St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church

St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
Parish founded in 1819
Church built in 1879
April 12, 2015
Pastor:
Rev. Derrick Weingartner, S.J.
Assistant Pastor:
Rev. Nathan O’Halloran, S.J.
Pastoral Ministers:
Deacon Herd Guilbeau
Deacon Tom Lindsey
Parish Manager: Darrell Burleigh
Church Secretary: Mary Ann Matte
Religious Education: 662-5271
Director - Elaine Kinnerson
Secretary - Theresa Barker
Altar Servers: 337-662-5279
Director– Fr. Nathan O’Halloran
Music: Jewel Trosclair (Vigil Mass)
David Pipkin (7:30 Mass)
Stephen Joubert (9:00 Mass)
Jewel Trosclair(10:30 Mass)
Sunday Masses
St. Charles Church 7:30 AM
Christ the King
9:00 AM
St. Charles Church 10:30 AM
Weekday Masses (St. Charles Ch)
Monday & Friday
6:15 AM
Wednesday
8:00 AM
Tuesday & Thursday 5:00 PM
Sacrament of Baptism: Instruction class is on the first
Sunday of the month. Baptisms are on the second Sunday
of the month.
Please call the church office at least one month in advance
to schedule an initial interview.
Sacrament of Marriage: Call the church office at least
six months prior to the anticipated date of the wedding.
Saturday (Sunday Vigil)
St Charles Church
Reconciliation
3:15-3:45 PM
Anticipated Sunday Mass
4:00 PM
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 3:15-3:45 PM
and any time during rectory office hours. Please call to
make an appointment.
Anointing of the Sick: Anytime during rectory office
hours. Call for an appointment.
Communion to the Sick: Please call the office when someone is unable to attend Mass and wishes to receive Communion.
Church Office Hours:
Monday: Closed morning. Open 1:00 to 4:00
Tues-Fri:8:00 to 12 noon, and 1:00 to 4:00
Saturday: 8:00 to 12 noon, and 1:00 to 3:00
P.O. Drawer A (174 Church Street) Grand Coteau, LA 70541
Phone: 337-662-5279
Fax: 337-662-5270
Web-page: www.st-charles-borromeo.org
Divine Mercy Sunday
April 12, 2015
Who indeed is the victor over the world but the
one who believes that Jesus is the Son of God?
We are a Sacrificial Giving Parish, Giving of our Time, Talent and Treasure.
Collected for the weekend of March 29th was $7,414.50.
Bulletin Sponsor: In Memory of Joyce James (25th Anniversary)
By: Roderick and Rendell
Congratulations to Frank Collins, Alexis Our collection for Easter weekend was $10,064.00!
Roy, Krishna James, Derrick Journet, Wendy
McPhail, Julitta Potier, and Julian “Butch”
Shuman who received the Sacraments of Initiation
at the Easter Vigil and are now full members of the
Catholic Church! Thanks to Guy and Janice Kilchrist
for their dedicated work in preparing them for this
special occasion.
Congratulations to Chad
Douga, Jamarcus Moore & Jerimiah Moore who
made their First Holy Communion.
Thanks to the generosity of many, our parish
continues to grow and flourish.
Senior Citizens will gather at Thensted
Center on Friday, April 17th. All seniors are
welcome.
St. John Berchmans Catholic Church in
Cankton would like to invite everyone to its
Divine Mercy Sunday Service on April 12th.
S.O.C.C. will have a PO BOY SALE on Join us at 2:45 PM for Eucharistic Adoration,
Friday, April 17th at the KPC Hall. Donation the Chaplet of Divine Mercy and Way of the
is $6.00. Dinner includes a Sausage PoBoy, Cross. Please join us...The merciful heart of
Chips and a Drink. Pick-up between 10:00 AM Christ awaits you!
–1:00 PM. Your support is much appreciated!
Family Fun Day at Thensted Center is
Mother’s Day of Reflection
A Mother’s Day of Reflection will be held on May 2-3 from 8:30-5:00 PM. Thensted Center
Wednesday, May 6, 2015, St Edmond Church is looking for volunteers to help with:
Dinner ticket sales
Hall from 9:00am-2:00pm . Our speaker for the
Barbequing
the meat for dinners
day will be Patty Schneier, who will speak on
Cooks to help in the kitchen
God, I Really don’t Have Time for This! And I
Always Wanted to be a Princess. Registration
Conducting the games which include an obstacle
for the day is now open. Please visit the website
course, amazing race, and bingo.
to register www.diolaf.org/marriage
Donations such as: bingo prizes, gift certificates,
plants, sweets, and monetary gifts are needed.
The Special Needs Cursillo is scheduled to begin Donations can be brought to the center weekdays
on Thursday evening, April 16th, until Sunday, April between 9am-4pm. Tickets for Dinners with the
19th, 2015. It is held at the Cursillo Center in Prairie trimmings are being sold; Chicken Dinners are
Rhonde, La. with accommodations for the weekend.
Everyone is invited to attend, handicap, elderly and $7.00 each, Pork Dinners are $8.00 each. For
anyone who cannot make the regular weekend and more information, contact Thensted at 662-5838.
wants to come. The criteria are being Catholic, in a
valid marriage and having a sponsor who has made Theology on Tap: A unique opportunity for
Cursillo. Accommodation can be made for a sponsor if young adults to explore issues and topics that
needed. Nurses are on staff and doctors are on call to relate to the Catholic faith in a casual environadminister medication when and if needed. Transporta- ment. Speakers, both religious and lay, will present material that will encourage thoughtful distion is available; call Gloria Matte.
cussions and a deeper understanding of the faith.
Scheduled for Thursday, April 16th in the side
Christ is Here
of Zeus’s on Pinhook Road in Lafayette.
Christ departed from our sight that we might room
Participants
invited to come early to eat and
return to our heart, and there find him. For he the speakers are
will
begin promptly at 7:30 PM.
departed, and behold, he is here.
OF ONE HEART AND MIND
Minister Schedule - April 18th & 19th
4 PM-Lector Kalyn West & Kurt Richard
Communion Deacon Tom Lindsey, Mary Menard
Pauline Richard, Mildred Boast
Shirley McKinney
Altar Servers Meghan, Emma & Matthew Bush
Reading about the faith of the early Christian
believers can be a real inspiration to those of us
who have been Christians for a long time, as
well as for those who are newly baptized. Can
you imagine people of this world being “of one
heart and mind” as was the first community of
believers? Today’s First Letter of John seems to
hold the key to how this can be accomplished.
Keeping God’s commandments and loving all
of God’s children seems to be the start of being
“of one heart and mind.” We live in a world that
stresses differences—differences among religions, among races, between genders, and among
economic classes. Today we are summoned to
focus on what we all share in common on this
fragile planet of ours.
7:30-Lectors Patrick Miller & Guy Kilchrist
Communion Deacon Herd Guilbeau, Amy Lowery
Sr Betty Renard, Gary & Cheri Dubroc
Altar Servers James Charles, Jasper James,
St. Ignatius School celebrates 125 Years
Jack Rose, Mr. Murphy Riggs
St. Ignatius School invites everyone to the
TIME CAPSULE OPENING CEREMONY
10:30-Lectors Angie Boone & Stephanie Richard On Friday, April 17th at 1:00 PM.
Communion Deacon Herd Guilbeau, Jan Rasche
St. Ignatius Family Reunion is Saturday,
Janice Kilchrist, Natasha Williams April 18th beginning with Mass at 4:00 PM
Mary Claire Trant
in St. Charles Church. Music by Lil Kenny &
Altar Servers Eugenia Williams, Kalie & Cade Robin the Heartbreakers from 6:00-8:00 PM, under
the Oaks
God’s Housekeepers April 18th-19th
Tommie Miller Shirley McKinney
Perry & Brenda Kennerson
Anna Jane Guidry
Allen Charles
Vernon & Amy Lowery
Coming Events
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14 6 PM Chimes Choir Practice
15 8 AM SIS School Mass
9 AM Patriotic Rosary
17 1 PM St. Ignatius Opens Time Capsule
18 4 PM Vigil—St. Ignatius Alumni Gather
20 7 PM KPC Meeting
21 6 PM Chimes Choir Practice
22 8 AM SIS School Mass
9 AM Pro Life Rosary
6 PM Ladies KPC Meeting
25 11 AM First Communion
26 6 PM Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
28 6 PM Chimes Choir Practice
29 8 AM SIS School Mass
If we walk one step toward God,
God will run ten steps toward us.
Grand Coteau Elementary School will
have Pre-Kindergarten screening registration
and Kindergarten registration for the 2015-16
school year on Thursday, April 21st from 8:30
AM until 2:30 PM at Grand Coteau Elementary
School.
Only children who are 4 years old before September
30, 2015 will be allowed to register for Pre-K. Only
children who are 5 years old before September 30,
2015 will be allowed to register for Kindergarten.
Students who are presently enrolled in Pre-K are
already registered for Kindergarten. In order to register, you will need to bring the following:
A. Shot Record
B. Birth Certificate
C. Social Security Cards of both parents
D. Social Security card of child
Please continue to pray for
peace around the world.
Pray for all world leaders and
especially for our men and women
in military service.