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Saint Joseph Catholic Church 33Rd Sunday in Ordinary Time November 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time November 17, 2019 Saint Joseph Catholic Church P. O. Box 365 117 South Main St. Loreauville, Louisiana 70552 (337) 229-4254 FAX (337) 229-4255 Rev. Barry F. Crochet, Pastor Rev. Godwin Nzeh CMF, Associate Pastor Deacon Christopher Doumit, Pastoral Assistant [email protected] stjosephparishonline.org MASS SCHEDULE Saturday Vigil Mass — 4:00 p.m. Sunday — 7:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. [9:00 a.m. at Our Lady of Victory] Monday, Wednesday and Friday — 6:45 a.m. at Our Lady of Victory Tuesday and Thursday — 5:30 p.m. at Saint Joseph Thursday — 10:00 a.m. at Saint Catherine Apartments First Saturday — 8:00 a.m. at Our Lady of Victory SACRAMENT OF CONFESSION Every Saturday from 3:00 p.m. to 3:40 p.m. and one-half hour before all weekday Masses, or by appointment during office hours. OFFICE HOURS Monday through Thursday — 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. RECEPTIONIST/BOOKKEEPER/CEMETERIAN Mrs. Gail Borel — [email protected] RECORDS CLERK/PLANT MANAGER Gladys Lasseigne RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Mrs. Sherry Hebert — [email protected] MUSIC MINISTRY Mrs. Janice Carboni & Mr. Michael Arceneaux (Saturday — 4:00 p.m.) Miss Amber DeMarco (Sunday — 10:30 a.m.) BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE Mr. Ken Theriot and John Thomas Neuville EUCHARISTIC ADORATION The chapel is open every day from 6:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. FUNERALS Please contact the parish office prior to contacting the funeral home. Funerals are celebrated in the morning of Tuesdays through Saturdays no later than 11:00 a.m. A Funeral Vigil is celebrated on the preceding evening at 6:00 p.m. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Baptism classes are held on the first Tuesday of the month at 6:45 p.m. in the rectory. Baptism are held on the second and fourth Saturday of each month at 10:00 a.m. Please contact the parish office for scheduling. Grant us, we pray, O Lord our God, the SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Couples must contact the pastor at least six months prior to the constant gladness of being devoted to You, proposed wedding date. SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK for it is full and lasting happiness to serve Contact the parish office to schedule a pastoral visit. SAFE ENVIRONMENT with constancy the Author of all that is good. Contact the parish office. Please pray for our parish family members who are sick: We invite you to submit the names of people who are in need of our prayers. Jess Koch, Lisa Adcock, Kendall Romero, Alicia Durand, Janice Poirrier, Inez Barras, Helen Bastian, Butch and Debbie White, Stacy, Joseph Huval, Marie Lee Prioux, Troy Barras, Kelly Guy Thibodeaux, Lydia May, Louis “CoCo” Landry Jr., Jerry Ransonet, Jessica Scott, Mary Smith, Brian Thibodeaux, Cora Fruge, Jimmy Clifton, Rowena Borel, Megan Scully, Maxine Laviolette, Jackie Savoy, Barry Thibodeaux, Doris “Boutte” Latiolais, Dawn Derouen, Matil LasSalle Romero, Falyn Sonnier, Barras, Michele Dugas Burke, Paul Crochet, Craig Breaux, Helen Rickey Sonnier, Caline Provost, Katie Boutte, Patricia Freyou, Simon, Ross Rouly, Jamie Brady, Holly LeBlanc, Faye Gary, Tony Lecia Broussard, Jason Walker, Ronald Albert Sr., Michael Berard, Glenn Romero, Stuart Sandoz, Duffy Domingue, Eric Theriot, Ken Adcock, Roshondra Nora, Noah Abraham, Jimmy Clements, David Louviere, Hayden Ransonet, Trevor Louviere, LeBlanc, Chad Borel, Sophie Bonin, Ashley Hebert, Stephen Vanessa Courville, Wayne Louviere, Austin Willett, Willey Dugas, Bonnie Hebert, Jon-Luke Lancon. Please note that our office will purge the names on our sick list every quarter. We ask anyone who lists someone’s name to please call the parish office to add or remove a name. November 10, 2019 Mass Intentions — 11/16-11/22 Regular Sunday Offering Envelopes (69%) $ 4,373.00 Saturday 4:00 p.m. StJo — Earl Mestayer, Skip Schneider, Lolly Harbin, Breaux and Regular Sunday Offering Loose (31%) $ 1,948.00 Bobby and Mark Braquet and Cathy Delcambre Families, Lenwood $ 9,136.00 Braquet Latiolais, Ken Segura, Ossie Delcambre, Emus Borel, Tony and Rita Weekly Budget Romero, Jr., Irving Judice, Nicholas Chataignier, Deacon Jay Bergeron, Regular Collection Total $ 6,321.00 LeBlanc, Jr. family, Nicholas LeBlanc, Sr. Archbishop Harry Flynn, Sue Crochet. Difference -$ 2,815.00 Family, Sam and Glo Delcambre and 10:30 a.m. StJo — John Mullican, Landry Completion Loan Balance $ 88,446.25 Family, Aymar “Poon” and Beulah Dugas, and Ryan Family, Loto Louviere, Jr. and $ 85.00 Ide Dugas Family, Alexis Laviolette Family, Gam and Velma Gondron, Sylvia Completion Collection Wayne LeBlanc, Lily Mae and Alvin Thibodeaux, Phillip and Neil Hebert, Insurance Balance 2019-2020 $ 28,116.00 LeBlanc, Otto Sr. and Laurence Girouard, Shelton Joseph and Ella Mae Desormeaux Insurance Collection $ 162.00 Terradot Family, Theresa Girouard Allen, Freyou, Alvin and Faye Tauzin, Edmonia Tasey and Becky Eldridge, Clarence Tauzin, Marcel and Nadage Broussard, 126 of 1314 families used collection envelopes (10% participation). Champagne Family, Robert Prados Family Jimmy Eldridge, Elaine Plessala and 182 of 1314 families attended Mass this weekend (14% attendance). and Breaux Family, Chad Romero, Deyna Eldridge Family, Sylvia Thibodeaux, Thanks to those who practice Sacrificial Giving and give Champagne, Audrey Crochet, Jordan Cheryl Segura, Jeanette “Jan” Crochet, of their time, talent and treasure as an act of profound Christian stewardship. Prince and Special Intention, Joseph Pliny Walet Family, Agnes Breaux, Angus Dressel, Kimberly Decuir, Decuir and and Florence “Flo” Mestayer, Louis and The Sanctuary Lamp is burning for Dugas Family, J.O. Sr. and Marie Neuville Elbay Judice, Boots Thomas, Joe and Ted Neuville Family, Barry Eldridge Boudreaux and Justin Boudreaux, L.J. and Lucy L. Trahan, Shelton Joseph and Ned Broussard Families, Melvin Anita Grivat and Parents, Louis Landry, Ella Mae Desormeaux Freyou Dugas, Roy Sr. and Gladys Berard, Forbus Una and Otto Landry, Widley Louviere, and Myrtle Mestayer Sr., Granger and Anita and Lennet Grivat, Antoine Judice The Vocation Chalice is in Mestayer Family, Ronald, Sr. and Mildred Families, Suzette B. Judice, Kelly Louviere, The Adoration Chapel. Gonsoulin, Leed and Mabel Gondron, Butsy Walet, Sandra Angelle, Glenn Please pray for vocations. If you would like to have the vocation chalice Fred Laviolette, Louis and Grace Moran, Angelle, Percy Granger, Deacon Jay Virginia Frioux, Lennet and Marie Bergeron, Archbishop Harry Flynn, Sue in your home please call the rectory office at 229-4254. Antoinette Crochet, Clenie and Eve Crochet. Segura and Billie, Sally Domingue, Cabrol Monday 6:45 a.m. OLV — Landry and The Bi-Monthly Statue is in the home of and Domingue Family, Lorraine Huval, Champagne Families Ancestors and Ashley and Jeanne Stiles Preston and Agnes Huval, Martha Descendants and Souls in Purgatory, Pope, Escagne Rodriguez, Lloyd Broussard, Priest, Religious, Deacon Jay Bergeron, The Weekly Statue is in the home of Claude and Felicie Granger, Nancy Archbishop Harry Flynn, Sue Crochet. Tim and Becky Edler Broussard, Clarence and Hilda Landry, Tuesday 5:30 p.m. StJo — Landry and Antoine Judice Families, Suzette B. Judice, Champagne Families Ancestors and Saint Joseph Altar Candles are burning for Kelly Louviere, Sylvia Thibodeaux, Francis Descendants and Souls in Purgatory, Pope, Pliny Walet Family and Agnes Breaux and Art Mazerole, Billie and Armance Priest, Religious, Deacon Jay Bergeron, Barrilleaux, Will and Lily Roberts, Collins Archbishop Harry Flynn, Sue Crochet. Gwen Borel, Wayne “Butch” Judice and Doris Louviere, Kay Dooley and Wednesday 6:45 a.m. OLV — Clark Perry M. Judice and Jesse Judice William and Dolores Dooley, Deacon Jay Provost, John Michael Steiner, Landry and Charles and Jackie Poirrier Bergeron, Archbishop Harry Flynn, Sue Champagne Families Ancestors and Deyna Champagne and Chad Romero Crochet. Descendants and Souls in Purgatory, Pope, Sunday 7:00 a.m. StJo — Gwen Borel, Priest, Religious, Deacon Jay Bergeron, Flowers on the Altar are in loving memory of Sis and Maurice ProvostTracey Defelice Archbishop Harry Flynn, Sue Crochet. Guilbeaux, Maude Granger and Mr. and Thursday 5:30 p.m. StJo — Ashlyn Deceased parishioners of Mrs. Francis Granger, Clark, Mary Ann Pellerin Family and Jessie Paege Family, Saint Joseph Church Parish and David Provost, John Michael Steiner, Landry and Champagne Families Jay Gonsoulin Family, Paul Sonnier Family Ancestors and Descendants and Souls in Please pray for our priests, and Clyde Warfel Family, Sandra P. Purgatory, Pope, Priest, Religious, Deacon Horton, Loto and Leah Louviere, Antoine Jay Bergeron, Archbishop Harry Flynn, seminarians, deacons and religious “Boy” LeBlanc Family, Mr. and Mrs. Sue Crochet. Eternal Father, we lift up to You these special sons and Johnny Albert Sr., Champagne and Landry Friday 6:45 a.m. OLV — Landry and Families Ancestors and Descendants and Champagne Families Ancestors and daughters. Sanctify them. Heal and guide them. Mold them Souls in Purgatory, Pope, Priest, Religious, Descendants and Souls in Purgatory, Pope, into the likeness of Your Son, Jesus, the Eternal High Priest. Maude Granger and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Priest, Religious, Judice and Walet Family, May their lives be pleasing to You. In Jesus’ Name we pray. Granger, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Granger, Dr. Deacon Jay Bergeron, Archbishop Harry Amen. Raymond Schneider, Elaine Schneider, Flynn, Sue Crochet. Rev. Cedric Sonnier/Rev. Joseph Tetlow, SJ November 16 Dcn. Robert Klingman/Sr. Vera Vives, O. Carm November 17 MINISTERS FOR NEXT WEEK Rev. Joseph Stemmann/Riley Maturin November 18 Date Extraordinary Dcn. Dennis Landry/Sr. Christina Marie Griggs, O. Carm and Readers Eucharistic Altar Servers Rev. Michael Sucharski, SVD/Stephen Melancon November 19 Time Ministers Dcn. Barry LeBlanc/Sr. Helen Ann Vinton, SP Noah Smith November 23 Victoria Landry Debbie Oubre Very Rev. Jared Suire, VE/Chad Peltier Dominic Smith November 20 4:00 p.m. Myrna Landry Janet Thibodeaux Dcn. Josh LeBlanc/Sr. Jeanette Bernhardt, OP Bella Smith Rev. Brian Taylor/Connor Poirrier November 24 Sandy Sonnier Lynn Delcambre November 21 Kylie Kay Mestayer Dcn.
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