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20180527B.Pdf Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary St. Frances Cabrini Church Parish WELCOME May 27, 2018 https://www.familymissionscompany.com/project/olivia-briolo/ Website: www.holyrosarycabrini.org Olivia is a native of south Louisiana. Growing up she was number six of nine children. Olivia always had a strong desire to help people, which lead to her pursuing a degree in Nursing. She felt the Lord calling her to serve Him more deeply, so she took a break from school to discern religious life. The Lord soon revealed His will for her to serve the poor through foreign missions. SACRAMENTS BAPTISM Contact the office. Baptismal classes are on the 1st Wednesdays of the month. RECONCILIATION Confessions are heard from 3:00–3:45 p.m. on Family Missions Company sends out lay Saturdays at Holy Rosary Church and 30 minutes Catholic families and singles to proclaim before every Mass and 4:00pm- 4:45 pm Jesus Christ and His Gospel to the poor! Since MARRIAGE our ministry’s founding as a 501c3 Engaged couples are to contact the office to sched- Non-Profit in 1997, we have trained and sent ule an appointment with a priest or deacon at least 6 months prior to the desired wedding date. out hundreds of families and singles to serve as evangelists and servants to the poor around ANOINTING OF THE SICK the world. We feel blessed as we watch our Call the office to make arrangements with a priest. missionary family continue to grow, HOMEBOUND MINISTRY however billions of people are still waiting to If you are elderly or sick and are homebound for a hear the Good News. considerable amount of time, please call the office 2nd Collection this week to arrange to receive the Eucharist at home. The office will be closed on Monday, May 28, 2018—Mass for this day will be held at 8:00 am at Holy Rosary– There will be NO 12:05 pm Mass this day. Parish Information Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday Vigil ~ 4:00 p.m. PARISH STAFF (Holy Rosary) st Rev. Mark Miley ………………………Pastor 1 Saturday ~ 8:00 a.m. (Holy Rosary) Rev. Nicholas DuPre’…..……Associate Pastor Sunday ~ 7:00 a.m. (Holy Rosary) Deacon David Vaughn…….………….Deacon Our Lady of the Most 8:30 a.m. Holy Rosary (St. Frances Cabrini) Mrs. Jerry Abshire…………..……....Religious Roman Catholic 10:00 a.m. Education, Safe Environment Church (Holy Rosary) 602 N. Church Ave 5:00 p.m. Mrs. Darlene Johnson…….…..….Bookkeeper, (Holy Rosary) Cemetery Manager Kaplan, LA 70548 Mrs. Angie Saltzman……..………Receptionist, Weekday Mass Schedule Bulletin Editor Monday ~ 12:05 p.m. (Holy Rosary) Mrs. Ashley Choate……………..Youth Director Tuesday ~ 5:30 p.m. (St. Frances Cabrini) Office Wednesday ~ 6:30 a.m. 603 N. Hebert Ave. Kaplan, La 70548 (Holy Rosary) Monday–Thursday: 9 a.m.–Noon & 1–3 p.m. Thursday ~ 8:15 am Closed Fridays (Holy Rosary– Maltrait School Mass) Phone: 337-643-6472 Saint Frances Xavier 5:30 p.m. Email: [email protected] Cabrini (St. Frances Cabrini) Roman Catholic Friday ~ 6:30 a.m. Mission (Holy Rosary) 901 N. Frederick Kaplan LA 70548 Centennial News - Sunday, May 27, 2018 St. Martin de Tours Dedicated - On June 2, 1844, the current struc- ture of St. Martin de Tours church was dedicated by Archbishop Blanc. Fundraising to build a new church began as early as 1820 and construction began in 1836. The parish of St. Marin de Tours is the Mother Church of the Acadians, as it was the first parish established in Southwest Louisiana after the arrival of the Acadians in 1765. While the historic church has undergone many renovations through the years, it continues to stand as a testimony to the faith of the Aca- Maltrait Memorial dian settlers and of their descendants today. Catholic School Centennial Items – a limited amount of Centennial Memorabilia has 612 N. Hebert Ave been designed and created for this Centennial Year and can be pur- Kaplan, La 70548 chased at Crossroads Bookstore and Acadian Religious Store (both in Phone: 337-643-7765 Lafayette), Diocese of Lafayette Central Office (1408 Carmel Ave), St. Website: Martin de Tours Church (St. Martinville) and Queen of Angels Church www.vrml.k12.la.us/mmcs (Opelousas). Items can also be views on the Diocesan Centennial Principal Webpage. Mrs. Renee Meaux Please Pray for our Diocese – throughout this Centennial Year in your personal private prayers using the Centennial Prayer which can be found on the Diocesan Centennial Webpage in various languages. Our Diocese has endured much because of the power of prayer and it is that prayer from all that will continue to sustain and strengthen us into the acceptance and completion of God’s Will for us. 2 Meetings ~ Organizations Catholic Daughters -Under the patronage of the Blessed Mother, the Catholic Daughters of the Americas are united by their faith in Jesus Christ, in their devotion to the church and the Holy See. Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at Cabrini Hall at 6:15 pm. September thru June. Dues are still being collected, and can be mailed to Eula Schexnider 2185 Dubose Road, Rayne, La 70578 Knights of Columbus-Meets on the 3rd Monday of each month from 6-7:30 pm in the Knights of Columbus Hall-Members and Ladies Auxiliary. Ladies Altar Society-Meets 2nd Tuesday of every other month, Sept thru June. Dues are now due $10, send to Eva Simon 113 Pelican St., Kaplan , La. 643-2835. Integrity of Heart–Men struggling with sexual compulsivity and/or addiction to pornography support group. Confidential weekly meetings call 1-337-404-6113 for more information. Healing Hearts-A support group for women whose relationships have been affected by pornography use or sexual addiction of a loved one Confidential call 337-404-6113 Rosary Group– Meets every Wednesday at 1pm at Holy Rosary Church. Morning prayers– Read as a group every Wednesday after morning Mass. Circle of Friends– Single adults(35+) in Acadiana can find a venue of fellowship activities and speakers. Call 261-5653, or visit catholicfellowshipnetwork.webs.com Please come join us all Cursieastas-Abbeville Erath Ultreya every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:00 pm at the St. Theresa Library on Charity St. behind St. Theresa Church in Abbeville. De Colores. For more Info Call 652-7848 RCIA– If you or someone you know are interested in entering the Church or completing their Sacraments. Registration can be found the website. Pro-Life– C: Angie Saltzman 337-643-6472 Mon-Thur. Next pro-Life Meeting May 17th at 6 pm in the office meeting room. Men’s Group—6am-7:30 am Every Thursday at Cabrini hall. For more information please call the office at 643-6472 Come Lord Jesus- Bible study….and So Much More! Leader: Charlotte Bourque - Tuesday mornings @ 10:00am If you are interested in participating in this program, and were unable to attend the intro. meeting or have not been placed call Marianne Hebert at 337-233-6277 Devotion to Maria Rosa Mystica and Our Lord Prayer Group– Meets every Thursday at 1:00 pm, 11323 La Hwy 35, Kaplan. Contact Mrs. Hardy 643-8218 . The Church will be locked every Be part of a GREAT JOURNEY! weekday at 3:00 pm. For any question please contact the office. To find out more about Family Mission and Olivia’s Journey and Fatima Statue Schedule also donate to Family Mission in Olivia Briolo’s name go to Darlene Faulk May 27– June 4 familymissioncompany.com Janelle Manceaux June 5– June 13 Contact Lisa Touchet at 643-1326 Be part of a GREAT JOURNEY! to schedule Fatima Statue To find out more about Family Mission and Noah’s Journey and also donate to Family Mission in Noah Cantrell’s name go to The Sanctuary Lamps will burn this week for: familymissioncompany.com Holy Rosary: Lillian & Roy Melancon and Joseph Smith Jr St. Frances Cabrini: Poor souls in Purgatory Our prayers and sympathy The Adoration Chapel Candles will burn this week for: go out to the family of: Blessed Sacrament: Those new to the Catholic Faith Ravis “Ray” Frederick Blessed Mother: All those struggling in their Faith St. Joseph: Missionaries as they strive to bring Christ to the world. Parish Organizations: Knights of Peter Claver Knights of Columbus Choir Leaders Grand Knight – Cliff Francis Grand Knight—J.C. Aube Lenwood Meaux – Holy Rosary Delores Broussard – St. Cabrini Ladies Altar Society Catholic Daughter of the Americas Belinda Hargrave – Metanoia Chairperson – Eva Simon Regent – Gayle Guttry K/C Ladies Auxiliary Parish Advisory Council Trustees Chairperson – Theresa Menard Gabe Marceaux and Mandy Romero 3 Mass Times / Mass Intentions / Readings Saturday– May 26 Readings: Jas 5:13-20/Ps 141:1-2, 3 and 8 [2a]/Mk 10:13-16 St. Philip Neri, Priest 4:00 PM (Holy Rosary) Wilbert Bourque, M/M Calise Bell, Wilson Broussard, Dorothy Trahan, Felicia Gaspard, Donald Greene, Willis Meaux, M/M Warren Greene, Lillian & Roy Melancon, Joseph Smith Jr., M/M Sidney Manceaux, Maureen, Tommy, Bobby, Pete Johnson, M/M Julise Trahan, Mary Trahan, A.C.L., Chad Hargrave, Eugene Vincent, Patricia Herpin, Douglas Bourque, Barbara Vincent, Frances Meaux, Robert Allen Broussard, David, Roger and Mary Boucher, M/M Horace Lormand, M/M Roy Couvillon (Living: Mary Meaux *BD*) Sunday– May 27 Readings: Dt 4:32-34, 39-40/Ps 33:4-5, 6, 9, 18-19, 20, 22 [12b]/Rom 8:14-17/Mt 28:16-20 7:00 am (Holy Rosary) Elmond Haskel Husband, Pearl Simon, Bonnie Broussard 8:30 am (St. Frances Cabrini) Annabelle Clement, Robert Clement, Junior Stroud, Douglas A Bourque 10:00 am (Holy Rosary) For Parishioners 5:00 pm (Holy Rosary) Luddy Herpin, Velta Marie Vincent, Father Pete Nguyen Van Ninh Monday– May 28 Readings: 1 Pt 1:3-9/Ps 111:1-2, 5-6, 9 and 10c [5]/Mk 10:17-27 Memorial Day 8:00 am (Holy Rosary) OFFICE CLOSED M/M T.T.
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