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The Diocese of Lake Charles lcdiocese.org Vol. 37, No. 21 Seminarians’ summer was full of many experiences LAKE CHARLES – The ate on Aug. 6. Ruben Vil- the Seafarers Center at the seven men studying for the larreal, now studying at the Port of Lake Charles. John priesthood for the Diocese North American College in Souder, Joseph Ferrer, Mat- of Lake Charles are all deep Rome, spent the summer at thew Cormier, and Trey Ange into their respective fall St. Henry Catholic Church in shadowed Father Charles terms at four different semi- Lake Charles. Okorougo and Father Brian naries – three in the United Matthew Cormier, who re- King at St. Patrick, visiting States and one in Rome. turned to Notre Dame Semi- patients with the priests and While continuing their stud- nary in New Orleans, worked praying with the families. ies during this school year, with the faithful at St. Philip Bryan Thompson, Matthew they will have many memo- Neri Catholic Church in Cormier and Cristian Gonza- ries of their summer intern- Kinder. Cristian Gonzalez, in lez shadowed Deacon Patrick ships in the local church of his third year at St. Joseph Lapoint, director of the Sea- Southwest Louisiana. Seminary College in Coving- farers Center and the experi- Each of the seminarians ton, was at Our Lady Queen ence allowed them to under- was assigned to a different of Heaven Catholic Church. stand the life of sailors and parish for the summer. Dea- The three newest semi- how diffi cult it is to be away narians are all studying at Seminarians studying for the priesthood for the Diocese of Lake Charles take part in con Bryan Thompson, now from their families for such St. Joseph Seminary College. a therapeutic riding program at The Stables at LeBocage, at the end of their summer back at the Pontifi cal Col- long periods. Trey Ange interned at St. lege Josephinum in Colum- At the end of July, the men work. Pictured with workers at LeBocage are, helping the rider John Souder, left in Paul Catholic Church in El- bus Ohio, served at Immacu- spent a morning assisting a baseball cap, and right Trey Ange, orange shirt. Waiting their turn to assist, at right, ton, Joseph Ferrer was at Im- late Heart of Mary Catholic therapeutic riding program are Joseph Ferrer, Cristian Gonzalez, and Matthew Cormier. maculate Conception Church at The Stables at LeBocage. Church in Lake Charles. He in Maplewood, and John was ordained to the Diacon- This program uses horses as Souder served his summer at a tool for physical therapy St. Peter the Apostle Catholic for riders with autism, brain Church in Hackberry. Three St. Louis Catholic seniors injuries, Down Syndrome, In addition to their work and other cognitive and/or in the various parishes, the emotional disabilities. Each seminarians assisted each seminarian assisted clients Friday at Catholic Charities earn National Merit recognition by helping them mount their of Southwest Louisiana. Dur- horse and by leading the LAKE CHARLES -- Three a Merit Scholarship award, percent of the more than 1.5 ing those months, they par- horse and rider around the seniors at St. Louis Catholic Semifi nalists must advance million students who took the ticipated in different types ring. High School have received to the Finalist level of the PSAT last year. of services with the purpose recognition in the 2012 Na- competition by fulfi lling sev- of assisting those who were Hanh Vu, Associate Di- NMSC, a not-for-profi t tional Merit Scholarship eral requirements. About most in need. As an added rector of Catholic Charities, organization that operates Competition (NMSC). Mat- 90 percent of the Semifi nal- benefi t, the seminarians monitored the seminarians without government assis- thew Jester has been named ists are expected to attain were given opportunities to work with Catholic Charities. tance, was established in 1955 a National Merit Semifi nal- Finalist standing, and ap- experience the various min- “It is important to note that in specifi cally to conduct the ist while Sarah Lungaro and proximately half of the Final- istries of the Church. One of all of these experiences the annual National Merit Pro- Joseph Vanchiere have been ists will be selected as Merit those jobs was working with sole purpose was not to get gram. Scholarships awarded named Commended Stu- Scholarship winners, earn- Rebuilding Together Calca- their hands dirty, although through the program are un- dents. ing the Merit Scholar title. sieu in painting a Moss Bluff their hands became dirty derwritten by NMSC’s own plenty of times, but, rather it Jester was identifi ed as Lungaro and Vanchiere man’s home. Their work ethic funds and by approximately served as an opportunity for an academically talented were selected among 34,000 was exceptional, according to 500 business organizations the seminarians to under- high school senior who will high performers on the basis staff, in that what previously and higher education insti- took two groups of volunteers stand the life of others,” Vu have an opportunity to con- of their exceptional academ- said. tinue in the competition for ic promise. Although they tutions that share NMSC’s two days to complete, the sev- goals of honoring the nation’s en seminarians were able to “I am incredibly proud some 8,400 Merit Scholarship will not continue in the 2012 scholastic champions and en- Ruben Villarreal works, fi nish in 3.5 hours. of each seminarian for their awards, worth more than $36 competition for National alongside his fellow The group also assisted hard work and willingness to million to be offered next Merit Scholarships, the pair couraging the pursuit of aca- seminarians, on a paint- Catholic Charities in June serve others,” he continued. spring. To be considered for placed among the top fi ve demic excellence. ing project at a house in and July with food distribu- “It is inspiring to see such a talented and compassionate Moss Bluff during their tion at the 1225 Second Street location. The seminarians group of young men who will summer internship. The visited with and carried food become the future leaders seminarians were assist- to the clients’ cars. Other jobs of our church. I am forever ing Catholic Charities of included painting and yard grateful for the experience Southwest Louisiana’s work at St. Joseph Church of working with the seminar- work with Rebuilding Cal- in Vinton and two weeks ians. They are incredible of rotating between Chris- witnesses to the brilliance of casieu Together. tus St. Patrick Hospital and God’s light.” Catholic Schools Notes Our Lady’s Catholic School wheels were planted at the roadside of the Our Lady’s School honored St. Francis with school to promote awareness of peacemaking. the Annual Blessing of the Pets on Wednesday, Oct. 5. Community members brought a wide Saint Margaret of Scotland Catholic School variety of pets and livestock to be blessed in October has been a busy time at school! A Matthew Jester Sarah Lungaro Joseph Vanchiere a special ceremony lead by Fr. Joe Aquino of successful United Way Campaign was con- St. Theresa Catholic Church. OLS celebrated ducted by faculty and staff and these contri- Homecoming on Wednesday, Oct. 12 at W.W. butions will help fund many worthwhile com- Veneration of relics set at St. Peter the Apostle Lewis Middle School’s football fi eld. The an- munity organizations. Five teachers attended HACKBERRY – St. Peter a.m. and in the Extraordi- nual auction on Saturday, Oct. 15 saw a huge the Technology and Learning Conference on the Apostle Catholic Church nary Form at 6 p.m. followed turnout and a great time. Oct. 15 to gain new and exciting strategies in will host the relics of over by Compline or night prayer – technology integration in their classrooms. 25 Catholic Saints for pub- the last of the daily Offi ces of Sacred Heart of Jesus/ Red Ribbon Week was celebrated the week lic veneration on Tuesday, worship. St. Katharine Drexel Catholic School of Oct. 17-21 with a variety of activities and a Nov. 1, All Saints Day, in the “Don’t miss this wonder- The students of Sacred Heart/SKD were program sponsored by the Student Council. church. able to attend the Creole for Kids event at ful opportunity not only to Included are relics from honor the saints on the very the Civic Center. This was a unique experi- Immaculate Conception Cathedral the 12 Apostles, with St. Mat- day the Church dedicates to ence, which celebrated the History of Zydeco. thias replacing Judas; St. Catholic School them, but also to be honored The Grammy Award winning singer Terrance Paul, the Apostle to the Gen- The Annual Immaculate Conception Ca- by their holy and venerable Simien was featured at the event in the Rosa thedral School Greenery Fundraiser sale tiles; St. Joseph; St. John the Hart Theatre. Bishop John Glen Provost vis- Baptist; St. Mary Magdalene presence,” said Father Rom- continues through October 27. ICCS will be mel Tolentino, pastor of St. ited the school on Wednesday, Oct.12. He pre- offering online sales again this year, so please and a host of other Virgins, Martyrs, Religious and Con- Peter the Apostle Church. sided over a Blessing Ceremony of a mosaic visit the website at www.shop.iccschool.org . of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and a portrait fessors. Read more about saintly of the founding women - Eleanor Figaro and The Holy Sacrifi ce of the relics at http://live.lcdiocese. Our Lady Immaculate Catholic School Mary Ryan, fi rst teachers, and St. Katharine Mass will be celebrated in org/news/947-veneration-of- OLI’s All Saints Day program begins at 8 Drexel, a great patroness and benefactor of the Ordinary Form at 8:30 relics-on-all-saints-day.html a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 26 in the gym. See the the school. The junior high department gave Saints come alive as the Third Graders teach a brief history of the link between the Sacred about their chosen saint and dress the part. Heart of Jesus mosaic and the three found- The annual Halloween Carnival is Thursday, ing women. The Bishop toured the campus, Forty Hours Devotion schedule Oct. 27 and begins with a Costume Contest visited various classrooms, and had lively ex- changes with the students and faculty. and safe trick-or-treating from 6 to 8 p.m. LAKE CHARLES – For- will be Our Lady of Good Our Lady of LaSalette in De- Everyone is invited to the annual Hallow- ty Hours Devotion to the Counsel Catholic Church Quincy from Monday, Nov. 7 een Carnival on Thursday, Oct. 27th on the Blessed Sacrament, praying on Monday, Oct. 24, through St. Louis Catholic High School through Friday, Nov. 11; St. school campus. Call 824-1743 for more infor- for an increase in vocations Thursday, Oct. 27, from 9 a.m. Grandparents’ Day is Friday, Nov. 4 and Joseph in DeRidder from mation. to the priesthood and the to 4 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 8 grandparents of all St. Louis students are in- religious life in the Diocese p.m. Monday, Nov. 14 through Fri- vited to the program, which begins at 10 a.m. of Lake Charles, continues In November, the sites will day, Nov. 18; and St. John Bos- in the Kimberly K. Krajicek Gym. Parking will Our Lady Queen of Heaven Catholic School today, Friday, Oct. 21, in St. be in the Eastern Deanery co in Westlake from Monday, be in the Seventh Street parking lot in front The 4th Annual Taste N Tell Celebrity/ Raphael Catholic Church in at Our Lady of LaSalette in of the gym. For handicapped parking and Amateur Chef Showcase, featuring Celebrity Iowa from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sulphur from Monday, Oct. Nov. 21 through Friday, Nov. wheelchair assistance, please use the Bank Chef and Emcee John Folse is Monday, Dec, The fi nal site of the month 31 through Friday, Nov. 4; 25-25. Street entrance. All prospective students 12 in Family Life Center Gym. Doors Open at and families are invited to the annual Open 6:30 p.m and tickets are on sale for $40 now House, held the evening of Monday, Nov. 14. or $50 at the door. Reserved tables of eight to Youth ministry garage sale Oct. 21; 28-29 10 are available as well as sponsorships. All LAKE CHARLES – A fund- Proceeds from the garage the following weekend, ga- St. Theodore’s Holy Family Catholic School chefs are invited to participate and a new ju- raising garage sale, spon- sale will assist youth from the rage sale hours are Friday, Holy Family Catholic School participated nior division has been added this year, includ- sored by the Offi ce of Youth Diocese attending the Na- Oct. 28 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the United Nation’s 30th International ing the school’s Culinary Club. Last year’s and Young Adult Ministry of tional Catholic Youth Confer- and on Saturday, Oct. 29, Peace Day on September 21. To symbolize the chef winners were: Appetizer, Sister Camille from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. the Diocese of Lake Charles, ence in Indianapolis on Nov. school’s commitment to promote world peace Martinez; Entrée, Brock Brame; and Dessert, Many items are avail- will be close out its initial 17-19 as well as attendees to and living the Beatitudes, each student and Keith Duplechin. For more information, or to able including men’s and three-day run on Friday, next year’s Diocesan Youth teacher made a Peace Pinwheel, committing purchase tickets, call the School at 477-7349 women’s clothing and shoes, Oct. 21. The site is 422 Kirby Conference in Lafayette. to a peace action within their homes, their or email [email protected] . There will be lim- knick-knacks, bicycles, furni- Street, the former Andrus Hours on Friday, Oct. 21 ture, books, purses, exercise school, their parishes and their world. Pin- ited seating available. Printing building. are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. On equipment, and much more. This page paid for by the Diocese of Lake Charles through the generous sponsorships of the following: Crossroads Catholic Charities Saint Charles Your Catholic Watch “Glad Tidings” “Connected Catholics” For sponsorship information Your Store of Faith Diocese of Center/Tabor Daughters Court Sunday at 6 a.m. Diocesan Singles Call 337-439-7400, Ext. 307 474-7100 Lake Charles Retreat House Here on KPLC-TV Ministry 439-7400 [email protected] 337-439-7436 337-855-1232 0 0 7 1 2 0 2 6

The Most Reverend Glen John Provost Bishop of Lake Charles October 21, 2011 Catholic Charismatic Conference Nov. 4-5 LAKE CHARLES – The 40th Annual Cath- the Spirit Speaks, a Board Member of the Na- sions in the meeting room of the Community the church and prayer teams will be available olic Charismatic Conference – “Come and tional Fellowship of Catholic Men, a frequent Center. in the Community Center meeting room until Receive” - will be held at St. Henry Catho- conference speaker and author of other books Registration begins at 8 a.m. on Saturday, 11:30 a.m. lic Church, 1021 Eighth Avenue, on Friday and CD’s on various aspects of discipleship, Nov. 5, with coffee and pastries available in A free lunch will be served beginning at 11 and Saturday, Nov. 4-5, featuring author and evangelization and the spiritual journey. Her- the Community Center. a.m. in the Community Center. speaker Peter Herbeck. beck and his wife Debbie have four children, A teen (12-19) workshop and youth (8-11) The second general session gets underway Herbeck is the Vice-President and Direc- they live in Ann Arbor, Michigan. ministry event, the former in the Charismatic at 12:30 p.m. and the third kicks off at 1:40 tor of Missions for Renewal Ministries. He Thursday pre-conference activity will be- Renewal Center (2409 Second Street) and the p.m. has been actively involved in evangelization gin at 5:30 p.m. in St. Henry Church and will latter in the old St. Henry Parish Hall, will The Most Reverend Glen John Provost, and Catholic renewal throughout the U.S., include Mass, a prayer march, candlelight begin at 9 a.m. Annette Thompson and Cyrus Bishop of Lake Charles, will celebrate the 4 Canada, Africa, Asia, Latin America, and vigil, a bonfi re, thanksgiving and a concert. Sterling will lead the teen session while Ruby p.m. Mass. A free supper will begin serving at Eastern Europe for the past twenty fi ve years. Registration will begin at 4:30 p.m. on Fri- and Naomi Kinlelaar will lead the youth min- 5 p.m. in the Community Center. Peter is a cohost on The Choices We Face, a day, Nov. 4, in the St. Henry Community Cen- istry session. The closing general session starts at 7 p.m. member of the new television program Cross- ter, with the fi rst general session and opening The fi rst general session of the day also The registration brochure can be down- ing the Goal, the author of two recent books, Mass slated for 5:45 p.m. in St. Henry. Prayer gets underway at 9 a.m. From 10:45 a.m. un- loaded as a PDF at http://live.lcdiocese.org/ When the Spirit Comes in Power, and, When teams will be available at all the general ses- til 12:30 p.m. confessions will be available in news/942-40th-charismatic-conference.html.

The Most Reverend Glen John Provost, Bishop of Lake Charles, center, is surrounded by retreat participants as well priests, women of various religious orders and clergy from the Dioceses of Lake Charles, Baton Rouge, and Lafayette. The Bishop celebrated Mass in the Chapel of the Assumption at Tabor Retreat House of Saint Charles Cen- ter at the close of the second annual Life Awareness Retreat held recently. Seminarians from each of the three dioceses also participated in the weekend retreat, which is designed as a vocation discernment program for men and women ages 17-45 who are considering a possible vocation to the priesthood or religious life. Life Awareness Retreat held for those in discernment (Read more at http://live. pare for the arriving partici- Lucy Silvio, CSJ, Fr. Jude Is- Lake Charles. The weekend Saint Benedict, Franciscan nate Word, Missionaries of lcdiocese.org/news/946-life- pants and religious. Each rael, OSB, Sr. Shirley Gobert, concluded with a presenta- Missionaries of Our Lady, Charity, Discalced Carmelite awareness-retreat-.html) participant was assigned a SEC, Sr. Clarice Suchy, STJ, tion given by a Sister Mari- Marianites of Holy Cross, Sisters, Sisters of St. Joseph, By Wynard Boutte’ prayer partner, a priest or re- Fr. Susil Fernando, PMS, Bro. anites of Holy Cross Sr. Judy Sisters of Our Lady of Sor- Society of St. Teresa of Je- LAKE CHARLES --The ligious, prior to their arrival Michael Migacz, SC, Fr. Kev- Gomila entitled, “Is It For rows, Sisters for Christian sus, Order of Preachers (Do- second annual Life Aware- to pray for them throughout in Bordelon, Sr. Katheleen Me? The Next Step.” Community, School Sisters minicans), Sisters of the Most ness Retreat sponsored by the entire weekend. Shortly Stakelum, MSC, Josh John- At the end of the retreat, of Notre Dame, Sisters of Di- Blessed Sacrament and dioc- the Dioceses of Lafayette, Ba- after arrival and dinner, an son, and Keri Burke, MSC, to each participant was given a vine Providence, Religious esan priests and seminarians ton Rouge and Lake Charles inspirational keynote ad- name a few. Sr. Gloria Anne gift bag containing a beautiful of the Sacred Heart, Sisters of Baton Rouge, Lafayette was held September 16 - 18 at dress was given by Fr. Mi- Fiedler, Sister of Divine personal card hand designed of the Eucharistic Covenant, and Lake Charles. What a Tabor Retreat House of Saint chael Champagne, Religious Providence from San Anto- by Sr. Mildred Leonards, Sis- Sisters of the Holy Family, powerful witness it was to Charles Center. The theme Superior of Community of nio, Texas, who is respon- ter of the Divine Providence, Society of Jesus-Jesuits, Sis- sible for the development of have so many religious sis- selected for the retreat was Jesus Crucifi ed and Director a personal note from their ters of Emmanuel, Somascan the scripture passage from of the Aquinas Institute for the Life Awareness Retreat ters, brothers and priests tak- prayer partner, prayer cards Regular Clerics, Brothers of John 15:16: “It was not you Theology and Catholic Stud- in the Archdiocese of San An- ing time out of their sched- and other vocational mate- the Sacred Heart, Daughters who choose me, but I who ies. Fr. Champagne spoke tonio, Texas, was present and ules to be present and give rial. There were overall 34 of Mary Mother of Mercy, Sis- chose you.” Life Awareness about the call to Religious facilitated a question and participants as well as over witness to the joy of priestly/ answer session on the “Reli- ters of Charity of the Incar- is a vocation discernment life and Priesthood, tying it 40 Religious brothers, sisters, religious life. program aimed towards sin- gious-in-Formation Panel” as to scripture and answering seminarians and priests who gle males and females ages the call. Other presentations well as “Expectations for the participated and assisted in 17–45 who are discerning and panel discussions that Weekend.” facilitating the retreat. At no Did you know... a possible vocation to the focused on the various stages Participants were given priesthood or religious life. of discernment and forma- the opportunity to take part point were the participants St. John Vianney Catholic Church in Bell City celebrated its 72nd The weekend began with tion were also given. in group discussions, prayer asked to make a decision – anniversary of establishment on October 12. The parish was a Mass for the staff, volun- Other speakers through- lead by Priests, Sisters, it was a time for them to ask formed on that date in 1939, the only parish established in teers, and religious to pre- out the weekend were Sr. Brothers, and seminarians, questions and learn about what is now the Diocese of Lake Charles that year. consultation and an Emmaus the options available for the On Tuesday, Nov. 1, All Saints Day and a Holy Day of possibility of their vocation. The founding pastor of St. John Vianney was Father Mathias J. Walk lead by Sr. Barbara Ba- Cramers. The next three pastors each hold special places in Obligation, the Chancery and Bishop Harold Perry cak, S.S.N.D. The Sunday At least 20 different Re- the hearts of parishioners in other churches as well. Do you Building offi ces of the Diocese of Lake Charles will be Mass was celebrated by The ligious Communities were know the names of the priests and the other parishes they closed. Bishop Provost will celebrate the 12:05 p.m. Most Reverend Glen Pro- present, including, Sisters served? Find out in the next Catholic Calendar Mass in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception vost, Bishop of the Diocese of of Mount Carmel, Order of ? Diocesan Briefs..... Deceased Companions to be remembered of Marilyn, 3500 Fifth Avenue. Sponsored by the St. Henry include a sweetshop, snow cones, silent auction as well as the Church Knights of Peter Claver Council and Court 168, the famous St. Henry barbecue chicken or pork steak dinners for LAKE CHARLES – The annual Memorial Mass for de- event provides fi nancial support for college level seminarians $7 each. ceased members of the Companions of Honor - those clergy, of the Diocese as well s the St. Henry Building Bridges Capital The drawing for the Big Cash Giveaway, with a grand prize religious and laity that have been honored by the Holy See Campaign. or the Diocese of Lake Charles for their work for the Church of $10,000, is in the afternoon. Second prize is $5,000 and third This year’s guest speaker is Knights of Peter Claver Su- - will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 29, in the Cathedral of the prize if $1,500. Tickets are $100 each and can be purchased at preme Lady Geralyn Shelvin. The Distinguished Catholic of Immaculate Conception. Bishop Glen John Provost will be the the church offi ce. Additional information can be obtained by the Year Award will be presented by Bishop Glen John Pro- celebrant and homilist. calling 436-7223. vost. There will also be a silent auction and an evening of The names of those Companions who have died in the past Middle School Rally, Nov. 5 year will be announced during the Prayer of the Faithful. dancing. Cost is $50 per ticket and no tickets will be available A luncheon for members attending the Mass will be held at the door. ELTON – The Offi ce of Youth and Young Adult Ministry will following the liturgy in Ave Maria Hall of the Cathedral offi ce Ticket locations include St. Henry Church, 1021 Eighth sponsor a middle school rally, Dare to be Fearless, Saturday, complex at the corner of Kirby and Bilbo Streets. Avenue, Jones Grocery, 1845 Gerstner Memorial Drive, the Nov. 5, at St. Paul Catholic Church here. Lake Charles Civic Center Box Offi ce, or any Knight or Lady Doors will open at 10:45 a.m. and Mass will conclude the Breakfast, luncheon with Bishop Provost of Knights of Peter Claver Court or Council 168 day at 5 p.m. LAKE CHARLES – Bishop Glen John Provost will speak Programs at Tabor Retreat House For more information contact your parish youth minister on the eighth through twelfth chapters of the Gospel of St. or call 337-439-7400, Ext. 301. Matthew during the November Men’s Prayer Breakfast and MOSS BLUFF – Several programs are set for October at Ta- Women’s Prayer Luncheon to be held at Ave Maria Hall of the bor Retreat House of Saint Charles Center. Holy Cross College schedule An Engaged Encounter Weekend is set for Friday through Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception offi ce complex. The LAKE CHARLES – Six courses will be offered by the Of- Sunday, Oct. 21-23. The suggested donation is $190 per couple. breakfast is Friday, Nov. 4 while the luncheon is at noon on fi ce of Religious Education of the Diocese of Lake Charles A three-day retreat for seniors, Souls in Full Sail: A Retreat Tuesday, Nov. 8. through Holy Cross College of New Orleans in the spring and Women should send a check for $10, payable to the Diocese for Body, Mind and Spirit will be led by Mrs. Emilie Griffi n from Friday Oct. 21 through Sunday, Oct. 23. Suggested dona- summer of 2012. Fees for the classes include a one-time new of Lake Charles, to Ms. Esther Gallardo, 612 Alamo Street, student fee of $15, a per course fee of $75 and, for those au- Lake Charles, LA 70601 at least a week prior to the luncheon. tion is $139 per guest for a shared room and $155 for a private diting the courses and not requiring college credit, a $30 fee. A stamped, self-addressed envelope should be included. room. Scholarships are available on request. Registration and fees are due no later than a week before a Men should call 337-439-7400 to register. Bishop Provost’s To register for either event, call Tabor Retreat House of celebration of Mass, beginning at 6:30 a.m., precedes the Saint Charles Center at 337-855-1232. course begins. breakfast at 7 a.m. For information, contact Bobbie LeBlanc at 337-439-7400, St. Henry Church Bazaar Ext. 309 or at [email protected]. A complete list- Sapphire & Ice, Friday, Nov. 4 LAKE CHARLES – St. Henry Catholic Church will hold its ing of courses, descriptions, and other pertinent information LAKE CHARLES – The Second Annual Sapphire and Ice annual Bazaar on Sunday, Oct. 23, on the church grounds, 1021 can be downloaded at http://live.lcdiocese.org/images/stories/ Gala will be Friday, Nov. 4, beginning at 6 p.m. at Treasures Eighth Avenue. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Highlights of the day pdfs/2011-12_brochure_general.pdf .