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"Walking WIth Purpose" - a Bible study program with women in mind - will be the subject of an introductory meeting in the hall. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. All ladies of the parish are invited and encouraged to come and see!

During Advent, Fr Kyle will extend the Saturday time, 3:00-4:30 pm. He'll also be in the confessional 7:30-8:15 am on Sun 12/5 and 12/12; and 8-8:45 am on Fri 12/10 and 12/17.

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. 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 this 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.

Adoration will take place this Friday,, 9:30-4:30, with Benediction at 4:30. Sign up sheet is in its usual spot near the church door. The Risen Jesus waits to enfold you in His love, His mercy, and His triumph!

Invite (and accompany!) your friend to our Inquiry sessions every Tuesday in October, at 6 pm. It's a comfortable, no-pressure conversation, where questions can be openly asked and answered. Light refreshments will be served.

A 3-part video series by the internationally-renowned Scripture scholar, who happens to hail from south Louisiana. Very approachable style. Part 1: Sabbath Rest in the Old Testament (18 min). Part 2: Sunday Worship in the New Testament (18 min). Part 3: The Sunday obligation today (19 min). Worth your time!

A call to action from the Catholic bishops of Louisiana: We all agree that everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity. The Equality Act, which is coming up soon for a Senate vote, in many ways does the opposite of this and we are asked to please oppose it. Instead of respecting differences in beliefs about marriage and sexuality, the Equality Act would discriminate against people of faith. Among other things, the Equality Act: (1) Punishes faith-based organizations, such as charities and schools who serve everyone in their communities, simply because of their beliefs about marriage and sexuality; (2) Forces girls and women to compete against boys and men for limited opportunities in sports, and to share locker rooms and shower spaces with biological males who identify as women; (3) Risks mandating taxpayers to fund abortions; (4) Forces people in everyday life, especially health care workers, to support gender transition; and (5) Expands what the government considers a "public" place, forcing even some congregation halls to host functions that conflict with their beliefs. Please oppose this legislation. Click title above to log in and send your message, or copy and paste this link in your browser: https://www.votervoice.net/BroadcastLinks/mNzZrtOAgIlaBkMtckla6A

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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

Unable to gather for liturgy, how do we enter into these holy days so central to our faith? Some thoughts on Holy Saturday...a day of waiting.

Letting Jesus Heal

Repentance isn't as bad as we make it out to be.

St. Joseph is a powerful intercessor.

By His obedience, Jesus calls us to obedience by letting go control of what we think God should do.

The Life of St. Patrick and what we can learn from his slavery as a teenager.