Education is apersonalassetthat can Fund was established, over $30,000 has been awarded. honor rollstatusthroughoutheryearsatOLA. of the archery team, Yearbook Club and has maintained present thescholarshiptomedirectly.” Sophieisamember tion at OLA. It was an honor to meet her and to have her commitment to help students continue their Catholic educa- it. I want to thank Bonura for her generosity, support,andher surprise for me. I can’t express how happy I was to receive In the ten years since the Schoen Heier Bonura Scholarship our studentsare justamazing.” creativeof “The talents principal. Hahn, Cindy said performance,” outstanding all herand gave theaudiencean students backstage hands, and lighting. “Ms. Coale the production includingsetproduction, wereStudents involvedinallpartsof four performances of this production. the students practiced for months togive Coale, Jacqueline teacher music of for make all we love andacceptance.Under thedirection sacrifices the at look enchanting an is Andersen Christian by performed students Disney’s elementary OLF at the Lynn MeadowsDiscovery Center, In front ofastanding-room-only crowd The Little Mermaid Jr. The story Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 23 24 Gulf Pine Catholic • June 15, 2018 The bishopsprinklesthealtar withHoly Water. walls ofthechurch. Bishop Kihneman, assisted by Deacon Jim Gunkel, blesses the Sacred HeartChurchinD’Iberville Bishop Kihnemanblessesnewlyrenovated side. The organist/choir stand was also disassembled and reassembled on a much smaller The presider’s chair, which was previously located behind the altar, worship. was of moved focus offthe toChrist the make to sanctuary the in place central a to tabernacle the move to was objective main his newly said Pham their Dominic into Father Pastor filed church. renovated D’Iberville in Parish Heart Sacred of parishioners 1, June On nrw lxne was Alexander contractor for theproject. Andrew added. been also has Dolorosa Mater the of bust beautiful A to provide additional seating. scale and relocated in order Right, Mater Dolorosa Photos/Terry Dickson followed byaparishministryfair.was which occasion, special the for packed was church The right are Father PhamandDeaconBuddy VanCourt. altar.At the blesses Gunkel, Deacon by assisted bishop, The