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401 South Adams, P. O. Box 199, Rayne, LA 70578
November 9, 2014
The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica
Rev. Kendal Faulk, Pastor
Rev. Samuel Fontana, Assoc. Pastor
Deacon Tommy Adams
Deacon Daniel Besse
Deacon Denis LaCroix
Deacon Tim Ledet
Office: 337-334-2193
Fax: 337-334-2199
Web: www.stjoerayne.org
E-mail: [email protected]
Youth Hall: 337-334-5991
Family Life Center: 337-334-5656
Weekly Calendar
Monday, November 10
Rosary Group-9:00 am, Church
Prayer for Priests-2:00 pm, Church
Tuesday, November 11
Wednesday, November 12
Elderberries-9:00 am, Family Life Center
Rayne Guest Home Mass-3:30 pm
RCIA– 7:00 pm, Family Life Center
Thursday, November 13
Babyberries-9:00 am, Family Life Center
Catholic Daughter Meeting-5:30 pm, Family
Life Center
Annual Memorial Mass– 6:30 pm, Church
Ultreya-6:30 pm, Church Cry Room
Friday, November 14
Saturday, November 15
Sunday, November 16
Edge Spaghetti Dinner– 11:00 am-1:00 pm,
behind Family Life Center
Mass Schedule
Saturday Vigil
4:00 pm
Sunday
7:00 am, 10:00 am & 5:30 pm
Monday
6:30 am
Tuesday
12:05 pm
Wednesday
6:30 am
Thursday
12:05 pm
Friday
6:30 am
First Saturday
9:00 am
Parish Office
Monday - Thursday
Friday
8:00 am to 4:00 pm
8:00 am to Noon
Please pray for these parishioners & friends
of St. Joseph Parish:
Keith Alleman, Nicole Alleman, Josette H. Baker, Tommy
Bearb, Dawn Bergeron, Betty Boullion, Earline Boullion,
Cynthia Bourque, Dovey Bourque, Judy Bourque, Percy
Breaux, Priscilla Breaux, Rick Briggs, Joseph “Blackie”
Broussard, Paulette S. Butcher, Mona Carrier, Percy Castille,
Karen Chargois, Joey Chatelain, Martin Chatelain Jr., Judy
Chester, Kinley Comeaux, Earlis Cormier, Louise Cormier,
Vinson Credeur, Jack D’Aquin, Judy DeValcourt, Gloria
Doucet, Kathy Duhon, Robert J. Dupre, Frannie Dupuis,
Priscilla Dupuis, Ella Mae Foreman, Jan Fusilier, Bud Gautreaux, Loretta Girouard, Doris Granger, Lynette Guidry,
Mike Guidry, Mona Guidry, Ronald Hanks, Karen Hebert,
James Hodges, Leo LaCroix Jr., M. J. LaCroix, Christine
LaSalle, Erica Latiolais, Olivia Grace Latiolais, Deanna
Lavergne, Jimmy Lavergne, Alfred “Popcorn” LeBlanc,
Faye Ledford, Leola Leger, Willie Leger, Bailey Leon,
Bridget Lonseth, Edna Lopez, Jeanne Louviere, Doug
Marshall, Crystal May, Laura Meaux, Daynon Melancon, Pat
Melancon, Troy B. Menard, Heather Menier, Randall
Monceaux, David Moore, Joseph Ortego, Frank Privat,
Margie Ray, Delia Richard, Holly Robinson, Gene Romero,
Jimmy & Bertha Romero, Shirley Romero, Damion Royer,
Dot Royer, Tammy Saltzman, Melvin Savoie, Edith Seaux,
Crystal Simoneaux, Jerome & Hilda Simoneaux, Vernice
Sonnier, Tony Spaetgens, Annie W. Spell, Tammy Stelly,
Beverly Terro, Alyssa Thevis, Marcia Trahan, Cindy
Vondenstein, Jessie Zaunbrecher
Perpetual Lamp
in our sanctuary burns constantly to
proclaim the real presence of our Lord
Jesus Christ in the Tabernacle.
This week we dedicate the flame to:
Glenn Zaunbrecher,
Jody D. Constantin and
Wilbert “Sam” Wingate
Sacrament of Baptism is held the 2nd Sunday of each month after 10AM Mass. Contact the Parish Office 4 to 6 months before to
schedule Baptism Preparation. Classes are held the 4th Sunday of the month after 10AM Mass.
Sacrament of Marriage: Call the Parish Office at least 6 months in advance of desired wedding date to schedule an appointment
with Father in order to set the wedding date & begin the preparation process.
Sacrament of Reconciliation: 30 minutes prior to Mass or any other time by appointment.
Communion for the Shut-Ins: Please contact Deacon Tommy (334-8453) to schedule visits by a Minister of Communion.
Funerals: Families should contact the Funeral Home to make all the necessary arrangements.
Parish Membership: Every family in St. Joseph Parish is asked to register with the Parish Office by filling out a census form. If you
have moved, changed your phone number or family information, please update your records. Census forms may be obtained at the
Parish Office, on our website www.stjoerayne.org or in the lobby of church.
Readings of the Week
Monday:
Tuesday:
Ti 1:1-9; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 17:1-6
Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29;
Lk 17:7-10
Wednesday: Ti 3:1-7; Ps 23:1b-6; Lk 17:11-19
Thursday: Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7-10; Lk 17:20-25
Friday:
2 Jn 4-9; Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, 17-18;
Lk 17:26-37
Saturday:
3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6; Lk 18:1-8
Sunday:
Prv 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31; Ps 128:1-5;
1 Thes 5:1-6; Mt 25:14-30 [14-15, 19-21]
Sacrament of Baptism
We welcome those who have entered our
Catholic faith through the waters of Baptism:
Aubree Lynn Richard and
Gracelyn Clare Suire
Sacrament of Marriage
We joyfully share in the union of:
Lance Dupuis and Madeline Gardiner
“What God has joined together, let no man separate.”
Mark 10:9
Little Blue Advent Books
are in and available at the
Parish Office for $1.00 each.
They contain six-minute meditations
for each day of the Advent Season.
THANKSGIVING MASS SCHEDULE
Thursday November 27th
8:00 AM
(No Noon Mass)
The Parish Office will be closed on
November 27th & 28th.
HAPPY
THANKSGIVING
Parish Stewardship
Offerings for week ending October 26
Electronic Funds
Average operating required per week
(does not include deferred maintenance,
repairs or capital improvements)
$ 9,502
-0$ 12,211
Building & Maintenance Donations
$
Thank you for your generosity.
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Returned to Our Lord
Our faith community remembers in prayer:
Earl Boudreaux
We pray that he will find joy & peace in the Lord’s
presence. We extend our sincere sympathy to his
family and friends.
We give thanks to the Lord for you on this the day of your birth and always.
Making mention of you in our prayers, remembering your works of faith,
labors of love and dedication to our Lord Jesus.
Layni Boudreaux, Jacob Cantrell, Mark Castille, Sidney Credeur, Megan David,
Amber Faulk, Kyler Habetz, Kole LaGrange, Nell Menard, Joan Roberts, Gail
Vasseur, John Arceneaux, Marty Bergeron, Mona Campbell, Brad Cormier, Emily
Courville, Ted Fontenot, Bryant Gilbert, Kaden Granger, Emma Guidry, Dunphy
Hamlin, Kaleb LaGrange, Philip LeJeune, Jacob Menard, Jeanne Monteilh, Hilton Nero, Terral Prevost, Cortay
Schexnyder, Josette Venable, Garrett Bergeron, Deynoodt Besse, Tyler Binder, Sarah Boudreaux, Martin Dischler,
Melisssa Dooley, Amanda Faulk, Amber Gary, Gracie Jolivette, Charlene Leger, Amber Menard, Sabelle Menard,
Melissa Quebodeaux, Todd Reed, Joyce Richard, Abigail Savoy, Amanda Soileaux, Jared Thibodeaux, Kathy Trahan,
Kathy van Pelt, Jeromy Veillon, Kimala Abshire, Ray Campbell, Larry Comeaux, Karon Cook, Melody Daigle, Adley
Dudding, Blaine Hooper, Alexandra LeBlanc, Gregory Mier, Anna Marie Primeaux, Brenda Saltzman, Tiffany Trahan,
Ashley Abshire, Caleb Bergeron, Shayla Bergeron, Phyllis Castille, Alison Chaisson, Joseph Comeaux, Dolores Deville,
Mallorie Dupont, Quincy Emmons, Romona Foytlin, Paul Gauthier, Garrison Gautreaux, Fred Girouard, Jared
Lawless, Steven Lopez, Haynen Menard, Jordan Richard, Mallorie Richard, Willie Etta Servat, Zona Terro, Ty
Thibodeaux, Steve Trahan, Bernice Breaux, Ashley Cormier, Tanner Crooks, Clara Daigle, Vernal Daigle, Ashley
Davidson, Helen Foreman, Claudia Kibodeaux, Patrick Pellerin, Alayna Reaux, Lathen Richard, Martha Ross, Collin
Soeseno, Tommy Thibodeaux, Karl Fusilier, Ethelene Ledoux, Betty Mendoza, Shannon Roche
CDA Court Rayne #844
Fall Salad Bingo
An Annual Memorial Mass
will be celebrated
THIS THURSDAY
November 13, 2014 at 6:30 pm
in honor of the Catholic Daughters,
Knights of Columbus, Lay Carmelites and
Altar Society members who have returned to
the Father during the past year.
A reception will follow in the
Family Life Center.
Everyone is invited to this moving tribute to those
who have so lovingly served St. Joseph Parish.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’
MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE HELD
IN THE FAMILY LIFE CENTER
ON NOVEMBER 13TH JUST PRIOR TO MASS
Monday, November 24th
in the Family Life Center
Meal served at 6:00 pm
Bingo begins at 7:00 pm
Your $12.00 ticket
includes meal, dessert, drink and
a bingo card.
Advance ticket sales only.
Tickets available at the Parish Office or
from any Catholic Daughter.
Tiger 8th Grade Class
Bake Sale
Sunday, November 23rd
after 10:00 am Mass
in front of Church
Proceeds to benefit students’ educational trip to
Washington DC
Contact Andrea Gautreaux 654-3366 or
[email protected]
Veterans Day - November 11th
In honor of the men and women who served our
country as well as those who are on active duty,
St. Joseph Church bells will ring for one minute
at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, November 11th.
Please set that time aside as we
pray for our Veterans.
Fr. Kendal
For God, Country and Family We are one nation under God!
Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser
Sunday, November 16th
from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Pick-up
behind the Family Life Center
$6.00 per ticket
Tickets available from any Edge student or
at the Parish Office.
Proceeds to help fund the Edge Spring Retreat and
additional program activities.
Next Edge Night Nov. 30th after 5:30 pm Mass in the
Youth Hall
A faith-filled, fun hour for parents, grandparents,
caregivers and children 0 to 5 years old.
“Designed by God, so I must be special”
Thursday, November 13th at 9:00 AM
in the Family Life Center
Christian –based recreation for 6th, 7th & 8th graders
who attend RCE and Edge and are
parishioners of St. Joseph Parish
Friday, November 21st
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm in the Youth Hall
For more information or to volunteer call
Georgette at 334-2193.
St. Joseph Parish
is bringing back the tradition of
the Vocations Chalice.
Each week at 10:00 AM Mass
the chalice along with prayers to
be said for vocations to the religious life,
will be given to a different family.
Please call the Parish Office (334-2193)
if your family would like to host the
Vocations Chalice for a week.
Life Teen will be on Fall Retreat November 15th &
16th. Please pray for our teens and leaders who will
be in attendance. There will no Life Night on
Sunday, November 16th because of retreat. For all
future and upcoming events please see the Live Teen
Calendar at http://stjoerayne.org/religious-ed
Thoughts on Veterans Day
This Tuesday, our country observes Veterans Day, dedicated to all the men and women who have served our
country in the armed services. We are encouraged to thank our veterans, as we are mindful of all their
sacrifices on our behalf. This is a good and worthy thing. And yet, any student of history cannot pass this day
without noticing a certain irony: today we honor those who continue to fight, but originally November 11th
celebrated the end of fighting. On November 11th 1918, an armistice was declared in Europe, effectively ending the most brutal and widespread war in recorded human history. This “Great War” was the “war to end all
wars”—it consumed Europe and spread to all corners of the earth (a “world war”). Over 12 million people lost
their lives. The First World War has been called Europe’s “failed suicide attempt,” because while Christian
civilization survived the war, what emerged was horribly disfigured and poisoned. When the bells rang out
over the world on that November morning, no one understood the extent of the damage; all that mattered was
that the fighting had come to an end. From our vantage point a century later, we can see the tragedy of that
day: there was only an armistice (a cease-fire), not a real and lasting peace. This was not the “war to end all
wars,” nor the war to “make the world safe for democracy” (as Woodrow Wilson told our Congress). This was
only the beginning of a whole century of violence, aggression, betrayal, and fear. The ceasefire of 1918 and
the unjust peace of 1919 gave birth to both Soviet Communism and National Socialism (the Nazi Party of
Germany). For this reason, to anyone who understands the history, November 11th cannot but have an ominous or tragic feeling. How can we celebrate the end of war, knowing that that end was in fact only the beginning? It is telling that in 1954, prompted by veterans returning from the Korean War, President Eisenhower
changed the name of this holiday from Armistice Day, a day to celebrate peace, to Veterans Day, a day to
celebrate those who fight. Some may object: why bring all this up at all? Why not just leave the past in the
past and be thankful to our many veterans? Certainly it is our patriotic duty to honor those who have fought.
But it is also our Christian duty to see things in the light of faith. How does a Christian view issues as war and
peace? How can a Christian see the events of the 20th century and not feel a certain aching sickness at the absolute failure to make peace. We believe that peace is a fruit of justice, not the result of so much violence.
Peace cannot be won, it must be built. And so, for the Christian, there must be a certain bitter sadness about a
day such as Veterans Day. We should honor and thank those who serve, but on a much deeper level, we
must pray and work for peace, not settling for cease-fires, but yearning for a lasting peace.
—Fr. Fontana
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Date
Time
Lectors
Deacons
Extraordinary Ministers of Communion
Nov. 10
6:30 am
Clinton Boullion
Betty Bellard, Brenda Hooper, Barry Leblanc
Brenda Hooper
Nov. 11
12:05 pm
Margaret Young
Peggy Lake, Dean Thibodeaux, Charmin Broussard
Margaret Young
Nov. 12
6:30 am
Betty Bellard
Barry LeBlanc, Keith Vienne, NEED HELP
Robert Simoneaux
Nov. 13
12:05 pm
Dolores Deville
Peggy Lake, Charmaigne Lawless, Dean
Thibodeaux
Charmaigne Lawless
Nov. 14
6:30 am
Clarence Arsement
Betty Bellard, Jonathan Boutin, Liz Deaville
Flo Broussard
Nov. 15
4:00 pm
Debra Reed,
Charmin Broussard
Deacon
Dan
Lyn Guidry, Denise Constantin, Diana Duhon,
Dr. Neal Duhon, Zubaida Elahi, Jimmy Fontenot
Elise Anne Gossen
Gil & Mary Cormier
Nov. 16
7:00 am
Joseph Swinkey,
Janet Bertrand
Deacon
Denis
Dean Thibodeaux, Mike Bellard, Betty Bellard,
Randy Bertrand, Jonathan Boutin, Sylvia Alleman
NEED HELP
Flo Broussard
10:00 am
Jared Lawless,
Luke Beslin
Deacon
Tommy
Faye Jeffers, Margaret Young, Hubert Matte, Mike
Ortego, Nathan Mouton, Peggy Deville, Thomas
Hebert
Allie Gray,
Boyd Gray
Jude & Cynthia Beslin
5:30 pm
Leah Guidry
Deacon
Tim
Beth Goins, Bryan Guidry, Russell Menard, Nancy
Sarsfield, Eva Simon, Erin LeBlanc
Gabriel Luke
Mire,
Emma Landaiche
Flo Broussard,
Eric Mire
Nov. 17
6:30 am
Clinton Boullion
Brenda Hooper, Barry LeBlanc, Keith Vienne
Brenda Hooper
Nov. 18
12:05 pm
Charmin Broussard
Dean Thibodeaux, Margaret Young, Mary Guidry
Margaret Young
Nov. 19
6:30 am
Jeanette Leger
Keith Vienne, Betty Bellard, Barry LeBlanc
Flo Broussard
Nov. 20
12:05 pm
Peggy Lake
Margaret Young, Charmin Broussard,
Daniel Habetz
Helen Boudreaux
Nov. 21
6:30 am
Betty Bellard
Barry LeBlanc, Dr. Neal Duhon, Keith Vienne
Flo Broussard
Nov. 22
4:00 pm
Clarence Arsement,
Mary Comeaux
Deacon
Tim
Clara LeBlanc, Josette LeBlanc, Larry LeBlanc,
Gale Prejean, Barry LeBlanc, Connie Miller
Jack Himel,
Peyton Menard
Cathy Breaux
Nov. 23
7:00 am
Betty Bellard,
Dan Landry
Deacon
Dan
Becky Miller, Pat Miller, Georgette Richard, Mona
Vienne, Keith Vienne, Brunella Reed
Alaysha Dupont,
Ivy Credeur
Brunella Reed
10:00 am
Margaret Young,
Debra Reed
Deacon
Denis
Jonathan Boutin, Jonathan Broussard, Liz Deaville,
Linda Arceneaux, Janet Bertrand, Randy Bertrand,
Eva Simon
Hayden Thomas,
Alli Mouton
Melinda Leger
5:30 pm
Peggy Lake
Deacon
Tommy
Mike Abshire, Leah Guidry, Bryan Guidry, Denise
Breaux, Denise Constantin, Jimmy Fontenot
Caleb Calhoun,
Gabriel Luke Mire
Flo Broussard,
Eric Mire
Please pray for a Priest
each day
Eternal Father, we lift up to You
these and all the priests of the
world.
Sanctify them. Heal and guide
them. Mold them into the likeness
of Your Son, Jesus, the Eternal High Priest. May their
lives be pleasing to You. In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen.
November 10
November 11
November 12
November 13
November 14
November 15
November 16
Rev. Brian Taylor
Rev. Alphonse Thainese
Rev. Mark Thibodeaux, SJ
Rev. Paul Thibodeaux
Rev. Jude Thierry
Rev. George Thychery
Rev. Thomas Tierney
Altar Servers
Sacristans
Pope Francis
“In light of the word of
Jesus, love is the measure
of the faith, and faith is the
spirit of love.
No longer can we separate
a religious life from
service to our brothers,
to those concrete brothers we meet.
No longer can we divide prayer, the encounter with
God in the sacraments, from listening to others, from
closeness to their lives, especially to their wounds.”
Sunday Angelus address
Vatican City, Oct 26, 2014
CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS
St. Joseph Church #467550
401 S. Adams Avenue
Rayne, LA 70578
TELEPHONE
337-334-2193
CONTACT PERSON
Linda Ancona
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