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St. Anne Roman Catholic Church Established: July 29, 1859 The Parish was originally dedicated to St. Etienne (St. Stephen), but the name was changed in 1869 to St. Anne. January 24, 2021 — Third Sunday in Ordinary Time THE HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS Saturday Vigil: 4 pm Sunday: 8 am, 11 am (live streamed), and 5 pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 8:30 am Thursday: 5:30 pm First Saturday: 8:30 am THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE (Covid change listed inside bulletin) Saturday: 3 pm to 3:45 pm Sunday (last weeks of Advent and Lent): 4 pm to 4:45 pm Weekdays: 20 minutes before each Mass THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM The Sacrament is celebrated on the Second Sunday of each month at 9am. Contact the Parish Office before the baby is born for required classes. Sponsors are to be practicing Catholics who attend Sunday Mass every week. Sponsors are to be confirmed. THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY Arrangements are to be made at least six months prior to wedding date. The first contact should always be with the Parish Staff who will provide a packet with necessary guidelines, requirements and paper work. THE SACRAMENT OF THE SICK Church teaching reminds us that this sacrament is for those who are seriously ill or going into more serious surgery. Call the Parish Office to request. OFFICE HOURS: Monday through Thursday, 8:30 am to 12 Noon, 1pm to 4pm Friday, 9am to 12 Noon 201 Church Street, Youngsville, LA 70592 Website: stannechurch.net Phone: 337-856-8212 Fax: 337-856-8277 E-Mail: [email protected] Rev. Fr. Michael J. Russo, 16th Pastor Deacon Ed Boustany (CAST Director) Deacon Douglas Hebert Deacon Cody Miller MOTHER’S DAY OUT A two or three day (9am to 2pm) educational program for children 18 months to 4 years old Jan LeBlanc, Director — 337.857.6323 [email protected] PRAY FOR THE SICK MASS INTENTIONS MONDAY, January 25, 8:30 am Janelle Adydan Angelle Martin Jr. & Fly. May Beach Inez Barras Isabelle Carita Vallot TUESDAY, January 26, 8:30 am Maria B. Melancon Catherine Matt (birthday) Baudoin Joe Menard Names will Leota Castille Steven Mitchell remain on for WEDNESDAY, January 27, 8:30 am Charlie Guillory Edna Mouton one (1) month, Delia Dominguez, Ronald “Ronnie” Shaw Gene Hamiliton Penny Oubre unless notified THURSDAY, January 28, 5:30 pm Joyce Hebert Nick Romero otherwise. Shirley Huffpauir Kathy T. H. M/M Tim Smith, Landry Sr. & Fly. FRIDAY, January 29, 8:30 am Steve Landry Tommy L. Smith, Joseph D. & Melba H. Melancon SATURDAY, January 30, 4:00 pm If you are a NEW PARISHIONER here at St. Anne, please Willis, Louella, Frederick & John Vice, Henry, Anna, fill out a Census Form. The forms can be picked up by the Dalton, Henry Lee & Nita Vice, M/M Gaston Grossie, choir loft in Church or at the Parish Office, or you may register Dot Duhon, Joseph Charles & Lucy Lipari Russo, on our website at www.stannechurch.net. Peter Timmy Thanh Tran, Gerald Fremin, Alvin & Elaine Colbert & Family, Special Intention, Paul If you are presently a registered parishioner, but have re- Keenze, Percy Ortego, Fr. Mao Nguyen, Charles cently had a change of address or phone number, please con- Hidalgo, Kent Langlinais, Brummell Langlinais, Sim- tact the Parish Office so that your records can be updated. eon & Rena Langlinais, Alfred Ematile Mequet, Al- Thank you! fred Mequet, Jr. Sacrificial Giving SUNDAY, January 31, 8:00 am Elton & Tim Hebert, Peter Timmy Thanh Tran, All Weekend of January 16th/17th Souls in Purgatory, Roy Folse, Geronimo Dao Danh $12,228.24 Toan, Dominico Tran Dinh Can, Maria Nguyen Thi Cuc, Joseph Bui Huy Long, Maria Do Thi Vui St. Ignatius of Loyola— Prayer to be more generous 11:00 am Lord, teach me to be generous. Teach me to serve you as you Graham Smith & Family Members deserve; to give and not to count the cost; to fight and not to heed the wounds; to toil and not to seek for rest; to labor and 5:00 pm not to ask for reward save that of knowing that I do your will. Pro Populo (for all parishioners) Online Giving: Remember that online giving is a safe and easy way to support your Church Parish. You will find all of our collections and the frequency of donating easy. Go to our website and click the ONLINE GIVING tab. FLOWERS IN THE SANCTUARY Offertory Envelopes: We encourage the use of offertory Week of January 24th envelopes. Wrap up your gift for Jesus each week. J. L. & Jeanette Franchebois NOTE: Norma Currier & Florine Guidry Please call the rectory to request a 2020 Lisa Comeaux contribution statement if needed for tax purposes. PLEASE CONSIDER ON-LINE GIVING Visit our website and click on “ON LINE GIVING” and follow the instructions. It’s that easy! OR CONSIDER USING OFFERTORY ENVELOPES Why should I use offertory envelopes? Because in a very materialistic world, followers of Jesus get distracted, so we need reminders. Envelopes help us organize and carefully think out our manner of giving to the Lord. Without envelopes, we tend to reach into our pockets at the last minute to pull out left-overs, what we do not really need. Thus, we easily end up giving to a waiter at a restaurant (the 15 to 20% tip), more than we give to the Lord each week. When something is special and important, we usually wrap the gift up. Using envelopes helps us “wrap up” our gift for Jesus each week, making it more beautiful and meaningful. Call the Parish Office to receive offertory envelopes. PARISH/DIOCESAN ANNOUNCEMENTS CONFESSIONS are held each Saturday from 10am to 11am in Church. This is due to Covid social distanc- ing restrictions which would make confession lines impossible to manage before Masses. CORPORAL WORKS OF MERCY PROJECTS (Covid has altered our yearly calendar, but we are committing to the activities below. Prayerfully consider helping out.) St. Joseph Diner in Lafayette is in desperate need of volunteers to help prepare food and assist with meal preparation/ cleaning. Must be 15 years or older. St. Anne Church is committing to twice a month, from 7:00am til 11:00am ON THE FOLLOWING THURSDAYS: February 4th, 18th, March 4th, 18th, April 1st, 15th, 29th and May 6th, 20th. Ten(10) workers are need for each day. If you can commit, please call Tina DeLeon, 849.3647 who will coordinate. FLOWERS IN THE SANCTUARY throughout the liturgical year Come by the Parish Office to reserve dates In Honor/In Memory of loved ones. ON DECK Registered parishioner mail out and email survey on New Church construction Blessing of throats — Wednesday, February 3rd, following the 8:30am Mass 2021 Bishops Services Appeal collection — weekend of Feb 13/14 (Handouts weekend of Feb 6/7) Lenten Way of the Cross — will be prayed each Friday of Lent at 5pm with Holy Mass immediately following. There will be NO Friday 8:30am Masses during Lent; Masses on Fridays will be in the evening — the exception will be on March 19th, St. Joseph’s Day. Lenten Mission — Deacon Cody Miller will conduct a four night Lenten Mission entitled, “The Four Last Things”, Monday through Thursday, March 8th through 11th; Rosary at 5:30pm with Mission from 6pm to 7pm. (The Thurs- day Mass during this week will be moved to 8:30am.) Mark your calendars. The Sacrament of Confirmation — Sunday, March 14, at the 5pm Mass. St. Joseph Altar in the Parish Hall — Due to Covid a smaller Altar will be erected in the Parish Hall on Friday, March 19th. Bread bags/holy cards/traditional fava bean will be handed out to parishioners. There will be no serving of food or sweets. YEAR OF ST. JOSEPH PILGRIMAGES (continued) On Wednesday, Feb 3rd, following the 8:30am Votive Mass of St. Joseph and the Blessing of Throats, we will travel to St. Joseph Churches in Broussard, Milton and Maurice. Due to Covid, we will car pool. Since the Churches are relatively close to Youngsville, there will not be a planned scheduled lunch stop. Please call the Parish Office to put your name on the roster in order for us to get an estimated number of those interested. There is no fee. BAPTISM CLASSES are held on a Sunday of every other month at 9:30am in the Parish Hall. Information packets must be completed and turned into the Parish Office before parents and godpar- ents can be registered to attend a class. Details and printable packets can be found on our website: stannechurch.net under the sacraments section, or you can come to/or call the Parish Office to ob- tain paper work. Again, you must first be registered to attend the class. Next class is scheduled for Sunday, March 21st PARISH ORGANIZATIONS PRAYER APOSTOLATES FIRST FRIDAY ONE HOUR ADORATION following the Ladies Altar Society – Group meetings are held four 8:30am Mass, concluding with Benediction. Plan to make a times per calendar year. New members are welcome. monthly commitment to pray for loved ones and to surround the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus with your love. Knights of Columbus Council #6057— Meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of the month at the KC Hall. PRAYER FOR CANCER PATIENTS: A statue of St. Peregrine, patron of cancer patients, along with his precious St. Anne and Joachim Society meets once a month with relic, is made available to go into the homes of those diagnosed the pastor following the First Saturday 8:30am Mass to with cancer. Call the Parish Office to get on the roster.
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    SOME IMPORTANT DATES 1170 Birth of Saint Dominic in Calaruega, Spain. 1203 Dominic goes with his bishop, Diego, on a mission to northern Europe. On the way he discovers, in southern France, people who no longer accept the Christian faith. 1206 Foundation of the first monastery of Dominican nuns in Prouille, France. 1215 Dominic and his first companions gather together in Toulouse. 1216 Pope Honorius III approves the foundation of the Dominican Order. 1217 Dominic disperses his friars to set up communities in Paris, Bologna, Rome and Madrid. 1221 8th August, Dominic dies in Bologna. 1285 Foundation of the Dominican Third Order. Its Rule approved by the Master General, Munoz de Zamora. 1347 Birth of Catherine of Siena, patroness of Lay Dominicans. 1380 29th April, Catherine of Siena dies in Rome. 1405 Pope Innocent VII approves Rule of the Third Order. 1898 Establishment of the Dominican Order in Australia. 1932 Second Rule of the Third Order approved by the Master General, Louis Theissling. 1950 Establishment of the Province of the Assumption. 1964 Third Rule approved. 1967 First National Convention of Dominican Laity in Australia (held in Canberra). 1969 Fourth Rule promulgated by the Master General, Aniceto Fernandez. 1972 Fourth Rule approved (on an experimental basis) by the Sacred Congregation for Religious). 1974 Abolition of terms "Third Order" and "Tertiaries". 1985 First International Lay Dominican Congress held in Montreal, Canada. 1987 Fifth (present) Rule approved by the Sacred Congregation for Religious and Secular Institutes and promulgated by the Master, Damien Byrne. The Dominican Laity Handbook (1994) P68 THE THIRD ORDER OF ST.