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6&(16,21 2) 285 /25' 67 )5$1&,6 2) $66,6 ! September 15, 2019 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C) Office Hours (Ascension) EMAIL MonThurs 8a12p and 1p3:30p [email protected] Friday 8a1p Phone: 2254733176 REV. Matthew Dupre, pastor Fax: 2254733256 Mrs. Dana Schexnayder (Secretary) Anointing of Sick please call Mrs. Sherry Breaux (Bookkeeper) WEEKEND MASSES WEEKDAY MASSES 2255907930. WEBSITE Susan Jumonville (Coordinator of Saturday TuesdayRFriday, www.donaldsonvillecatholics.com Religious Education) Reconciliaon:3PM 7AM St. Francis Vigil Mass:4PM Ascension Sacraments Bapsm R Call parish office Sunday Masses: Marriage R Call at least six 8:00AM R Ascension (6) months in 10:30 AM R St. Francis advance to schedule. Care of sick R For emergencies please call 225 R590R7930. Funerals R Call the parish office R MASS INTENTIONS September 14, 2019 4:00 pm AOL Maria Taeok Sun, Joseph Kim, Ella Mae & Leo Poirrier, Joseph & Bena Matas- sa, Gary Hidalgo, Odette H. Kastner, Loretta & Vincent Sotile, Marianne Webre, AC & Evelyn Hymel, Mark Sotile, Mary Sotile, Emile Spano, Special Intentions, George Shaheen, Anabel Torres, Dolores & Rene Poirrier, Jr., Butch Ruggiero, Henry Landry, Sr., Lly., Leroy Lly., Kirt Canova, Dorothy Acosta, Lucy Belle & Mitch Sotile, Debbie Gomez, Johnny Bourgeois, Roland Ourso, Alvin & BB Richard,Cleo Milano, Raymond Louque, Sr., Lee Schexnayder, Mary M. Hrabocsak September 15, 2019 8:00 am AOL For all our parishioners 10:30 am SFA Norbert & Laura Schexnayder, Joseph & Helen Cavalier, Myrtle Guillot, John & Dot Richard, Aimee Ourso Webb, Gwen Boudreaux, Cory Oubre, Karl Kastner, Jr., Sherry L. Ourso, Lee Hahn, Lucy Belle & Mitch Sotile, Stella Levins, Raphael & Mary Juneau, Achille & Ella Denoux, Madora Legendre September 17, 2019 7:00 am SFA Danny Barry, Scott Barry September 18, 2019 7:00 am mass SFA September 19, 2019 7:00 am SFA Ruby & Howard Causin, Comeaux sisters, September 20, 2019 7:00 am SFA Aunt Louise, Uncle Billy September 10, 2019 Annointing of the sick 10:00 am SFA September 21, 2019 4:00 pm AOL Lois & Billy deBessonet, Maria Taeok Sun, Joseph Kim, Ella Mae & Leo Poirri- er, Joseph & Bena Matassa, Gary Hidalgo, Odette H. Kastner, Loretta & Vincent Sotile, Marianne Webre, Eddie Esneault, Jr., Paul & Heloise Grisaffe, Eddie & Lilly Esneault, Madora Legendre, Mark Sotile, Mary Sotile, George Shaheen, Anabel Torres, Butch Ruggiero, Lucy Belle & Mitch Sotile, Emile Spano, Special Intentions, Roland Ourso, George Arceneaux, Alvin & BB Richard, Joyce Leblanc, Shannon LeBlanc, Calvin Casteigne, Raymond Louque, Sr., Patricia Roddy September 22, 2019 8:00 am AOL For all our parishioners 10:30 am SFA John & Dot Richard, Aimee Ourso Webb, Gwen Boudreaux, Cory Oubre, Albin Zeringue, Robert Guillot, Ronald & Margaret Carbo, Sherry L. Ourso, Lee Hahn, Stella Levins, Raphael & Mary Juneau, Achille &Ella Denoux, Oleus Templet & Lly. September 24, 2019 7:00 am SFA Leo G. Poirrier, Maria Morris & Lly., Mark Sotile, Mary Sotile September 25, 2019 8:20 am AOL Arthur Scioneaux, Raymond LeBlanc, Cade Michael Brown, Mark Sotile, Mary Sotile, Ella Mae & Leo Poirrier, Larry Allen September 26, 2019 7:00 am SFA Danny Barry, Scott Barry September 27, 2019 7:00 am SFA Irene Kadairus Liturgical Minister Schedule for September 1422, 2019 September 14, Fran Aucoin L Lydia Christian B1 Janice Templet W Bella Troxclair 2019 4:00 pm AOL Dee Lemann C Sera Bessonet B2 Tammy Matirne B3 Judy Hidalgo W Ella Landry September 15, Brenda Boudreaux L Denise Sagona B1 Jimmy Abadie W Caroline/Grant 2019 8:00 am AOL Elaine Abadie C Dan Safford B2 Leroy Boudreaux B3 Helena Michel W Diez 10:30 am SFA Francis Moreau L Karen LeBlanc B1 children’s church Genie Landry W Will Bellina Chuck Montero C Marlene Maher B2 Dee Lemann Gus Landry W LeRai Thibodeaux September 21, Mary Turner L Lena Rome B1 Nathan Mitchell W Caroline/Grant 2019 4:00 pm AOL Sharon Mitchell C Judy Hidalgo B2 Janice Templet B3 Bucky Mistretta W Diez September 22, Lonnie Carter L Bonnie Arboneaux B1 Mary Bergeron W Bella Troxclair 2019 8:00 am AOL Marvin Gros C Patti Carter B2 Helena Michel B3 Hazel Poirier W El Templet 10:30 am SFA Kathy Acosta L Lori Templet B1 Belinda Oubre W Angela/Luis Karen LeBlanc C Richard Bouchereau B2 Francis Moreau W Rodriguez Children’s church Stephanie Bourg Consider Spending an "# $ %& '( )$'&**+# Hour With Jesus in the Ascension of Our Lord St. Francis of Assisi Adoration Chapel August 31Sept 1, 2019 Sept. 1, 2019 In the Adoration Chapel, Our Lord waits for us with affection, longing for us to Church Support $3,860.00 Church Support $1504.00 come to Him that we may deepen our per- Maintenance $2,179.00 Maintenance $ 451.00 sonal relationship with Him and express our appreciation for the gift of the Holy Eucharist. 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"O my Strength, it is to You to whom I turn, for You, O God are my Stronghold, "The God Who Shows Me Love." (Ps 59:1011) This sacra- Sr hvyyr vqr ury s h vhtr i ment is God's Divine embrace reaching out to us. Call Brenda yrqvssvpyvrp vr A psvqrvhy v to sign up for Adoration @ 2257170466 s hv hi ur pvt Sr hvyyr Xrrxrq s 8yr v 7h Str Tr rir %' php) 7vyy hq Hvvr 8 u h + ('$ !"!$(%" vv rivr) CryP Please pray for the sick of our parish: Carey Andermann, Hh vhtr t rhvy Loretta Aucoin,Will Ray Berot, Allen Bellina, C.J. Bellina, r vi pp 5thvyp Kelly Bellina, Ronnie Bergeron, Cynthia Blanchard, June Bou‐ chereau, Maryella Bradford, the family of Cade Michael Brown, Russell Bujol, Brent Burgess, Yvonne Caballero, Mar‐ Welcome to Online Giving Website for Ascension of Our tin Cancienne, Geraldine Capone, Margaret Carbo, Charles Lord and St. Francis of Assisi Churches Cassard, Frankie Casteigne, Joseph Cavalier, Ernest Claviere, Meggie Clifton, Alton Daigle, Beth Daigle, David Daigle, Sr.,Landon Daigle, Penny Dearman, Andy Diez, Chasely Go to www.donaldsonvillecatholics.com Diez, Edwin Dugas, Perry Duhe’,Bobby Esneault, Dalton 1. Click the link to either Online Giving for Ascension Church or Esneault, Sandy George, Norma Gene Genovese, Barbara Online Giving for St. Francis Church 2. Sign up for a New Account Ghiradi, Harvey Giroir, Debbie Gomez, Sonny Graugnard, 3. Set up My Payment Method Emmett Henry Greene, Lee Greiner, Jr., Marvin Gros, the fly 4. 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Edie Rodrigue, Lorraine & Phillip Rodrigue, Agnes Rome, Dennis Rome, Phil Rome, Ronnie Rome, Jr., Pookie Rome, 3" Marilyn Rousseau, Eula Ruggeiro , Annie LeBlanc Russo, Ma‐ # 3 ! % & ria Russo,Holy Delery St. Germain, Chris Sagona, Julie Sago‐ na, Brandy & Brenda Sanchez, Jackie Schexnayder, Connie ' 3" 3 3 Schudmak, Glenn Shaheen, Cliff Sherman, Earline Simo‐ neau, Sue Solar, Lucy Belle Sotile, Bonnie Templet, Brandt * 3 3 Theriot, Allie Zeringue, Sharon Zeringue. If you have family or friends who need prayer, please call Sandra Mistretta at 473V4341 or Becky Bellina at 473V6654 or 717V1734. Please also call P Q ! " # $$%&'()$$' * + , -$%... Sr. Loretta Gettemeier visited Ascension Church at the 8am Mass on September 8. She served in Donaldsonville for over twenty years and only recently retired. She now lives at the Daughters of Charity motherhouse in St. Louis, Missouri. Let’s continue to pray for the Daughters of Charity and give thanks for their many years of devoted service to Ascension Catholic School and to the City of Donaldsonville. St. Elizabeth Church Harvest Festival 2019 MASS WITH ANOINTING OF THE SICK Sunday, September SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 AT 10AM AT 22, 2019 The St. Elizabeth Harvest Fes- ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI tival brings together our com- On Saturday, September 21 the Sacrament of Anoint- munity as the area prepares for the harvesting season as well ing of the Sick will be offered during a special Mass as supporting our parish com- at 10:00am at St. Francis of Assisi Church celebrated munity’s needs. Mass at 10:00 by Fr. Matt Dupre. am at St. Elizabeth church, Live and Silent Auction, Children’s games, face painting. Gather the family together and join us on Who can receive Anointing of the Sick? the grounds of St. Elizabeth church. Baptized Catholics who may be in danger of death from illness or old age may receive this sacra- Observances for the week of September 15, 2019 ment.
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