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To offer one way of joining with Archbishop Aymond in prayer and sacrifice for our local Church, Father Kyle invites you to take part in a Holy Hour beginning at 3 pm on Friday 10/23.

Our shepherd invites us all to unite in a special day of prayer and sacrifice for our archdiocese, this Friday 10/23. He asks also that we pray the Litany of the Sacred Heart, found at: https://nolacatholic.org/litany-of-the-sacred-heart

Mass attendance is by sign-up only. Click title above. Questions? Call our office, 985-839-4040.

Mass attendance is by sign-up. Click the title above. When you choose which Mass to sign up for, please be aware that our weekend Masses are open to anyone, not just folks who work during the week. Questions? Call our office, 985-839-4040.

Archbishop Aymond speaks on video regarding events of the past week and a half. Click title above.

The bankruptcy court in case number 20-10846 pending in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana has set a deadline of March 1, 2021 to file a Sexual Abuse Proof of Claim in the Archdiocese of New Orleans Bankruptcy. A Sexual Abuse Proof of Claim form may be found at: www.NolaChurchclaims.com

The bankruptcy court in case number 20-10846 pending in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana has set a deadline of November 30, 2020 to file a General Proof of Claim in the Archdiocese of New Orleans Bankruptcy. A General Proof of Claim form may be found at: https://www.donlinrecano.com/Clients/rcano/Static/BDPOC

Mass attendance is by sign-up only. When you choose which Mass to sign up for, please be aware that our weekend Masses are open to anyone, not just folks who work during the week. Questions? Call our office, 985-839-4040.

Mass attendance is by sign-up only. When you pick which Mass to sign up for, please be aware that our weekend Masses are open to anyone, not just folks who work during the week. Questions? Call our office, 985-839-4040.

Rosary 8:30 am / Mass 9 am. Celebrating Saturday as the day of Mary has been a devotion in the Church for at least 1300 years. We chose 1st Saturdays because Our Lady of Fatima asked the visionaries to pray a five Saturday devotion in reparation for sins against her Immaculate Heart. Specifically, she asks for four actions: (1) go to Confession, (2) receive Communion, (3) recite the Rosary, and (4) meditate 15 minutes on one of the mysteries of the Rosary. You're welcome to take part in the Rosary and Mass even if you don’t want to enter into this devotion. A pamphlet will be available to guide you in fulfilling it. More info on the Five First Saturdays Devotion can be found at http://www.themostholyrosary.com/appendix2.htm. For more info about Holy Family’s event, call our office: 985-839-4040.

Mass attendance is by sign-up only. Click title above. When you're choosing which Mass to sign up for, please be aware that our weekend Masses are open to anyone, not just folks who work during the week. Questions? Call our office, 985-839-4040.

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Fr. Kyle goes through the Scripture he used in outlining how the Lord prepared the disciples and apostles to receive the institution of the Eucharist

Fr. Kyle unrolls how Holy Family will handle the Phase 1 difficulties of 25% occupancy in church. It involves sign ups and patience.

Fr. Kyle gives direction on how we will celebrate outdoor Mass on the weekends, starting this weekend May 9-10.

May 1st announcement about public Masses and how Chapter 11 restructuring will affect our parish.

Video of Fr. Kyle celebrating the Palm Sunday liturgy

Reflections on Pope Benedict XVI’s Letter Verbum Domini. The first in a series on Mary's prayer and its roots in the Old Testament

Fr. Kyle shows how to celebrate the Palm Sunday Procession from home