sign in sign up
<<
Home , Befana

Catholic Community of -AT-SEA SEAFARERS AT THE PORT OF LAKE CHARLES

Most of us are blessed with family and friends during the holidays, but Christmas can be a lonely time for seafarers. Christ the King Parish Every year during the Christmas season, The Stella Maris Seafarers’ Center spreads the love of Christ through our Christmas at Sea Program. Last year, we handed our over 1000 bags to 80% of the ships that came into the Lake Charles ports. Our 2017 goal is to provide bags for 100% of the ships. Often this is the only gift they receive as they travel the seas for six to 10 months out of the year transporting 95% of the goods we use everyday. Dec 3, 2017 First Sunday of Volume XVI Issue 1

The Seafarers Center at the Port of Lake Charles is asking for help as we enter the holiday season, the follow- ing items are needed and can be dropped off at church or in the parish office: Very Rev. Anthony Fontenot, V.F.– Dean of the South Deanery bath soap (full size), combs, deodorant, disposable razors, handkerchiefs, hard candy, knit caps, and Pastor — [email protected] lotion, pens and mechanical pencils, playing cards, prayer cards, shampoo (full size), shaving cream Shane Swire (full size), socks, toothpaste (full size) toothbrushes, wash cloths and work gloves. Office Manager/Bookkeeper Tiffany Champion Monetary donations are always welcome to help us purchase items needed for each bag. Items may be dropped off Administrative Assistant at Christ the King parish office or checks may be mailed to Stella Maris Seafarers’ Center 150 Marine St. Box 10, David Swire Lake Charles, LA 70601. Youth Ministry/VBS Thank you for your generous support of this important ministry! JoAnna Bearb Elementary PREP Coordinator Tammy Duhon SEMINARIES and SEMINARIANS Jr. High/LifeTeen/Confirmation Now that it is around the holidays, it would be a good time to send a quick "hello" to one or two of the Emilie McCown guys. Everyone appreciates a note from home. Below are the names and addresses of the seminaries Music Director/Accompanist where we have young men studying for the priesthood as well as the names to those seminarians. Aaron Nash R.C.I.A. Director St. Joseph Seminary College 75376 River Road St. Benedict, La. 70457 Eric Gruspier, Joshua Page, Olin Scott Chester, Alec Christ the King Office ````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` 7680 Gulf Highway Notre Dame Seminary Lake Charles, LA 70607 2901 So. Carrollton Ave. Office Hours 9:00 am - 4:30 pm Monday - Thursday New Orleans, La. 70118 Deacon Sam Orsot, Sam Bond, William Fruge, Lai Nguyen, Michael Beverung 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Friday ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Closed for lunch 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Pontifical North American College Office Number: 337-478-0213 00120 Vatican City State Fax Number: 337-478-0793 Europe Michael Caraway, Joseph Caraway, Andy DeRouen, Levi Thompson Weekdays: (Be aware that because of distance involved, it takes longer to get mail to . Postage is also different. I Tuesday & Thursday - 8:00 am Parish Trustees suggest that you go to the post office to get proper postage affixed to anything you're sending to Rome.) Wednesday & Friday - 5:00 pm Lisa Henry Mickey Richard Christian Prayers– 30 minutes prior to weekday Mass Saturday Mass: 5:00 pm - Anticipated Finance Council CHRISTMAS BASKETS FOR THE NEEDY Sunday Masses: 8:30 am & 10:30 am Chris Lemoine Drusilla Jones Holy Days: Chris Klein Our St. Vincent de Paul assistance program for the parish will be giving Christmas baskets for parishion- To be announced Blaine Doucet ers and those in need who qualify and are in our parish boundaries this holiday season. The deadline to Confessions: Pastoral Council get your information to the parish office, 478-0213, will be Wednesday, December 13th. If you are in Saturday 4:00-4:50 pm, 30 minutes before each Sunday need of a basket or if you know someone who is please call by the deadline that Wednesday. Jill Breaux (Vice Chair) Mass and daily Mass or by appointment Tammy Duhon (Secretary) PARISHIONERS: We need your help to put these baskets together. Below is a list of items we Baptisms: Call the Church office for details. Cookie Phillips can use. Please drop at the back of the church or at the parish office. Thank you for your Wilma McDaniel support! Marriage: Call the Church Office at least 6 months in advance. Becky Hensgens

Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) Herman Leger ITEMS: Green beans, corn, yams, cornbread mix, cake mix with frosting, macaroni and cheese, rice, Harold Dyke boxed mashed potatoes, cream of mushroom soup and fried onions. Elementary: Monday 5:15 pm - 6:30 pm Jr. & Sr. High: Wednesday 6:00 pm-7:30 pm We are also in need of small hams for each basket and monetary donations to offset the perishables. Visit Christ the King’s website at Confirmation Classes: Wednesday 6:00 pm- 7:30 pm Administrative meeting-11th grade only-7:35 pm-7:45 pm www.ctkcatholic.org *updated weekly Christ the King ACTS email list:

We are working on updating our list of parishioners on Sundays Reading who have made ACTS (either here or elsewhere), in Reflecting order to send out emails to all who want to receive them regarding our parish ACTS community.

If you have made ACTS, are a member of Christ the FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT—DECEMBER 3, 2017 King and do not receive emails and want to; please send an email to [email protected]. In Introduction: Befana, the Housewife, scrubbing her pane, saw three old sages ride down the lane, saw three the subject put, Re: CtK ACTS Emails and in the grey travelers pass her door—Gaspar, , . body put your name, the year you made your ACTS retreat, number of teams served on and your email “Where journey you sirs?” she asked of them. address and best contact number. Balthazar answered, “To , for we have news of a marvelous thing. Born in a manger is Christ the Thank you for your assistance! King.” ST. LOUIS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL - GREAT “Give Him my welcome!” 2018 RESPECT LIFE FUNDRAISER & Then Gaspar smiled, “Come with us, mistress, to greet the Child.” TUITION GIVE-AWAY$$ “Oh, happily, happily would I fare, were my dusting through and I’d polished the stair.” Win tuition for one year at SLCHS!! CLERGY COOK-OFF– Old Melchior leaned on his saddle horn, “Then send but a gift to the small Newborn.” Invest in a child’s future ~ redeemable for up to two Please note the change in Date and Location “Oh, gladly, gladly I’d send Him one, were the hearthstone swept and my weaving done. As soon as ever I’ve years. (Expires August 1, 2019) baked my bread, I’ll fetch Him a pillow for His head, and a coverlet too,” Befana said. “When the rooms are Online Fundraiser begins early November where $100 For every 500 tickets sold, another tuition prize aired and the linen dry, I’ll look at the Babe.” But the Three rode by. donation gets 2 tickets to the Clergy Cook-Off on She worked for a day and a night and a day, then, gifts in her hands, took up her way. But she never found will be awarded! Jan 20th. Higher donations receive more tickets and beautiful baskets, paintings, or other where the lay. All proceeds benefit St. Louis Catholic High School DRAWING TO BE HELD February 2, 2018 gifts. Cook-Off and a Carnival Fair will be at the at the And still she wanders at , houseless, whose house was all her pride. Whose heart was tardy, NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN Arcade Amphitheater from 10:00-2:00 pm, where whose gifts were late; wanders, and knocks at every gate. Crying, “Good people, the bells begin! Put off your Prize is transferrable. Cannot be redeemed for cash priest and/or deacon led cooking teams will compete to toiling and let Love in.* & does not include registration fee win a $500 prize donation to their parish. The best dish will be voted on by the attendees. This week marks the beginning of Advent Season, followed by the Christmas Season. We, like Befana are COST PER TICKET: $25.00 faced with equally daunting responsibilities and routines. Whether housewife or executive, laborer or retiree the Tickets may be purchased online at slchs.org or at the school’s A family friendly event with carnival foods, Pops and demands made upon us by the many good things in life never diminish from distracting us from pursuing the best office, 1620 Bank Street Rockets ice cream and artist Sterling West drawing in life. Will we allow the demands to also cause us to put off recognizing his coming and postpone bringing him Call 436-7275 or email: [email protected] for more information. caricatures. Supports Pro-Life Ministries including the gift of ourselves? Rachel’s Vineyard, Grief to Grace, and Natural Family Planning. Before we know it the gifts will be opened and relatives will be returning home, and the only lasting impres- NEED SOME HELP WITH GIFT WRAPPING? sion on our heart will be one of exhaustion and disappointment. Once again we may be faced with the emptiness This will be a lot of fun! If you want to sign up or have of heart that comes from realizing that another Advent/Christmas season has passed and we missed the opportuni- Bring those gifts and join us every Sat & Sun afternoon from any questions, please contact Ms. Marjorie Long at ty to worship, and celebrate the Christ child. 1:30-3:30 pm in the hall. 439-7400 ext. 317 or [email protected]. Saint Bernard explains that there are three comings of Christ. The first is what we celebrate as Christmas, Our PREP students and various volunteers will be our where he came in our flesh and in our weakness. In his final coming he will come in glory and majesty. “The ELF wrappers! You may drop off your gifts or stay and intermediate coming is a hidden one; in it only the elect see the Lord within their own selves, and they are saved. enjoy , the Divine Mercy Chaplet, praying In his first coming our Lord came in our flesh and in our weakness; in this middle coming he comes in spirit and of the rosary. Come visit with us and sip on Gaspar Hot in power; in the final coming he will be seen in glory and majesty.”** Saint Bernard reminds us of ’ words, Chocolate, Mechior Hot Cider, and Balthasar homemade “If anyone loves me, he will keep my word, and my Father will love him, and we will come to him.” What will cookies! we do with his coming to us? All proceeds will benefit our Building Fund: These coming Advent and Christmas Seasons can be different, filled with awe and reflection, and with joy, Helping to support the education of our youth & family peace, and adoration bubbling up within us. Instead of being like Befana, when the Befanas of our world knock stability! on our door looking for where the Christ Child lays, we can invite them in to find Jesus in our heart and in our home. Time: 1:30-3:30 pm in the hall Father Tony!! This week let’s determine that the birth of Christ the King will be celebrated this season and all year long in Cost: $1.00 per package, additional donations welcome our heart and lives. Saturday Sunday * “The Ballad of Befana: An Legend” from Starlight: Beholding the Christmas Miracle All Year Long by John Shea. Dec 2nd Dec 3rd ** The Liturgy of the Hours, Vol. I, page 169. Dec 9th Dec 10th Dec 16th Dec 17th Dec 23rd Sat., Dec 2 First Sunday of Advent– Isaiah 63: 16b-17, 19b; 64: 2-7; 1 Corinthians 1: 3-9; Mark 13: 33-37 CALENDAR OF EVENTS December Events 5:00 pm John Michael Humphrey, Rose Louviere, Wade Louviere, Beatrice Babineaux, Philip Daley, Tommie Guidry 9/10 Gift wrapping in the hall (1:30-3:30 pm) Monday, Dec 4 No Mass Sun., Dec 3 First Sunday of Advent– Isaiah 63: 16b-17, 19b; 64: 2-7; 1 Corinthians 1: 3-9; Mark 13: 33-37 14 Chaplet of Divine Mercy (6:00 pm– Dec Only) 5:15 pm PREP (K-5th) 8:30 am Hazel Reed, Helen Theriot, Russell & Goldie Miller, Barbara & Anthony Rasberry, Jessica Miller; Henry, Margaret & Vernon 14/17 Men’s ACTS Retreat– please pray for those attending

LeBlanc & Wilson Rogers, Tommie Guidry, Nita Kober Faulk, Charles Breaux, Percy Thibodeaux, Betty Verkruissen Sendra 15 Catholic Charities (8:00-Noon) Tuesday, Dec 5 7:30 am Christian Prayers 10:30 am Parishioners 18 Abraham’s Tent (8:00-1:00 pm) 8:00 am Mass 18 No Monday PREP (K-5th)- Christmas Holiday Mon., Dec 4 Advent Weekday- Isaiah 2: 1-5; Matthew 8: 5-11 8:30 am Pro-Life Rosary 19 Evening of Remembrance (6:30 pm)

20 No Wednesday PREP (6th-Confirmation)- Christmas Break Tues., Dec 5 Advent Weekday-Isaiah 11:1-10; Luke 10: 21-24 Wed, Dec 6 4:30 pm Christian Prayers 8:00 am Geraldine Gauthreaux Vezina; *A.D. & Boonie Trahan; Curley, Helen & David “DD”, Sue & Allen Wayne Vincent; Ed & Nell 20 Eucharistic Adoration (5:30-9:00 pm) 5:00 pm Mass Vaughan, T.R. & Myrtis Duhon 22/Jan 1st Office Closed– Christmas Holiday 6:00 pm PREP (6th—11th) Wed., Dec 6 Advent Weekday– Isaiah 25: 25: 6-10a; Matthew 15: 29-37 5:00 pm Allen Wayne Vincent, *Brenda Keller Thurs, Dec 7 7:30 am Christian Prayers 8:00 am Mass Thur., Dec 7 Advent Weekday– Saint Ambrose, Bishop & Doctor of the Church, (Memorial)-Isaiah 26: 1-6; Matthew 7:21, 24-27 6:30 pm Feast of Immaculate Conception (Vigil) December Meetings 8:00 am Theresa Duplechain 6:30 pm (Vigil)- Alba Savoie Friday, Dec 8 8:00 am Feast of Immaculate Conception Mass 8 Men’s Scripture Reflection Group (6:00 am) 9 Women’s Prayer Breakfast– 18 & up- (7:00 am) Fri., Dec 8 The Immaculate Conception Of The Blessed Virgin Mary (Holy Day)- Genesis 3:9-15, 20; Ephesians 1: 3-6, 11-12; Luke 1: 26-38 Office Closed– Observance of Holy Day No 5pm mass. 9 Lay Carmelite Meeting (10:00– 1:00 pm) 8:00 am For the souls in purgatory 12 Pastoral Council Meeting –office lobby (6:00 pm) Saturday, Dec 9 4:00 pm Confession Sat., Dec 9 Second Sunday of Advent– Isaiah 40: 1-5, 9-11; 2 Peter 3: 8-14; Mark 1: 1-8 4:30 pm Rosary in the Church 15 Men’s Scripture Reflection Group (6:00 am) 5:00 pm Tommie Guidry, Karen Rosfeld 5:00 pm Mass 21 LAS/K.C. Social (6:30 pm) 29 Men’s Scripture Reflection Group (6:00 am) Sun., Dec 10 Second Sunday of Advent– Isaiah 40: 1-5, 9-11; 2 Peter 3: 8-14; Mark 1: 1-8 Sunday, Dec 10 8:30 am Mass/Breaking open the word 8:30 am Parishioners 10:30 am Mass w/Children’s Church 10:30 am Iris Jones; A.D. & Boonie Trahan; Curley, Helen, David “DD,” Sue & Allen Wayne Vincent; Ed & Nell Vaughan, T.R, & Myrtis Duhon; Nadel & Beverly Gaspard, Ethel Trahan Arabie; Wade Keith Dyson, M/M Garland Boudreaux, M/M Elais Dyson, Patrick Boudreaux, Theresa Courmier, Kathleen Cradeur, Anna Joyce Hebert SECOND COLLECTION Masses are $5.00 per intention per mass SANCTUARY LIGHTS : For Protection Against Storms DEC 10TH RET FUND FOR DIOC PRIESTS Mark your calendars for the Advent “Work of Human CANNED GOODS & POWDERED MILK Please Remember in Prayer our Sick Hands” CRS Fair Trade Sale! This weekend, before and af- CHRIST THE KING IS ACCEPTING ASSORTED Grace Abshire, George Ange, Sam Ange Jr., Danielle Babineaux, Justin Bartie, ter each mass. Plan to stop by and shop some for the Christ- CANNED GOODS, GARDEN PRODUCE & POWDERED Russel Bello, Lee Benoit, Todd Benoit, Janet Berlin, Whitney Beronie, Ronald & Please check our website for online giving options, Lynetta Beaugh, Mariosa Blessington, Patricia Bond, Addison Bordelon, Kelly mas holidays and help our brothers and sisters in need www.ctkcatholic.org MILK FOR CATHOLIC CHARITIES. IF YOU HAVE Boudoin, Brandon Boudoin, Chance Boudreaux, Dwayne Boyd, Sarah Brandow, around the world. SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO DONATE Charlie Mae Brasseaux, Casen Broussard, Judy Broussard Guillory, Evolia PLEASE DROP IT OFF AT THE FRONT OFFICE OR Broussard, Irvin Broussard, Brian Babineaux, Marlena Broussard, Mitchell Holiday shopping that helps you live out your call to IN THE BACK OF THE CHURCH. Broussard, Jamie Burt, Becky Cart, Sherry Carnahan, Nash Chapman, Charlotte help others in need. Chavis, Jimmie Patrick Clark, Dudley Clarke, Cecil Clark III, Jessica Clements, Collections Brenda Conner, Janelle & Leland Crochet, Wayne Cutright, Sharon Demmeritt, Zoey Desormeaux, Ann Dore, Myrna Donnelly, Renee Dowden, Taylen Droddy, Second Weekend of November 2016 CHURCH CLEANING MONTH OF Hurlin Duplichain, Kevin Funn, Arleen Elliott, Tim Duffy, Percy (Joe) Doucet, LECTOR BOOKS: $ 6,000.00 Hazel Dunlap, Wade Dupre, Dylan Estep, Matt Everage, Kayla Fitzpatrick December Family, Dorothy Fontenot & Fmly, Pauline Fontenot, Margie Fontenot, James Lector books for the new liturgical year are in and can be Second Weekend of November 2017 Fontenot, Robert Fontenot, Darryl Farque, David & Carolyn Fruge, Rena Fruge, picked up in the office or sacristy of the church. $ 6,176.00 Pal Vanacore Lauren Fruge, Billie Jean Fruge, Jason Fruge, Cheryl Fuselier, Debbie Garrett, Sharon Gaspard, Monica Gentry, Elaina Granger, Joyce Granger, Neil Gremillion, Linda Richard Tammy Guidry, Jean Guillet, Judy Broussard Guillory, Morgan Hardie & Baby `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Acyce Theriot, Ken Harbison, Gary Hardy, Brayden Michael Harris, Jackie Baptized into the faith by Harris, Rose Harris, Lee Harrison, Elaine Heape, Davy Hebert, Mary Hebert, Third Weekend of November 2016 Betty Hebert, Tina Hebert, Keegan Hoffpauir, Naomie Holloman, Frankie Jester, Water & the Holy Spirit $ 6,807.00 Thank you for keeping our church clean! Mary Johnson, Wayne Jones, Ron Kemerly, Tessa Labove, A.J. & Margie Landry, Grayce LaRacca, Evelyn Lemoine, Drue Lannin, Terry Landreneau, Mike Leger, Gabrielle Isabel Guidry Third Weekend of November 2017 Rita Leginon, Ervin Lognion, Irving LaPoint, George Lapoint, Melissa Laughlin, Barbara Lemaire, Ashton Louviere, Byron Love, Devinda Love, Dale Lutgring, Daughter of Donald Guidry & Jennifer Romero $ 5,373.00 Philip Lee Maurice Maynor, McLean, Lynn Miller, Helen Moreau, Sue Mhire, St. Margaret Catholic School Eula Mae Miller, Roger “Pete” Miller, Deloris Miller, Sonia Miller, David OPEN HOUSE Nelson, Dennis Niver, David Moreau, Grayson Nunez, Juanita Nunez, Dorothy H `````````````````````````````````````````````````````` th Orsot, Melissa Palombo, Mike Parker, Sue Parker, Charley Patterson, Dot Welcome to the Church through Last Weekend of November 2016 Pre-K4 – 8 grade Pellerin, Gilbert & Ruby Peshoff, Wilbur Porche, Shirley Primeaux, Margaret th Tuesday, January 30 ∙ 6pm Ann Richard, Joseph Richard, Gertrude & Buddy Robinson, Joan Roy, Joyce Adult Confirmation $5,943.00 st Ryan, Beverly Royer, Quenton Savoie, Margie Savoie, Destiney Saxby, Madi Last Weekend of November 2017 Wednesday, January 31 ∙ 10am – 12pm Seaward, Jeral Semien, Brain Sapia, Robert Dale Schexnider, Don Simon, Helen (337) 436-7959 │ [email protected] Simon, Tommye Shaver, Connie Shuff, Iola Smith, Kenneth Smith, Joy Smith, Frankie Diane Lemasters $7,102.00 Mary St. Romain, Talon Sonnier, Debbie Theriot, Gerdell Theriot, Mike Theriot, Zula Thibodeaux, Estelle Thibodeaux, Billy Ray Trahan, Laura Trahan, Michael Full-time handy-man/maintenance man needed at Tramel, Charlotte Trosclair, C.O. Vallet, Whitney Veronie, Jean Verret, Norma Verrett, Doug Wallace, Karen Washington, Patrick Watson, Deborah Weeks, St. Margaret Catholic School for next school Huey West, Mayola Wickie, Twila Woods, Charlene Wyche, Linda Zamora year! Names will be removed after 4 weeks. Call the parish Call (337) 436-7959 for more information. office (478-0213) to have names remain on the list or to have them removed.

SATURDAY 5:00 PM SUNDAY 8:30 AM SUNDAY 10:30 AM Schedule for Dec 9th/10th

ALTAR SERVER Erica Guillet Cade Foreman Dwight Johnson

Elementary PREP 6th-Confirmation PREP Kyndal Kohnke Luke Saxby Evan Bernard Dec 4 / Dec 6 5:15—6:30 pm 6:00—7:30 pm EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS Juliana Hinton Emma Crochet Jendy Trahan OF COMMUNION Dec 11 / Dec 13 5:15—6:30 pm 6:00—7:30 pm Charlotte Chavis Ann Leger Chris Bearb Mary Richard Kim Shelstead Marcus Carrier Dec 18 / Dec 20 No PREP-Christmas No PREP– Christmas Break Holiday LECTORS Lee Sensat Wilma McDaniel Tyson Green

Anne Duhon Oralia Benoit Aaron Nash Mentors: Please remember to be praying for your student, and remember them during this holiday season. If you CHILDREN’S CHURCH (10:30) Becky Dupre` have signed up to be a mentor, but have not received a student information sheet, please contact the parish office PRAYER INTENTIONS FOR DECEMBER Pope Francis: Universal: The Elderly. Next Youth Group Meeting: December 3rd (4:00—6:00 pm) That the elderly, sustained by families and Christian communities, may apply their wisdom and Youth Minister: David Swire experience to spreading the faith and forming the new generations. [email protected] Special Mass times for December are as follows:

Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, holy day of obligation mass times are Thursday, Dec. 7th at 6:30 pm (Vigil) and Friday, Dec. 8th at 8:00 am. Christmas mass times are Sunday Dec. 24th—4:00 pm and 6:00 pm and Mon- The next meeting of the CTK Youth Group will be held on December 3rd from 4:00 – 6:00. This meeting will be loads of fun, so be sure to come out! The CTK Youth Group will be decorating the hall, and our for day, Dec. 25th at 8:00 am. Advent season and the wonderful celebration of Christmas. We will have pizza and snacks, as well as Christmas music coupled with tons of fun! If you would like to volunteer to serve, please call the parish office at 478-0213. We need altar servers, lectors, Eucharistic ministers and ushers.

Pray for our Soldiers… Lord hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us.

Regular Choir Rehearsals : Monday’s at 6:00 pm in the church unless noted Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in differently in the bulletin or announced at Mass. If anyone is interested in joining, our time of need, Amen. please join us. Joshua Smith, Kim Rossiter, Charles McFarland, Brad Grant, Nicholas LaFrere Children’s Choir is for school children in the 2nd grade-5th grade. Youth Band is for school children in 6th Jeremiah LaFosse, Blaine Pakerson, Samuel Richard, Brady St. Romain, grade- 12th grade. This year we are holding rehearsals on Sunday mornings at 9:30a.m. in Our Lady Blessed Matt Everage, Treavor Carriere, Kody Willis, Christopher Piper, Austin Hebert, Hall. If you have a student who would like to join the choir please email me at [email protected] or Laci Rosfeld, Daniel Andrus, Jake Verrette & Blake Barrett, call or text 3372747617 to be added to our Choir email list. When added to the list you will begin to receive the st music along with the links to listening examples of the music. The Children’s Choir will be singing on the 1 For parishioners who have family members or friends who serve in any branch of the Armed Sunday of each month, and the Youth Band will sing on the 3rd Sunday of each month. Forces, please call the office to add names to the prayer list.