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Bulletin February 28Th 2021 www.queenofpeacelafayette.org February 28, 2021 MASS 2nd Week of Lent M, Th: 7:00 a.m. T: 7:00 a.m. & 5:30 p.m. W: NOON F: Adoration 6:00 a.m. & Mass 7:00 a.m. Sa: 4:00 p.m. Su: 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. PARISH STAFF Fr. Edward J. Duhon, Jr. Pastor Dcn. Louis Lloyd Deacon Emeritus Kaffy Babineaux Belvin Pastoral Associate Birdella Carter Sinegal Administrative Assistant Mary Johnson The readings invite us to cooperate with the grace of God with the assistance of the Holy Spirit to transform our lives. Therefore, let us pray: “Lord, give me the grace Bookkeeper for transformation.” Religious Education Staff God with the assistance of the Holy Spirit invites us to transform our lives. May our Gail Lee, DRE Spirit-filled lives radiate the grace of the transfigured Lord. Abraham’s faith in God Deborah Narcisse and obedience to God is a model to us of faith in God’s promises and obedience to Keevy Narcisse, Sr. God’s will. God shows His love for us, in that, while God saved Isaac, He did not spare His Son, Jesus, who died for our salvation. God loves us with an everlasting Support Staff love. Edmond Lastrapes Church Maintenance In the Gospel, we are told of the Transfiguration of Jesus, God's plan for His Son’s suffering, death and resurrection and to make His disciples aware of Jesus’ Divine Joseph Chaisson glory, so that they may be strengthened in their time of trial. We are given an Green Building Maintenance invitation as well as a challenge to put our Faith in the loving promises of a merciful God who sent His Son to die for us. During this season of Lent, God calls us to Eugene Colomb transform and renew our lives, so that, our Spirit-filled lives may enable us to radiate General Maintenance the glory and grace of the transfigured Lord. Joseph “Sonny” Dugas As the Gospel describes Jesus’ transfiguration, it gives us a glimpse of the Heavenly Kenneth Belvin glory awaiting those who do God’s will by putting their trust and faith in Him. In our Terry Sinegal journey towards eternity, there are transformations in our lives: Baptism – the Lawn Maintenance washing away of original sin; Holy Communion – living Jesus source of our daily transfiguration, transforming our minds and hearts so that we may do more good by OFFICE HOURS humble and selfless service to others; Confirmation – we are temples of the Holy M, T, Th:8am–12pm & 1-4pm Spirit, warriors of God; Reconciliation – God brings us back to the path of holiness W:8am-11:45pm & 1:30-4:30pm through our victory over trials and tribulations of life and death, eternal life in heaven. F: 8am-12pm Romans 5:8 Good proves His love for us in that while we still were sinners Christ died for us. In this sacrifice, God became the Abba, Father, of those who believe. Physical: 145 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Lafayette, LA 70501 | Website: www.queenofpeacelafayette.org | Phone: 337-233-1591| Fax: 337-232-5961 www.queenofpeacelafayette.org February 28, 2021 Mass Intentions Scripture Readings February 27th March 1st – 7th 4:00pm Ricky D. Jock, Claudia Sinegal, Gabriel Sinegal, Monday Deuteronomy 9:4-10; Luke 6:36-38 Lodgy Sinegal, Shirley Joseph Simpson, Merlin James Colbert, Tuesday Isaiah 1:10, 16-20; Matthew 23:1-12 Calvin Martin, Beatrice Helaire, Mary Louise Porter, M/M Wednesday Jeremiah 18:18-20; Matthew 20:17-28 Claby Sampy, Raphus Sellers (B’day), Elmo & Jennie Bruno, Thursday Jeremiah 17:5-10; Luke 16:19-31 Elmo Bruno, III, John & Mary Pete, Ryan Pete, Peters Sellers, Friday Genesis 37:3-4, 12-13; Joseph Sellers, Herbert Bruno, Heard & Irene Sellers, Lester Matthew 21:33-43, 45-46 Bruno, Sr., Daniel Sampy, Shirley & Ethel Rubin, Kenneth Saturday Micah 7:14-15, 18-20; Rubin Luke 15:1-3, 11-32 February 28th Sunday Exodus 20:1-17; Corinthians 1:22-25 8:00am C. J. Siner, Joseph “Will” Richard, Samuel Porter John 2:13-35 11:00am All Parishioners Stewardship MarcH 3rd Ricky D. Jock February 21, 2021 Weekly Budget $8,000.00 Please keep the following individuals in your prayers. Victoria Smith, Verna Sam, Moses Milson, Alfred & Mabel Offertory Total $6,014.50 Malveaux, Lena Christian, Keisha Francis, Willie Celestine, Sr., Over/Under -$1,985.50 Chad Brown, Lakeithalyn D. Williams, Mary Dalcour, Anna Pink Envelope $575.00 Solomon, Betty Johnson, Ann Mouton, Barry Broussard, Ivory Broussard, Marcel St. Julien, Lucile Johnson, Theresa Williams, Church Mortgage Debt $149,464.87 Lucy Drake, Deacon Louis Lloyd, Joseph Batiste, Shirley Thank You for Your Generosity and Alexander, Alton Plummer, Renee S. Hebert, Catherine Prejean, Faithfulness. May the Lord continue to Lorena Benoit, Dorothy Francis, Curtis Comeaux, Mary Batiste, shower you with His Blessings of Love, Anna Chevalier, John Thomas, M/M Anthony Francois, Jr., Peace and Joy. Helena LeBlanc, Burleigh Doga, Georgie Breaux, Widney Brown, Sr., Olga Hebert, Audrey Bobb, Rodrick Bobb, Sr., Paul Ways to give cHurcH offerings: Stanley Boudreaux, Sr., Barbara Brown, Sunni Robinson, 1. Drop off in the basket located in the Narthex. Paisley Cowans, Virginia John, Calvin John, Sr., Lester Landry, 2. Place in newly installed mailbox in front of the Joseph Francis, Jr., Joyce Marie Carter, Evangeline Breaux, office. Suzanne Williams, Anna Batiste, John Murray, Ezola 3. Online at Give – Our Lady Queen of Peace Broussard, Rose Batiste, Paul Roberts, Genevieve Leopaul, queenofpeacelafayette.org/give Perkin Auguillard, Debbie Broussard, Shawne Siner, Monica Semien, Barbara Cooper, Ronnie Daigle, Rose Breaux, Patricia Butler, Darrell Bellard, Jacqueline White, Carso Breaux, Evan Confession Times Francis, Ezra Francis, Hermie Jones, Morris Francis, Trinity Tuesday 4:45pm - 5:15pm Porter, Summer Porter, Jessie Broussard, Evelyn Barnette, Lucy Wednesday 11:15am - 11:45am Richard, Brandon Thomas, Kimberly Malveaux, Johnny Saturday 3:15pm - 3:45pm Alexander, Chole St. Julien, Odelia Breaux, Rose Sampy, Zoey Sunday 7:15am - 7:45am 10:15am - 10:45am Elise Roberts, Nickie Taylor, Ja’lyn Augustine, Brunella Broussard, Floyd Domingue, Terry Sinegal, Irving McZeal, Genevieve McZeal, Glenn Andrus, Cortlan Weatherford, Martha Weatherford Physical: 145 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Lafayette, LA 70501 | Website: www.queenofpeacelafayette.org | Phone: 337-233-1591 | Fax: 337-232-5961 www.queenofpeacelafayette.org February 28, 2021 A Lenten Day of Prayer for Women Lenten Family “Fasting, Almsgiving, Prayer” Prayer Presented by: Fr. Lou McCabe, S. J. Lord, may we realize that these Tuesday, March 9, 2021 8:30aM concluding with Mass at 2:15pm. Our are the days of salvation. We Lady of the Oaks Retreat House Grand Coteau, LA Cost: $35.00 Limited acknowledge that we are all capacity, mask required sinners. We know that sin Pre-registration required: Online www.ourladyoftheoaks.com destroys Your life in us. Lord or Call the office: 337–662–5410 ext. 200 help us in our attempts to make up for our past sin. Bless our efforts with the rich blessing of Sanctuary Lamp Memorial Your amazing grace. May we This week, the sanctuary candle is lit in memory of realize our need of penance and Regina Theresa Bellard Bushnell forgiveness. Help us to see, in our ordinary difficulties and duties, in our trials and Lent 2021 St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology temptations, the opportunity to Journey Through Scripture making up for infidelities. Parousia: The Bible and the Mass Daily we are reminded of Your Ready to go deeper this Lent? Giving up Sweets? Coffee? Hot Showers? boundless generosity to us. You’ve got the fasting down. Now what? If you’re ready to go deeper this May we see, in our souls, how Lent, join us for a free Bible Study about the mass. Why return to Mass? Our the desert can blossom, and the very lives depend on it. It’s the summit of God’s plan for our salvation. The dry and waste land can bring awesome power, the incredible gift, that is the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. forth the rich fruit that was Host Scott Hahn will uncover how and why all of God’s action, in creation expected of it from the and redemption, is ordered to the Mass. beginning. In the name of Jesus, we pray. Amen. GO ONLINE: TYPE IN stpaulcenter.com click on JOURNEY THROUGH SCRIPTURE click on Parousia: The Bible and the Mass You can also find the inforMation on Our Lady Queen of Peace Saint of the Week Facebook page. St. Angela of the Cross (March 2) Baptism Information St Angela was born in Contact Kaffy Belvin at 337–233-1591. Seville in 1846. She chose religious life after seeing a vision, in which she saw an Elementary Parish School of Religion empty cross – her own – Pflaum Gospel Weeklies Unit 4 Available in the office for students: next to the Cross of Christ. • Pre Communion In 1875 she founded the • 8 – 9-year-old Sisters of the Company of the Cross, which is devoted • 10 – 11-year-old specially to caring for the • 12 – 13-year-old sick. Parents if you have any questions, contact Gail Lee 337-233-1591 Physical: 145 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Lafayette, LA 70501 | Website: www.queenofpeacelafayette.org | Phone: 337-233-1591 | Fax: 337-232-5961 .
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