volume 20 issue 01 november 28, 2021 the word

Volume 20 Issue 01 November 28, 2021

THE WORD

First Reading: I will raise up for David a just shoot; he shall do what is right

and just in the land. (Jer 33:15) Psalm:

To you, O Lord, I lift my soul. (Ps 25)

Second Reading: Strengthen your hearts,

to be blameless in holiness before our God and Father at the coming of our Lord Jesus

with all his holy ones. (1 Thes 3:13)

Gospel: Stand erect and raise your

Heads because your redemption is at hand.

(Lk 21:28)

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NOVEMBER 28, 2021 THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT

CHURCH DIRECTORY

Pastor: Fr. Vincent J. Dufresne

Deacons: Alfred Adams & Mario (Sam) Sammartino

School Principal: Mrs. Paula Poche

PASTORAL CENTER P.O. Box 129 Paulina, LA 70763 Physical Location 2130 Rectory Street, Paulina Phone: 225-869-5751 Fax: 225-869-4166 Website: www.rivrdcat.org Email: [email protected] [email protected]

St. Michael the Archangel 6490 Highway 44, Convent Fax: 225-562-3255 Deacon Adams: -225-562-3255

St. Joseph 2130 Rectory Street, Paulina 225-869-5751 Most Sacred Heart of Jesus 616 Main Street, Gramercy Priest Residence: 225-869-5324

Our Lady of Prompt Succor Chapel 2530 Louisiana Avenue, Lutcher Perpetual Adoration & Daily Mass

St. Peter Chanel Elementary School 2590 Hwy 44, Paulina Office: 225-869-5778 Fax: 225-869-8131 Cluster Personnel; DRE’S; Pastoral Staff; Maintenance Supervisor; Cemeteries & Pastoral Council Members Pastoral Center Staff Sherry Bourgeois, Tammy Martin & Allison Badeaux Deacon Sam Sammartino Social Responsibility, Marriage Preparation, Tribunal Advisor Maintenance Supervisor: Gordon Jenkins Cemeteries: Deacon Alfred or Gordon Jenkins Faith Formation Deacon Adams-DRE; High School PSR, Marriage Prep., Lay Ministry Coordinator Melissa Laurent-DRE, Youth Ministry, H.S. PSR, Lay Ministry Coordinator & Baptism Prep Harriet Melancon-DRE S H Elementary PSR, & Bulletin Editor Carol Ann Rome-DRE SM Elementary Donna Waguespack-DRE SJ Elementary St. Michael Pastoral Council Mollie Arceneaux, Jon Hotard, Rodney Roussel, Spencer Chauvin, Jane Poche & Laurie Roussel St. Joseph Pastoral Council John Abreo, Tania Bourgeois, Tim Detillier, Garland Poche, David Richard & Emery Forsythe Sacred Heart Pastoral Council Allie Bourgeois, Earl Deroche, Jr., Joellyn Hebert, Jody Ordeneaux, Donna Rochon & Connie Loupe

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 28TH

FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT

8:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M.

For: The Parishioners of St. Michael For: The Parishioners of St. Joseph For: The Parishioners of Sacred Heart

Reconciliation: 7:00-7:50 A.M. (C) & 4:00-4:50 P.M. (G)

Jer 33:14-16/1 Thes 3:12—4:2/Ps 25:4-5, 8-9, 10, 14 [1b]/Lk 21:25-28, 34-36

MONDAY, NOV. 29TH

ADVENT WEEKDAY

7:00 A.M. (L) For: Micki & Buck Arceneaux, Deceased Members of CDA (SM)

Reconciliation Before 7:00 A.M. Mass

Is 2:1-5/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4b,

4cd-5, 6-7, 8-9/Mt 8:5-11

TUESDAY, NOV. 30TH

SAINT ANDREW, APOSTLE

7:00 A.M. (L)

For: Alice & LJ Bourgeois


Rom 10:9-18/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11

[10]/Mt 4:18-22

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1ST ADVENT WEEKDAY

5:30 P.M. (L)

For: Crystal Heltz, LtCol Joseph A. Lucia III & Joe (Tardy) Lucia, Malcolm

Faucheux, Irwin Montz, Bradley & Jason Bourgeois, Audrey & Leon Keller,

Missy Wescovich Sinks, Claude & Melda Petit & Sons, Ewell & Georgina

Poirrier Family, Joseph & Scott Accardo, Dale Petit, Lena D. & Curtis J

Matherne & Family, Floyd J. “Monk” Ordeneaux Jr. & Family, Lawrence &

Delia Lambert, Richard Roussel & Grady Poche, Kenny Pham, John

“Kenny” Abreo Jr., Souls in Purgatory

Is 25:6-10a/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5,

6 [6cd]/Mt 15:29-37

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2ND ADVENT WEEKDAY

7:00 A.M (L)

For: Charlie & Lil Duhe


Is 26:1-6/Ps 118:1 and 8-9, 19-21, 25-27a [26a]/Mt 7:21,

24-27

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3RD SAINT FRANCIS

XAVIER

7:00 A.M. (L) For: Daniel & Rowena Laroze, Donna Wescovich, Richard & Charmaine

Zeringue, Lawrence & Delia Lambert, Darren “Pete” Laroze, Celeste Louviere,

M/M Oril Louviere Sr. & Family, Mr. Julian Guidry & Family, Floyd & Eunice

Berthelot, Margaret T. Poche, Kathleen Mire Andermann, LJ Hymel Sr., Souls

in Purgatory


Is 29:17-24/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14

[1a]/Mt 9:27-31

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4TH ADVENT WEEKDAY;

SAINT JOHN DAMASCENE, PRIEST,

DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH

4:00 P.M. (P)

6:00 P.M. (G)

For: Robert & Hilda Waguespack & Family, Roland “Shawee” Roussel,

Rosemary L. Roussel & Family, M/M Roman Lambert Sr. Family, M/M

Ernest J. Veron, M/M Joseph Lambert & Sylvia; Jody, Barry & Brian Duhe;

Melvin, Peggy, Rachel & Harold Peti; Ferrell & Derik Millet, M/M Sam Glori-

oso, Carolyn (Kooky) Millet, Rose Rouillier, Albert “Black” Schexnayder, Leroy

Oubre, Ellis & Camille Roussel, Chester & Bernice Bourgeois, Mary Arce-

neaux, Kenny Pham, Craig Trosclair, Hazel Martin Simon, Grace St. Pierre,

Jerry Louque, Dale Jr. & Mary Ann Lambert, Nathan Louque, Clifford & Pete

LeBlanc, Jackie J. Roussel, Kathleen Mire Andermann, Souls in Purgatory,

For: Rita & Amedee Boe, Yvonne & Scotty Bourgeois, Guise, Ana & John

Nguyen, Ida & Pat Roddy, Donald F. Hebert, Joe Samrow Jr. & Thekla Sam-

row, Sheldon Roussel, Kenny Pham, Clarence & Mary Ann Torres Marse,

Jonathan Bourgeois, Gerald Waguespack, James O’Neil Steib Sr., Jerry Louque;

Irma, William, Francis & Lucille Duhe; Gerald Waguespack, Souls in Purgatory

Reconciliation: 3:00-3:50 P.M. (P)

Is 30:19-21, 23-26/Ps 147:1-2, 3

-4, 5-6 [cf. Is 30:18d]/Mt

9:35—10:1, 5a, 6-8

Mass Times; Intentions and Readings

Sanctuary Candle In Memory of:

Leon & Audrey Keller (SM)

Kenny Pham (SJ)

Jonathan & Ferrel Bourgeois, Joe & Ethel Martin (SH)

Ethel Zeringue (AC)

John (Kenny) Abreo, Jr. (LC)

Sherilyn Poche

Robert “Bean” Montelius Braylee Lambert

Harris & RoxAnne Duhe’ Damien Powers

Kathleen Canatella

Betty Brignac Gerald Levet

Myrrh H. Poche Cathy Nosacka Allie Bourgeois Diane Rome

Those In Need of Our Prayers:

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BAPTISM: You must be registered parishioners to request baptism in one of the cluster churches. Baptisms are celebrated on the 1st Sun.-St. Michael, 2nd Sun.-St. Joseph & 3rd Sun.-Sacred Heart. Parents & Godparents are required to attend baptismal prep seminar, or complete on-line course now offered. REGISTER at least two weeks before the seminar by calling Missy Laurent (869-5751).

RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults and Children): If you are interested in becoming a Catholic, contact Ernie or Lisa Sieber @ 266-0569, or Fr. Vincent Dufresne for more information about the RCIA process.

MATRIMONY: Couples planning a wedding are asked to contact Deacon Alfred Adams at

562-3255 at least six months prior to their planned wedding date. No tenta-tive wedding date can be confirmed before initial meeting with the priest.

PASTORAL CARE OF THE SICK: For emergency sick calls, please contact the Pastoral Center for a priest. If it is after hours follow the phone prompts to contact a priest.

RECONCILIATION: Reconciliation available in churches before 7:00 A.M. daily Mass: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and weekend Masses as scheduled. CHRISTIAN BURIAL: Please contact the Pastoral Center as soon as possible prior to making funeral arrangements.

Sacraments & Services

Each year, the Holy Father asks for our prayers for a specific intention monthly.

You are invited to answer the Holy Father's request and to join with many worldwide in

praying for this intention each month.

For:

People Who Suffer from Depression We pray that people who suffer from depression

or burn-out will find support and a light that opens them up to life.

Sunday: For Francis, our Pope, Michael, our Bishop, Vincent, our Pastor, Alfred & Sam, our deacons, that they may be

strengthened by the Holy Spirit.

Monday: Spirit of meekness and humility.

Tuesday: Spirit of Faith.

Wednesday: Spirit of Charity.

Thursday: Love of the Holy Eucharist.

Friday: For peace within our country.

Saturday: Love of chastity & the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Apostleship of Prayer Intentions of Pope Francis

Please pray for all expectant mothers

especially those listed:

Traci Hymel Michaela M. Sisson

Kristin Sweeney Ashley Montz

Kimberly B. Keller Emily Duebler

Elisabeth Laurent

Lord Jesus, we thank you for your protection of these mothers-to-be and their babies. Thank you for keeping their babies safe and secure in their mother’s womb and in your love. Thank you for strengthening these precious babies, keeping them healthy, and preparing them for the plans you have set before them. For as long as their pregnancy lasts, we pray that you will be doing the mighty and marvelous work that only you can do, creating life and bringing beauty into the world through your creations. Amen.

Traveling Chalice & Statue of Our Lady of Fatima Host family: Dec. 1st –8th Jhan & Kathy Lambert

Interested in becoming a host family? Call: Cheryl Louque, 225-206-2929

Our Lady of Fatima Statue with Rosary Host family Nov. 28th-Dec. 4th Jeanette McCahill (St. Michael);

Catherine Boudreaux (St. Mary) Call: Geraldine Hoover, 225-562-7129

Prayer Line: Praying for parishioners needs: To join this ministry or add someone to the prayer list contact:

Nancy Cashio, 225-869-8124; Geraldine Hoover, 225-562-7129; Etta Ruiz, 225-869-8425 or Marcy St. Pierre, 225-869-9820.

Expectant Mothers Prayer Corner

Luka Joseph Naquin

Luka Joseph is the son of Shane Michael & Kristin Marie Gravois Naquin.

Luka Joseph was baptized by Deacon Alfred Adams, Sr. on

Wednesday, November 10, 2021 at St. Michael Church.

Story Lynn Keating & Miley Ann Keating

Story Lynn and Miley Ann are the daughters of Willie Bruce & Judy Kaye Laborde Keating.

Story Lynn and Miley Ann were baptized by Rev. Vincent J. Dufresne on Saturday, November 13, 2021

at Most Sacred Heart of Jesus Church.

Gianna Claire Milazzo

Gianna Claire is the daughter of Anthony Da-vid & Emily Claire Bland Milazzo.

Gianna Claire was baptized by Deacon Alfred Adams, Sr.

on Sunday, November 14, 2021 at St. Michael Church.

Emerie Elizabeth Williams

Emerie Elizabeth is the daughter of Brett James & Maci Elizabeth Schexnayder Williams. Emerie Elizabeth was

baptized by Rev. Vincent J. Dufresne on Sunday, November 14, 2021 at St. Joseph Church.

Luka Joseph, Story Lynn, Miley Ann, Gianna Claire and Emerie Elizabeth you are now initiated into the Catholic faith, and welcomed into the membership of the church and the holy body of the people of Christ. Congratulations!

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In three weeks, the Supreme Court will debate abortion. You can just imagine the media circus.

I know many of you will be asking: What can I do?

We’ve just launched a new resource page over at the CatholicVote website. The page has information about the pro-life Mississippi law

at the heart of the upcoming Supreme Court case, and answers to some of the questions CatholicVote members have been asking us.

But this isn’t just an education campaign. Right now, we need prayer.

Join Us in Adoration to End Abortion.

We have fought very hard to rally support around sound constitutional judges for the Supreme Court.

But while the current makeup of justices looks very promising, we know from history that we can’t take anything for granted.

We really do need prayer more than ever before.

So we are calling on Catholics across the country to join to-gether in Eucharistic adoration on the eve of December 1 -- the day when the Supreme Court hears the landmark pro-life case

Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health.

Visit our Adoration to Defeat Abortion page now. https://catholicvote.org/dobbs

WORSHIP & MEDITATION

1st Sunday of Advent

Staying awake can often be a challenge, especially when we are

exhausted. Life’s demands have a way of zapping every last bit of

energy out of us. When we are tired it affects us not only physi-

cally, but psychologically and spiritually as well. All of our senses

are dulled and diminished. We can overlook details, become

disinterested, lethargic and apathetic, and detached. Getting suffi-

cient physical rest only helps so much. We need to be rejuvenat-

ed, refreshed, and reenergized in other ways. If we are psycho-

logically exhausted, we need to understand what is draining our

emotions and taxing our relationships. If we are spiritually tired,

we need to find the necessary “shot in the arm” to put us back in

touch with God. Unfortunately, exhaustion is seldom limited to

just one part of who we are. When we lack energy and zeal it is

usually the case that everything suffers. We not only are affected

physically, but psychologically and spiritually as well. In short,

when we run out of gas the engine stops.

And yet, our Lord’s directive is clear, “Be vigilant at all times.”

Even Jesus knew what “the anxieties of daily life” can do to us.

One day pours into another and time quickly flies by. Any one of

us can take a moment and reflect on how many wonderful, crea-

tive opportunities

we miss because

there is always so

much “stuff” to

do and so little

time to do it.

Usually these are

missed moments

of love, and if we

are missing love encounters we are also missing God. Sleepwalk-

ing through life, we check the boxes next to our list of “must and

have to dos” and justify it all by convincing ourselves that tomor-

row is another day and there’ll be more time. It may surprise us,

but tomorrow is here, and time is running out. While we may

like to believe that we have an “eternity” of time to do all those

things that require the focus, energy, and desire we do not cur-

rently have, we don’t. We’re on a limited ride and time is short.

Jesus is also clear on another point. “That day [will] catch you by surprise like a trap.” If we are going to be judged on love and so

easily justify not having all that much time to do so, then it seems we must shift focus a bit. St. Teresa of Calcutta tells us, “We

desire to be able to welcome Jesus at Christmas-time, not in a cold manger of our heart, but in a heart full of love and humility,

a heart so pure, so immaculate, so warm with love for one an-other.” Getting to this place doesn’t “just happen.” It requires

vigilance and discipline both with a knowledge of what is really of importance and what really needs to be the focus of our ener-

gy and time. Pray, starting now and not tomorrow, that we can stay alert, be strengthened in our faith, and prepared for whatev-

er will come. Don’t miss another opportunity to love.

A Call To Reflect & Respond

First Reading: The prophet Jeremiah speaks of God’s promise to fulfill the covenant made with King

David, four hundred years earlier in 1000 B.C. As we enter into the season of Advent, how might you show your fidelity to God?

Second Reading: Paul’s prayer for the believers in Thessalonica is to abound in love and strength for

one another in preparation for the return of Christ. How do you think communities of faith can support each other during the Advent season?

Gospel: In Jesus teaching the disciples about the coming end times and judgement day, he

warns them not to be too distracted by the stresses and anxieties of daily life. How do you keep focused on your spiritual life amongst the many daily

challenges we face?

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Paula Poche-Principal Susan Weidert-Bookkeeper

Email: [email protected]

SPC School Mass, Wednesday December 1st. 8:00 A.M. Students Only

Congratulations to St. Peter Chanel’s Teacher of the Year: Ms. Lauren Roussel

Staff Member of the Year: Mrs. Patty Millet

5th Grade Student of the Year: Allison Vincent.

SPC’s Distinguished Graduate Mrs. Cathy Dufresne.

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SAINT OF THE WEEK

St. John Damascene | Feast Day December 4

St. John Damascene

(676 -749) was the son of the chief of the reve-nue depart-ment in the city of Da-

mascus. Through his

father, he received a

classical and theological education

and attempt-ed to follow in his foot-

steps by serv-ing in a government position. However, the Lord was calling him to a different life, and a few years later he resigned from his position

and went to the Monastery of St. Sabas, where he wrote books and composed hymns

along with his adopted brother, Cosmas. St. John Damascene is best known for his

writings against the iconoclasts, who opposed

the veneration of images; his treatise, Exposi-

tion of the Orthodox Faith, a summary of the

Greek Fathers; and his work as a poet, one of

the two greatest of the Eastern Church. His

devotion to the Blessed Mother and his ser-

mons on her feasts are well known.

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Nov. 14, 2021 (SM) (SJ) (SH)

Offertory $1,379.00 $7,271.00 $2,632.00

On-line $1,097.00 $2,845.00 $1,575.00

Maintenance - - - - - - - - -

WHY DO WE DO THAT?

CATHOLIC LIFE EXPLAINED

Question:

How are the feasts of the baptism of Jesus and the account of the wedding feast of Cana related to the Epiphany cele-bration? Answer:

The Epiphany season focuses on revealing Jesus to the world. Following the Christmas celebration, the liturgical year lays out a series of manifestation points in which Jesus is made publicly known. From its very beginning, the Christian community high-lighted three events in the life of Jesus. These are the Epiphany, the Baptism of the Lord and the wedding feast at Cana. The Epiphany discloses Jesus to the world of the Gentiles, repre-sented by the magi from the East. The accounts of Jesus' baptism reveal his identity and mission, along with exposing him to those to whom he was sent to minister. The miracle of turning water to wine at the wedding feast of Cana, unique to John's Gospel, is the first public sign that Jesus performs, thus manifesting his public identity and his powers. Today in the Roman Church, these are usually celebrated on three successive Sundays: Epiphany, the Baptism of the Lord which is usually the next Sunday, and the wedding feast of Cana, which is proclaimed on the 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time in lectionary year C. These feasts connect around the concept of epiphany, public

manifestation of Jesus to the world. They help us get to know

more intimately who Jesus is and what he is about. Spend some

time delving more deeply into your understanding of who Jesus is.

Continue to cultivate these "epiphany" moments in your life.

St. Paul tells us that the love we

received from the Lord must

increase and be shared with those

around us that we need to be holy

before God. Are you willing to

teach the Gospel to others and to help prepare them for

the coming of the Lord? If yes, call or email Father

Joshua Johnson at (225) 336-8778, [email protected],

or visit www.diobr.org/vocations.

Preparing the Manger

Where do you fall in the “Christmas-songs-in-November” debate — do you like them, tolerate them, or out-right hate them? There’s no theolog-ical problem with Christmas songs in November outside of worship, even if it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. But there is a problem with getting so caught up in the baggage of the season — the trimmings, the gifts, the celebrations, all of which are marvelous in their own way — that you forget to prepare the manger.

Every good Catholic knows that Lent is a penitential season. It’s hard to miss that point — Lent doesn’t even have any fun songs you can groove to on the radio. We are pret-ty good at recognizing that Lent calls us to examine ourselves. To deny ourselves. To give of ourselves. And

most of all, Lent calls us to prepare, as a good steward does, for the re-turn of our master.

It’s harder for us to remember that with Advent, but Advent is just as much of an opportunity for pen-ance, preparation, and reconciliation to God — and just as much reason, too. The very name of the season — “advent” — encourages us to focus on what is coming, not what is al-ready here. Be on guard, the readings tell us today, “so that your hearts are not weighed down with dissipation and drunkenness and the worries of this life, and (the coming of the Lord) catch you unexpectedly, like a trap.”

So let us not forget — our master’s advent is upon us. And let us ask ourselves: how can we prepare the manger?

Stewardship… “Be on guard,” Jesus warns in today’s Gospel, “lest your spirits become

bloated with indulgence.” Let us heed His warning and follow the advice of St. Paul, conducting ourselves in a way pleasing to God,

overflowing with love for one another. See Luke 21:34

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