Second Sunday of Lent February 28, 2021

Scripture Readings Genesis 22:1-18 During the Season of Lent, we will sing the follow- Romans 8:31-34 ing Mass propers at 9:30 , 11:00 & 7:30 Masses: Mark 9:1-10 PENITENTIAL ACT Ky-ri-e, e-le-i-son Music Chri-ste, e-le-i-son 9:30 am, 11:00 am, & 7:30 pm Ky-ri-e, e-le-i-son

Gathering #644 There Is a Wideness in HOLY, HOLY, HOLY ’s Mercy San-ctus, San-ctus, San-ctus Do-mi-nus De-us Sa-ba-oth. Ple-ni sunt cae-li et ter-ra glo-ri-a tu-a. Psalm Response “I will walk before the Lord in Ho-san-na in ex-cel-sis. the land of the living.” Be-ne-di-ctus qui ve-nit in no-mi-ne Do-mi-ni. Ho-san-na in ex-cel-sis.

Gifts Preparation #642 What Wondrous Love LAMB OF GOD Is This A-gnus De-i qui tol-lis pec-ca-ta mun-di: mi-se-re-re no-bis. Recessional #574 Crown Him with Many A-gnus De-i qui tol-lis pec-ca-ta mun-di: Crowns mi-se-re-re no-bis. A-gnus De-i qui tol-lis pec-ca-ta mun-di: do-na no-bis pa-cem. The texts of the Mass responses, as well as the Glo- . ria and Creed, can be found in the front cover of the Gather hymnal. Sunday evening Benediction hymns can be found in the Gather hymnal: #139, #137, and #615. n PARISH NEW ORLEANS, LA

Immaculate Conception Jesuit Church WEEKLY REFLECTION 130 Baronne Street Genesis 22:1-2, 9-13, 15-18 New Orleans, LA 70112 This year many of the Old Testament readings at (504) 529-1477 / fax: (504) 524-0155 Mass on the Sundays of Lent concern God’s covenants www.jesuitchurch.net with his people. In his covenant with Abraham, God STAFF promised that he would become the father of a great Rev. Anthony McGinn, S.J., Pastor (ext. 243) nation. “Between you and me I will establish my cove- ([email protected]) nant, and I will multiply you exceedingly.” (Genesis 17:2) Judy Burke, Business Manager (ext. 223) ([email protected]) New Testament writers looked to Abraham when Mary Moises, Parish Secretary they wanted to give an example of deep trust in God. ([email protected]) “By Abraham obeyed when he was called to go out Julie Vanderbrook, Wedding Coordinator to a place that he was to receive as an inheritance; he Paul Wattigny, Organist & Choirmaster went out, not knowing where he was to go.” (Hebrews Eric McCrary and Lisa LaFleur, Cantors 11:8) St. Paul wrote, “He did not doubt God’s promise in Veronica Davis, Catechetical Leader & General Assistant unbelief; rather, he was empowered by faith and gave glory to God and was fully convinced that what he had INFORMATION CONTACTS promised he was also able to do.” (Romans 4:20-21) Religious Ed, Baptisms & Funerals: 529-1477 x 224 Weddings (Julie Vanderbrook): 504-442-2622 Abraham trusted in God’s promise when left his Parish Pastoral Council homeland to travel to new land. He believed God when (Mary Kay Zahn) [email protected] he promised that he would father a son and become the Parish Respect Life Committee father of a great multitude even though he and his wife (George Wilson): [email protected] were very old. Christians refer to Abraham as “our fa- Parish Synod Coordinator ther in faith.” (Cathy Espenan): [email protected] The great test of Abraham’s faith came when we MASSES was asked to sacrifice his son, Isaac, the one through Monday-Friday: 7:30 am, Noon whom the promise of many descendants would be ful- Saturday: 8 am, 4 pm (Sunday Vigil) filled. The Letter to the Hebrews recalled that God prom- Sunday: 8 am, 9:30 am, 11 am, 7:30 pm ised, “Through Isaac descendants shall bear your name.” Hebrews explained that Abraham “reasoned that God CONFESSIONS was able to raise even from the dead.” (Hebrews 11:18- Monday-Friday: 11-11:50 am 19) Abraham’s trust that God would be faithful to his Saturday: 3:15-3:50 pm promises enabled him undergo the difficult test. He be- Sunday: 7-7:25 pm lieved that God would in some way restore Isaac so that the promises would be fulfilled. DEVOTIONS Tuesday: at Masses Perpetual Help Novena Let us remember in our trails that God is always Friday: at Masses Sacred Heart Novena faithful to his promises. In the New Covenant, estab- 12:30 pm Benediction lished through the death and resurrection of Jesus, God’s 12:40 pm Stations of the Cross & Rosary great promise is eternal life given to those who believe in First Friday: 8-11:45 am Adoration & Benediction Jesus. (John 11:25-26) The challenges of our lives may at Masses Sacred Heart Novena lead to feel disappointed and discouraged. Let us take 12:30 pm Stations of the Cross & heart as we follow the example of our father in faith and Rosary trust in God’s fidelity to his promises. Sunday: 9 am Rosary 7 pm Adoration, Rosary, & Benediction Anthony McGinn, S.J. CHURCH TOURS 3:15 pm Saturdays

SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT FEBRUARY 28, 2021

WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO Rooted in our identity as Catholic and Jesuit, and driven by the spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loy- ola, Immaculate Conception Parish gives glory to God by creating a faith community where all are welcomed to experience God’s love in Word and and Community, and where all are challenged to embrace the mission of fulfilling God’s desires for us and our world by grow- ing in love and by becoming Christ to others through lives of prayer, witness, and service.

VISITING? / WECOME! PARISH BULLETIN AVAILABLE ON LINE

Every Wednesday the parish bulletin for the upcoming

No matter where you are from, what you Sunday is posted on the church’s website, do, your current family or marital situation … www.jesuitchurch.net. Likewise one may find a link to No matter your personal history, age, background, the bulletin on the Facebook page, Immaculate Concep- tion Jesuit Church. race or political affiliation … No matter your or self-perceived relation- ship with God or the Church ... DAILY MASS LIVESTREAMED we are very happy you are with us. Learn more The parish will continue to livestream the first Mass of the day (7:30 a.m. on Monday to Friday and 8:00 a.m. on about our parish by visiting our website, and if you Saturday and Sunday). One may find the livestream on would like to learn more about the art and archi- YouTube at Immaculate Conception Jesuit Church. Simi- tecture of our building, we invite you to consult larly one can find the livestream on our Facebook page, the brochure found at the back of the church. Immaculate Conception Jesuit Church.

MASS CELEBRANTS BECOME A PART OF THE FAMILY To become a member of the parish, please complete the Saturday, February 27 registration form found on the parish website 4:00 p.m. Fr. McGinn, S.J. (www.jesuitchurch.net) by selecting tabs entitled “I’m New” and “I’m New to the Parish.” Sunday, February 28 8:00 a.m. Fr. McGinn, S.J. CHURCH TOURS 9:30 a.m. Fr. McGinn, S.J. DURING PANDEMIC RESTRICTIONS 11:00 a.m. Fr. McGinn, S.J. A 30-minute docent-led tour of our church routinely 7:30 p.m. Fr. Stephen Kramer, S.J. takes place each Saturday at 3:15 p.m. With advance notice to the parish rectory, group tours can be ar- ranged at other times as well. Saturday, March 6 If you want to participate in a tour on a Saturday after- 4:00 p.m. Fr. McGinn, S.J. noon, please call the rectory and leave a message. 504-529-1477.

Sunday, March 7 LITURGICAL MINISTRY 8:00 a.m. Fr. McGinn, S.J. 9:30 a.m. Fr. McGinn, S.J. If you would like to serve our parish as a lector, minister 11:00 a.m. Fr. McGinn, S.J. of Holy Communion, hospitality minister, usher or altar 7:30 p.m. Fr. Sean Salai, S.J. server, please contact one of the priests.

You might like to follow Immaculate Con- ception Parish on Facebook by logging onto www.facebook.com and then enter- PRAY FOR PEACE ing Immaculate Conception Jesuit Church and “Like” us. n

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH NEW ORLEANS, LA

EXCERPTS FROM POPE FRANCIS’S LENTEN MESSAGE

Dear Brothers and Sisters, spread forgiveness to others. Having received forgiveness our- Jesus revealed to his disciples the deepest meaning selves, we can offer it through our willingness to enter into of his mission when he told them of his passion, death and attentive dialogue with others and to give comfort to those resurrection, in fulfilment of the Father’s will. He then called experiencing sorrow and pain. God’s forgiveness, offered also the disciples to share in this mission for the salvation of the world. through our words and actions, enables us to experience an In our Lenten journey towards Easter, let us remem- Easter of fraternity. In Lent, may we be increasingly con- ber the One who “humbled himself and became obedient cerned with speaking words of comfort, strength, consolation unto death, even death on a cross” (Philippians 2:8). During and encouragement, and not words that demean, sadden, this season of conversion, let us renew our faith, draw from anger or show scorn. Through recollection and silent pray- the “living water” of hope, and receive with open hearts er, hope is given to us as inspiration and interior light, illumi- the love of God, who makes us brothers and sisters in Christ. nating the challenges and choices we face in our mission. At the Easter vigil, we will renew our baptismal promises and experience rebirth as new men and women by the working of Hence the need to pray (Matthew 6:6) and, in secret, to en- the Holy Spirit. This Lenten journey, like the entire pilgrimage counter the Father of tender love. To experience Lent in of the Christian life, is even now illumined by the light of the hope entails growing in the realization that, in Jesus Christ, we resurrection, which inspires the thoughts, attitudes and deci- are witnesses of new times, in which God is “making all things sions of the followers of Christ. new” (Revelation 21:1-6). It means receiving the hope of Fasting, prayer and almsgiving, as preached by Jesus Christ, who gave his life on the cross and was raised by God on (Matthew 6:1-18), enable and express our conversion. The the third day, and always being “prepared to make a defense path of poverty and self-denial (fasting), concern and loving care for the poor (almsgiving), and childlike dialogue with the to anyone who calls [us] to account for the hope that is in Father (prayer) make it possible for us to live lives of sincere [us]” (1 Peter 3:15). faith, living hope and effective charity. 3. Love, following in the footsteps of Christ, in con- cern and compassion for all, is the highest expression of our Faith calls us to accept the truth and testify to it before faith and hope. God and all our brothers and sisters Love rejoices in seeing others grow. Hence it suffers In this Lenten season, accepting and living the truth when others are anguished, lonely, sick, homeless, despised or revealed in Christ means, first of all, opening our hearts to in need. Love is a leap of the heart; it brings us out of our- God’s word, which the Church passes on from generation to selves and creates bonds of sharing and communion. Love is a generation. Fasting, experienced as a form of self-denial, gift that gives meaning to our lives. It enables us to view those helps those who undertake it in simplicity of heart to redis- in need as members of our own family, as friends, brothers or cover God’s gift and to recognize that, created in his image sisters. To experience Lent with love means caring for those and likeness, we find our fulfilment in him. Lent is a time for who suffer or feel abandoned and fearful because of the Covid believing, for welcoming God into our lives and allowing him -19 pandemic. In these days of deep uncertainty about the to “make his dwelling” among us (John 14:23). Fasting in- future, let us keep in mind the Lord’s word to his Servant, volves being freed from all that weighs us down – like con- “Fear not, for I have redeemed you” (Is 43:1). In our charity, sumerism or an excess of information, whether true or false may we speak words of reassurance and help others to realize – in order to open the doors of our hearts to the One who that God loves them as sons and daughters. comes to us, poor in all things, yet “full of grace and Dear brothers and sisters, every moment of our lives truth” (John 1:14): the Son of God our Savior. is a time for believing, hoping and loving. The call to experi- ence Lent as a journey of conversion, prayer and sharing of our Hope as “living water” enabling us to continue our goods, helps us – as communities and as individuals – to revive journey. the faith that comes from the living Christ, the hope inspired In these times of trouble, when everything seems fragile and by the breath of the Holy Spirit and the love flowing from the uncertain, it may appear challenging to speak of hope. Yet merciful heart of the Father. Lent is precisely the season of hope, when we turn back to May Mary, Mother of the Savior, ever faithful at the foot of the cross and in the heart of the Church, sustain us God who patiently continues to care for his creation which with her loving presence. May the blessing of the risen Lord we have often mistreated. Saint Paul urges us to place our accompany all of us on our journey towards the light of Easter. hope in reconciliation: “Be reconciled to God” (2 Corinthi- Rome, Saint John Lateran, 11 November 2020, the ans 5:20). By receiving forgiveness in the sacrament that lies Memorial of Saint Martin of Tours at the heart of our process of conversion, we in turn can Francis

n

SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT FEBRUARY 28, 2021

PARISH NEWS

BAPTISMS & BAPTISM PREPARATION UPCOMING PARISH EVENTS Baptisms usually occur after the 11:00 a.m. Mass on Sun- days. We are happy to consider other days of the week Saturday & Sunday, February 27 & 28 and times if the church is available and a parish priest Collection for Archdiocesan Catholic Charities can be available. We hold a monthly baptism preparation class for parents and godparents on the second Thursday Thursday, March 4 to Friday, March 12 of each month. The next one will take place Thursday, Novena of Grace March 11 at 5 p.m. in the parish rectory. Registration is required. To do so, please contact the parish office at Thursday, March 11, 5:00 p.m. ext. 243 and leave a message. Please consult the parish Baptism Preparation Class website, https://jesuitchurch.net/how/have-a-child-baptized Saturday, March 14, 9:15 a.m. Respect Life prayer at Clinic 4636 S. Claiborne FIRST COMMUNION AT IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH Saturday & Sunday, March 13 & 14 Children in the second grade who have been prepared in Collection for Catholic Relief Services their Catholic elementary school or in their parish schools of religion may receive their first communion at Immacu- Sunday, March 14 late Conception Church at the 11:00 a.m. Mass on Satur- Daylight Savings Begins day, May 1. One may register on the church’s website https://jesuitchurch.net/have-a-child-receive-first- Sunday, March 14 Year of the Eucharist communion. The Penitential Act and the Gloria First confessions will take place on the preceding Satur- day, April 24. Friday, March 19 St. Joseph Day CONFESSIONS IN EVERY PARISH Confessions will be available in all parishes of the Archdio- Saturday, March 20, 9:15 a.m. cese of new Orleans from 5:00 p.m.—6:30 p.m. on the Respect Life prayer at Clinic 4636 S. Claiborne following Wednesdays during Lent: March 10, 2021, March 17, 2021 and March 24, 2021. Saturday & Sunday, March 20 & 21 Collection for Archdiocesan Seminary Education SECOND COLLECTION FOR Sunday, March 28 CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE Palm Sunday ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANS The second collection at all Masses this weekend will be Thursday, April 1, 7:00 p.m. Holy Thursday taken up for Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orle- Mass of the Lord’s Supper ans. This year, the CCANO second collection will also ac- cept online donations due to the coronavirus since some Friday, April 2 Good Friday families may not be able to attend Mass in-person but still Confessions 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. want to support the good works of the many diverse pro- Stations of the Cross 12:00 noon grams of Catholic Charities. Your support of this second Celebration of the Lord’s Passion 3:00 p.m. collection provides crucial funds that enable Catholic Charities to bring hope and support to those in need in Saturday, April 3, Holy Saturday our archdiocese. Donations through this second collection Easter Vigil 8:00 p.m. enable Catholic Charities to help over 54,000 individuals CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS and families each year. Please join in this mission of ser- Sunday,Volunteers April are4 Easter needed Sunday to help with the Christmas vice to the poor and vulnerable by supporting Catholic decorationsMasses at thefor theusual church. times Decorating will begin at Charities with an open and generous heart. 12:308:00 p.m. a.m., on 9:30 Thursday, a.m., 11:00 December a.m., and 17. 7:30 p.m. n

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH NEW ORLEANS, LA

A PRAYER LIST EACH MASS IS OFFERED FOR THE INTENTIONS Your prayers are asked for the following OF ALL PRESENT & FOR THE FOLLOWING: individuals who are facing illness or other life challenges.

Gloria Anne Caldarera Vivian Perkins & Family Saturday, February 27 Rena Cantrell Joyce Randolph Ed Webb 8:00 am Kelly Canone Constanza † Dr. Michael Connelly Margeaux Randolph Carol Werling 4:00 pm Carl Orgeron † Sharon Denson Jamal Randolph Patricia Wilson Christopher Vanderbrook † Rosalyn DiBartolo Bruce Woodall Gerard Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Jarrod Jemison Pam Engles Jaia Randolph Billy Zahn Paul Planchet † Zachary Fowlkes Jennie Rinehart Beverly George Shirley Schnyder Names appear for three Stan Heckathorn Armand Serignan months unless otherwise Sunday, February 28 Sandra LaCour requested. To request 8:00 am Kirby Jupiter, Sr. † Sheldon Strasner that a name be included, Josephine Lauriello Ken Tedesco please phone 9:30 am Intention of Celebrating Priest † McKord, Sumrall, Todd Rosalyn Vance 529-1477. 11:00 am Mass for the People & Pinner Families Tevest Vance 7:30 pm O.J. LaCour, Sr. † Alfreida Ordorne Imelda Ward David Gaines Matthew Palmer Trent Washington Special Intention

A Mary and J.F. Thompson † IN MEMORY May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Monday, March 1 7:30 am Rev. Paul W. Schott † Edward Anderson † Patricia McCown † Noon Esther Pedesco † James M. Baldwin † Elizabeth Nairne McDermott † Victoria Eugenia Banos † Wanda McGinn † Tuesday, March 2 Karen Buford † Pam Meldrum † 7:30 am Paul Gauthreaux † James D. Carriere † Ann Meric † Noon David Gaines Miriam Coubarous † Vincent Messina † Jeff Curnow † Nageswary Mirtipati † Wednesday, March 3 Michael Moran † Charles Cusimano † 7:30 am The Alonso Family Anna Daigle † Joseph Patrick Noto † Noon David Gaines Kristien Davis † LaVerne Moonier Nuttli † Marie DiRosa † Joyce Parker † Karen Dietz † Mary Louise Shelton Parthum † Thursday, March 4 Maxine Amelia Ditto † Phyllis Retif † 7:30 am Helen Trigo† John F. Dougherty † Connie Richardson † Noon Rev. Paul W. Schott, S.J. † Lorraine Eschmann † Dorothy Romig † Sue Finegan † Fr. Paul Schott, S.J. † Friday, March 5 Rosealie Foster † Gene Leslie Scott † 7:30 am Gloria Lowe † Paul Gauthreaux † Firmin Simms † Noon Deborah Searcy † Lois F. Gandolfi † Robert Daniel Sloan † Walter Glapion † Dr. Robert Songy † Saturday, March 6 Rita Hebert † Rex Stem † 8:00 am Mrs. Joan Browning Hon. Henry Sullivan † Sharon Hewlett † 4:00 pm Carl Orgeron † Bill Horrobin † Lionel Thomas † Christopher Vanderbrook † John Victor Hughes † Richard Vanderbrook, Sr. † Albert E. Joseph, Jr. † Barbara York † Dr. James Browning, Sr. Fr. Rodney Kissinger, S.J. † Michael Anthony Zulia † Mary and J.F. Thompson † Owen J. LaCour, Sr. † Keith Landry † The names of recently deceased WEDDING BANNS Clyde LeBlanc, Sr. † appear on the list for twelve Please keep in your prayers those who in the coming weeks will be united Richard LeBlanc † months. Please phone in the Sacrament of Matrimony at Immaculate Conception Church. Shirley Levy † 529-1477 to request March 6, 2021 Lloyd Lind † that a name be included. Alexis Gomez & Taylor Baumann

Anne-Marie Murat & Philip J. LaBorde

HOLY FATHER’S FEBRUARY March 12, 2021 PRAYER INTENTION Lilian Elena Massihi & Danon Garrido March 13, 2021 Violence against Women: We pray for women who are Madison Caroline Klimczak & Benjamin Forbes Dumas victims of violence, that they may be protected by socie- Lindsey Marie Gosin & Javier R. Seymore ty and have their sufferings considered and heeded. Alyssa Cherie Rosen & James Bryson Rogers

SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT FEBRUARY 28, 2021

PARKING at 220 O’Keefe COLLECTIONS (February 15-21, 2021) Sunday: $9,203.00 For registered Immaculate Conception parishion- Weekday: $1,138.00 ers, parking at a reduced fee of $2.00 for a 3-hour period is available in the SP PLUS PARKING GAR- AGE at 220 O’Keefe, next to the Quality Inn, near the corner of O’Keefe and Common. The garage is open to parishioners for regularly-scheduled parish Masses on the weekend. THANK YOU TO OUR PARISHIONERS FOR THEIR CONTINUED GENEROUS SUPPORT OF OUR To get the reduced rate, for each visit you must PARISH DURING THE PUBLIC HEALTH use a magnetic voucher card available for pur- EMERGENCY. chase in the parish office, or you may order vouch- ers by completing the form available on the back counter of the church.

ONLINE PARISHIONER REGISTRATION & GIVING To take advantage of the reduced rate, enter the We invite you to register as a member of our parish family. To garage from O’Keefe, and take a ticket from the do so, log on to www.jesuitchurch.net and click the “I’m New” auto attendant. KEEP YOUR TICKET. When you exit and “To the Parish” tabs, or contact the parish office. Also, the garage, you will need to insert both that ticket follow Immaculate Conception Parish on Facebook by logging and the voucher.

onto www.facebook.com and entering Immaculate Conception Difficulties? The SP Plus Parking emergency num- Jesuit Church and “Like” us. In reflecting upon your support of ber is 504-293-4500. Questions? Please contact the parish, please consider online giving, a quick and easy way Judy Burke at 529-1477, ext. 223. to do your part to foster the life and ministry of our parish.

ADRIAN A. COLON, JR. 8115 S. Claiborne Ave. BALLAY, BRAUD & COLON ALAL BOURGEOISBOURGEOIS Uptown 135 Robert E Lee Blvd. • Medical Malpractice PLUMBING & REPAIRS Lakeview • Nursing Home Negligence • Personal Injury Let Our Jobs Do The Talking 5016 W Esplanade Ave. • Wills/Estate Planning • Litigation Day 486-5731 Night 835-9007 Metairie • Corporations/ LLCs • Real Estate 24 Hr. Emergency Service www.robertfreshmarket.com 504-394-9841 THE WATCH & CLOCK SHOP Since 1958 Crane Rehab Center, llc. Sales, Repair & Restoration Adult Physical Therapy New, Vintage and Antique Pediatric Physical, Occupational, Speech & ABA Therapy Watches & Clocks Master Watch & Clock Makers on Site CBD (504) 293-2454 Uptown (504) 828-7696 Pediatrics (504) 866-6990 824 Gravier St. • 504-525-3961 www.cranerehab.com

Anna Pepper-Tompson REALTOR® 455-0100 Cell (504) 782-0000 books toys gifts apparel [email protected] 333 Chartres St. • 504.566.1340 • 526 Royal St. • 504.533.9853 www.annapepperhomes.com New Orleans, LA 70130 3197 Richland Ave • Metairie, LA Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated [email protected] • facebook.com/nolakids Mark’s Mid-City Service Station 4440 S. Carrollton Ave. • 488-0618 3-M-5-3 For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 14-0298 B o u d r e a u x ’ s A u t o m o t i v e C a r e 1617 Gentilly Blvd. • New Orleans (504) 822-1301 House Raising Diamonds • Watches Shoring Platinum • Modern The Original Leveling Antique & Estate Kevin Guidry 488-2671 Watch Batteries Checking ▪ Savings ▪ Home Loans 1036 Canal St. Produce Market 504-362-7544 ▪ 888-362-7544 Call us for a free estimate Kevin Guidry Eastbank • Westbank • Northshore 568-1168 www.fifthdistrict.com www.abrybrothers.com & Johnny Guidry Member FDIC FISCHERSJEWELRYNOLA.COM OWNERS (337) 269-4726 (337) 269-8905 Fax 3619 Moss St. From Friends of Fr. Tony McGinn Lafayette, LA 70507 Let us Care for Your Smile! 525 Metairie Rd • Metairie, LA FrostFamilyDental.com Michael Toso LA State Certified Residential Real Estate Appraiser #0722 (504) 636-7497 Contact Kim Broyard to place an ad today! [email protected] [email protected] or (800) 477-4574 x6322 Approved for FHA appraisals Cathy Espenan REALTOR® Cell: 504-344-2116 Stuart Hall School Office: 504-799-1702 for Boys Where Good Boys Become Great Men Preferred, REALTORS® 4018 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70115 PK3-7th Grades • Private Tours Available [email protected] 2032 S. Carrollton, NOLA, 70118 A member of the franchise system of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Each office is independently owned and operated. Licensed by the Louisiana Real Estate Commission. 504.861.5384 • stuarthall.org Paul Carriere New Orleans Business Lawyer THIS SPACE IS Partnership Disputes Contract Disputes Insurance Claims (504) 383-8978

3827 Canal St New Orleans, LA

504-482-2111 (Serving All Cemeteries)

Office: 504-828-3052 2121 Airline Dr., Suite 580 www.DCAnola.com Metairie, LA 70001 Securities offered through LPL Financial. Member FINRA/SIPC. 3-M-5-3 For ad info. call 1-800-477-4574 • www.4lpi.com 14-0298