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Pastor’s Corner – April 15

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus, I think that we often wonder “How God Speaks To Us?”  In a three part series I will address the Sacred Tradition, the Bible and the Magisterium.   As from the first, God speaks to His Church through the Bible and through Sacred Tradition.  To make sure we understand

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Fr. Travis Abadie Welcome Fr. David Hebert Farewell 6 p.m. Mass Fr. David Hebert Farewell 10 a.m. Mass Fr. David Hebert Farewell 8 a.m. Mass Fr. David Hebert Farewell 4 p.m. Mass 50th Anniversary Parish Picnic 50th Anniversary Mass Deacon Schexnayder Retirement Parish Picnic 2024 Ministry Appreciation Crawfish Boil 2024 Vacation Bible Camp 2023 Ministry

Pastor’s Corner – April 8

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus, I have been your pastor for ten months and many changes have and will be taking place to ensure safety and the flow of operations in liturgy and office practices. The changes made in liturgy and placement of items on the altar are my preference to how I

Informed Catholics – April 2018

The Importance of Family Mealtimes In the lives of today’s busy families, it may seem hard to make time for a family mealtime. However, the effort is well worth the return. When families eat together, it offers parents and siblings several benefits. Parents have an opportunity to listen to their children, and stay more in-tuned

Pastor’s Corner – April 1

My Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus, As we end our Lenten journey I wanted to share with you some of the teachings of our faith regarding what Easter means to Christians – to Catholics. “The Fulfillment of Our Faith – Easter is a day of celebration because it represents the fulfillment of our faith

Pastor’s Corner – March 25

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ Jesus, Lent concludes with Holy Week, when, like the early Christians, we prepare for Easter by an intense recollection of the final events of Jesus’ life: his triumphal entry in Jerusalem (Passion or Palm Sunday), his Last Supper (Holy Thursday), his crucifixion and death (Good Friday) and the discovery

Faith for Families Harvest Fest

November 14, 2017 The attitude of gratitude theme rang true, as the families attending Harvest Fest on Nov. 5 were grateful to have beautiful weather to picnic, play, and visit with other parishioners. Many thanks go out to all of the gracious volunteers who helped with Faith For Families Harvest Fest: the Sunshine Committee, Knights

Thank you for donating to the SES Food Drive

March 20, 2018 “If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other.”  It’s one of the many profound quotes of Mother Teresa of Calcutta, who personified the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy. Parishioners of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton generously acted on the first Corporal Works of Mercy