Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church13281 Hwy. 644; Vacherie, LA 70090

225-265-3953; FAX: 225-265-2507; www.olopchurch.orgFr. Michael Miceli, Pastor; mmiceli@olopchurch.org

Deacon Ricky Oubre; roubre@diobr.orgEmergencies: after hours pease call 225-265-3953 and follow the directions

given on the voice mail message

Second Sunday in Ordinary Time; January 19, 2014

by Bishop Ron Stephens, Virginia ThisweekwebeginOrdinaryTime,atimebetweenthegreat feasts of Christmas andEaster. It occurs right afterChristmas,stopsatLent,andpicksupagainaftertheEastercelebrations. In general, Ordinary Time focusesontheteachingsandthemiraclesofJe-sus,themanythingsJesusdidinthosethree years leading up to his PassionandDeath. The theme today is that Jesus isGod, but a God who is a servant. St.PaulwastheearliestwritertoseeJesusasLordandGod. In the reading from Isaiah, theprophet speaks thewordofGod:Godsays, “It is not enough that you shallplaytheroleofservantinrestoringthekingdom,but Iwillmakeyoua light toallthenationssothateverypersonshallbesaved.”ThisisthepropheticroleoftheMessiah:Godbecomesaservantinorder tosaveallmankind,not just theJews. Our responsorial psalm todayechoes the reply of the servant, theSon,whocomesonly todo thewill ofthe Father. “Here I am, Lord, I havecome to do yourwill.”This is Jesus, then, the onewhomJohn theBaptist today recognizes.Note that Jesus is thelambofGod.Heisnottheshepherd.IntherelationshipofFatherandSon,Jesusisthelamb,theFatheristheshep-herdandleader.Thelambsfollow.Thislamb,theSavior,thisservant,thisJesusisabletotakeawaythesinsoftheworld.Thatishispurposeincoming,thereasonhewassentbytheFather.JohnalsorecognizesthedivinityofChrist--”hewasbeforeme”andneededtoberevealed.Johnthentestifiesthathehimselfisonlyamessenger,senttorevealthetruth.HetellshisfollowershowhesawtheSpiritdescendonJe-suslikeadoveandremainthere.Johnendshisspeechwiththedeclaration:“...thisistheSonofGod.” WeknowthenthatJesusisaservantcometotakeawayoursins,thatheistheSonofGod,andthathewilloffera

newkindofbaptism.Inthenextfewweekswewillseehowhegoesaboutdoingthat. AgoodmanyProtestantchurchestodayseemtosaythateachofushastoseeJesusasourownpersonalSavior.ThisisneverindicatedintheBible.EvenintheIsaiahreadingto-daywelearnthatJesuscameforall--tobringsalvationtothe

endsof theearth.WhenPaulwrites tothechurchatCorinth,heincludes“thosewho are called to be saints”, togetherwithallwhocallonJesus.Andheisthelamb ofGodwho takes away the sinsoftheworld.HeisnotjustmypersonalSavior,heiseveryone’sSavior.Hecameforusall,andhediedforusall.Thatiswhywe stress communalworship.Wearecallednotjusttoapersonalrelation-ship with Jesus but with a communalrelationship,onethatattemptstorevealChristtomoreandmorepeople. Howdowedothis?Firstbyourcom-munalworship.OurcomingtogetherforMasshastogrowtobemoreimportantto you than the rest of yourweek, therest of your activities, simply becausewe need each other, we are strength-enedbyeachotherandwespreadthewordbyourcommunalactions. The hope is that when you miss

Mass,youreallymissit.Wearelesswithoutyou,andyoufeel lesswithoutus,evenifyouwon’tadmit it.WehavetocometoMassbecausewereallywanttocome,not justto“getsomethingoutof it,”but tosee itasourhourofcom-munalweeklyworshipofGod.WearetoparticipateinJesus’sacrifice,tobecomeonewithothermembersofthecongre-gation.Ifwereallyfeltallthisasweshould,wewouldneverwanttomiss. Secondly, once we come together in worship, we be-comevisiblesignstotherestoftheworldbywhatwedo.WespreadthewordofGod,thekingdomofGodbythethingsweare,acommunity,andthethingswedo--theactsofchar-ity,thecareweshowothers.ThatistherealwaywespreadGod’skingdom,thewaywebecomethelambsofGod,thewaywehelpintakingawaythesinsoftheworld.

Are You A Visible Sign of Christ in the World?

YOUR STEWARDSHIP January 12, 2014

Regular Collection $5,362.00Bank Draft 415.00On-Line 325.00TOTAL $6,102.00Repairs & Replacement $455.00Chapel $139.00Social Justice Fund $50.00

Thanks for your generosity to the ministries and services of our parish!!

Ministries NeedMore Volunteers

A VOCATION VIEWSecond Sunday in Ordinary Time Jan. 19, 2014 Through your baptism you are God’s servant and a light to others. With whom will you share your light? Think about a life of service as a priest, sister or brother. Call or email Fr. Matt Dupre at 225.336.8778, mdupre@diobr.org.

We need at least two more vol-unteers to help clean the church sanctuary and sacristy areas and at least one more to help clean the altar linens. If interested in either of these ministries, please call Mary Chenier, 265-7631.

We welcome the following who were recently received through the waters of baptism into our faith community: Cayson Zander Long, born July 29, 2013 to Courtney and Zaquita Narcisse Long. Alexandra Reese Neiley, born November 12, 2013 to David and Katie Waguespack Neiley. Nathalie Rose Oubre, born October 15, 2013 to Brittany Ann Oubre and Eldridge Durrell Jupiter. Jarett Michael Scioneaux, born December 10, 2013 to Paul III and Becky Lambert Scioneaux. Raygen Kate Schexnayder, born on December 9, 2013 to Shawn and Brit-ney Oubre Schexnayder. Demi Kaelyn Harry, born October 19, 2013 to Demontray Harry, Sr. and Anissa Bush.

We Welcome to Our Family... Next week, we will take up the Collection for the Church in Latin America. Catholics in Latin Amer-ica and the Caribbean face many challenges, including violence and a lack of both clergy and lay leader-ship to witness to the gospel mes-sage. Your support shares the faith with those in need, including the youth of Holy Family Parish in San Miguel, El Salvador. These young people, at high risk for violence, of-ten lack an education in values and critical-thinking skills. To address this need, the parish designed a youth enrichment program. Fund-ed by the Collection, this program gives the youth an opportunity to share their faith and break the cycle of violence in their neighborhoods. Please give generously to next week’s collection.

2nd Collection Next Week

Todos son beinvenidos a Nuestra Senora al la Iglesia Catolica de la Paz.

Por favor considerar su iglesia comunidad.

Bible Study to Focus on the Struggles of the Heart

For eight weeks leading up to Holy Week our parish will offer the Jeff and Em-ily Cavins series “Walking Toward Eternity Part II: Engaging the Struggles of Your Heart.” Some may remember participating in Part I which was offered prior to Holy Week last year. This second series is a challenging study that can open our eyes to obstacles in our Christian walk such as greed, envy, fear, shame, anger, loneliness and hopelessness. Through prayer, reflection, guidance, and the aid of the Holy Spirit, we begin to engage these difficulties in a positive way as we continue toward our goal of union with Christ. As in the first series, we will participate in daily prayerful meditation with Scripture (lectio divina) at home. At our weekly sessions we will have opportunity to meet in small groups for prayer and discussion and see a video that will help us to focus on the theme for the evening. Our sessions will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on the following evenings: Wed., Feb. 19; Wed., Feb. 26; Thurs., March 6; Thurs., March 13; Wed., Mar. 19; Thurs., March 27; Wed., Apr. 2 and Thurs., Apr. 10. The registration fee of $20 includes the personal prayer journal, book mark and other handouts. Please call the office to register so that we can order the proper amount of materials.

Office Closed for MLK Holiday

The church office and the offices of the Diocese of Baton Rouge will be closed on Mon., Jan. 20 in obser-vance of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King holiday. In case of emergency please call the office phone and follow the prompts.

CDA Selling Cookies

The Catholic Daughters are sell-ing tea cookies for $4 a dozen for the KC dinner on Sun., Feb. 2. If interested, please contact Clara Becnel, 265-3222, or Helen Gravois, 265-3566, to pleace an order or you may pick up on the day of the dinner. Thanks for your support!

25th and 50th WeddingAnniversary Celebration

TheannualDioceseofBatonRouge25thand50thwed-dinganniversarycelebrationwill takeplaceonSun.,Feb.23at3p.m.atOurLadyofMercyChurch,445MarquetteAve.,BatonRouge.BishopRobertMuenchwillbethecel-ebrantoftheMasshonoringcoupleswhowillbecelebratingtheir25th,50thor65thorgreaterweddinganniversaryanytimeduringthe2014calendaryear. CoupleswhowouldliketoparticipateshouldcallJulieatthechurchoffice,225-265-3953.Theregistrationdead-lineisFri.,Feb.14. BishopMuenchwillbeavailable for takingpicturesatthe receptionafter theMass.Pleasebring yourownper-sonalcameras.

New Prayer Books Available at Office

Copiesofanewprayerbookentitled“PureFaith”areavailable in the church office for $5 each.The little bookwhich fits comfortably in your purse contains morningprayers, prayers to the Holy Spirit, Mary, the Saints, forConfession,forMass,andBeforetheBlessedSacrament. ThebookalsocontainstheChapletofDivineMercy,theStationsof theCross,Prayers forSpecific IntentionsandEveningPrayers. Comebytheofficeandpickoneup.

Rachel’s Vineyard Offers Healing After Abortion ThosewhoseekhealingafterabortioncancontactRa-chel’sVineyard,aministryofPriestsforLife. Theprogramisanopportunitytoexamineyourabortionexperience, identify the ways that the loss has impactedyou in thepastandpres-ent,andhelpstoacknowl-edgeanyunresolvedfeel-ingsthatmanyindividualsstruggle with after abor-tion. Married couples,mothers, fathers, grand-parents and siblings ofaborted children, as wellaspersonswhomayhavebeeninvolvedintheabor-tion industry have beento Rachel’s Vineyard insearch of peace and in-nerhealing.Theweekendretreatexperienceisalotofworkbut yieldsa fruit-fulharvestforallwhoarewillingtolaborthere. Rachel’sVineyardretreatshavebeenheldsince1996.In1999,18retreatswereheldacrossthecountryanddou-bledby2000.Nowover 1,000 retreats areheld annuallythrougouttheworld. Thename“Rachel” refers toanOldTestamentfigurewhowaswrittenaboutinthebookofJeremiah:“Thus says the Lord: In Ramah is heard the sound of moaning, of bit-ter weeping! Rachel mourns her children, she refuses to be consoled because her children are no more. Thus says the Lord: Cease your cries of mourning, wipe the tears from your eyes. The sorrow you have shown shall have its re-ward, says the Lord. There is hope for your future!” ThevineyardimagecomesfromJohn15:“Remain unit-ed in me, and I will remain united to you. A branch cannot bear fruit by itself; it can do so only if it remains in the vine. In the same way, you cannot bear fruit unless you remain in

me. I am the vine, you are the branches. Whoever remains in me, and I in him, will bear much fruit; for you can do noth-ing without me.” Formore information onRachel’sVineyard, to locate

and schedule a nearbyretreat and for materialsto assist in post abor-tion healing and recov-ery, please go to: www.rachelsvineyard.org. Rachel’sVineyardseekstoreturntohealingandpeaceasinthefollow-ingscripture:“Therefore, I am now goingt to allure her; I will lead her into the desert and speak tenderly to her. There I will give her back her vineyards, and transform her Valley of Troubles into a Door of Hope. Hosea 2:16-17. “There she will

sing with joy as in days long ago in her youth, after I had freed her from captivity. Then you will lie down in peace and safety, unafraid; And I will bind you to more forever with chains of righteousness and justice, love and mercy. I will betroth you to me in faithfulness and love, and you will really know me then as you never have before.” Hosea 2:21-22

Miss Pamela Folse, Pastoral Associatepfolse@olopchurch.org

Mrs. Julie Chiasson, Admin. Assistantolopeace@bellsouth.net

Office HoursMonday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Other Times By Appointment

Mass TimesSaturday, 4 p.m.; Sunday, 7 & 9 a.m.

Tuesday, 6:30 p.m.Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 8 a.m.

Sacrament of ReconciliationSaturday, 3 to 3:30 p.m.

Other Times By Appointment

Sacrament of BaptismDesignated Sundays at 9 a.m. Mass

Parents must call church at least one week in advance of scheduled baptism.

Sacrament of MarriageContact priest for marriage policy at least six months in advance and before setting date of

wedding and making preparations.

Adorers are needed to fill the follow-ing times in the Adoration Chapel. To take one of these times or any other, call Rose Brazan, 265-3196. Sun.: Midnight -1 a.m., 2-3 a.m. 3-4 a.m., 9 to 10 a.m. 10-11 a.m., 12 noon to 1 p.m. 1-2 p.m.Tues.: 2-3 a.m.Thurs.: 1-2 a.m.; Friday: 6-7 p.m.Sat.: 2-3 a.m., 10-11 a.m., 5-6 p.m.

Adorers Neededfor Chapel

Donald Abadie, Sr.Norman AllenDaniel BecnelDano & Diane R. BecnelBluebeck, Irene & Jamin BecnelJoseph Guy & Marietta BecnelJoseph Lloyd BecnelJoseph Marcel BecnelJules & Noelie BecnelMaurice Sr. & Daisy K. BecnelGaspard & Ronnie BrazanFreddie & Velma CallowayLinda Steib ClarkFrederic ClarkeEdward & Eddie ClementLester, Lois & Neil CortezTerry & Bertha CortezDonald Delatte, Jr.Clinton & Ursline DominoHorace & Julia DominoShelia DominoBernard, Esther & Karen DumasCyril Dumas Sr. family Edwin Joseph DumasWalton & Elodie DumasNuma & Inez FalgoustRay J. FalgoustJanet Becnel FolseLester Sr. & Virgia FolseReid & Jeanne FolseDavid Mark GranierAndrew GravoisEloise B. Gravois & Jessica B

Honora GravoisJoseph N. Gros, Jr.Joseph Sr. & Olympe GrosGeorge Grow, Jr.Gillis & Mabel GuillotKelsey HymelLynn & Gayle HymelMary Alice Rome HymelJohn M. InnessJohn, Laura & John Isom, Jr.Joseph C & Norris IsomWillie & Josephine IsomEva D. and Joseph I. JamesWarren A. JefferyHoward Jones FamilyJoseph Jones FamilyByron J. KellerJohnny J. & Jarran KellerMorris & Catherine KellerOra Lee L. KellerPaul KliebertFrancile Baker LabatCecilia W. LoupBernard MarsePhilip MarseThomas & Thelma MarseTy Michael MartinezJos. & Gladys Narcisse fam.Amelise J. Oubre, Jr.Clamce & Alvin OubreEddie & Therese Oubre fly.Eugenia Steib Oubre Freddie P. Oubre, Sr. family

Jessie & Madeline Oubre fam.Joseph & Hilda Oubre familyCatherine PedescleauxMarjorie Narcisse PhilipHerman ReuletJoyce ReuletChester & Joyce W. RodrigueManuel RodrigueElodie RomeRoger & Eugene RomeV. J. RomeLucien & Edna RougeeRaymond “Mighty” RougeeElmond J. Saul FamilyLeola P. SaulFernand & Lorne SchexnayderMr. & Mrs. Guy SchexnayderMelvin Scioneaux, Jr.Sidney & Isabelle SimonAndre & Iona SteibBenoit J. Steib, Sr.Charles SteibFlorian & Mark Farrell SteibLazard Sr. & Hilda Steib familyPaul & Alice I. SteibRosemond & Vivian SteibSylvester Steib Sr. familyAnnette SteinLeonard J. SteinTheresa Volion & Pearl PerezKeith WilliamsWilson Woods Sr. familyOscar A. Zeno, Sr.

In Loving Memory

TO ADD YOUR DECEASED TO THE MEMORIALS CALL THE CHURCH --265-3953

With Sincere Appreciation SANCTUARY CANDLE: For the week of January 19-25, 2014 the sanctu-ary candle burns in memory of Ora Lee Keller, by Gufielle Keller. If you would like to have the sanctuary candle burn in memory of a loved one, please call the church office. We have several weeks available. The cost is $10. CHAPEL CANDLE: For the week of January 19-25, 2014 the candle in the adoration chapel burns for Christian unity by an anonymous donor. If you would like to have the chapel candle burn in memory of a loved one or in honor of someone for a special occasion, please call the church office. The cost is $10. MISSAL DONOR: Our missal donors for the week of January 19-25, 2014 are as follows: In memory of Robert and Cecilia Webre by Judy Lambert; and in memory of Lloyd Clement by Danny Roussel. If you would like to donate a missal in memory of a loved one or in honor of someone for a special occasion, please call the church office. A gold label bear-ing their name will be placed on the front cover of the missal. The cost is $10. FLORALS: The flowers in church this weekend have been given in memory of Kelsey Hymel and Ty Martinez by Teen Hymel. If you would like to donate a floral arrangement for the church to be placed near the ambo, at the tabernacle or near the statue of Mary in memory of a deceased relative or in honor of a special occasion, please call the church to schedule that date.

OUR PARISH CALENDARMonday, January 20RCIA 1:30 p.m.Spirit of Praise Choir 6 p.m.Charismatic Prayer Meeting 7 p.m.Tuesday, January 21Mass 6:30 p.m.Wednesday, January 22Mass 8 a.m.Dialogue on Race 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.Thursday, January 23Mass 8 a.m.Gospel Choir 6 p.m.Friday, January 24Mass 8 a.m.Saturday, January 25Men’s Prayer 7 a.m.Confirmation Session #6 12:45 p.m.Mass 4 p.m.Sunday, January 26Mass 7 and 9 a.m.

January 14, 2014

To the Clergy, Religious and Faithful of the Diocese of Baton Rouge:

In recent months, the issue of public health has been heightened by the occurrences in some places of the influ-enza virus. While this virus has impacted some places in the country more than others, there is wide-spread worry about infection and the spread of the virus. As this influenza virus affects varied areas of public life, such as the workplace and some schools, there could also be some concern for those who engage in public worship. I have been monitoring the situation with the help of the Bishop’s Committee on Divine Worship, which in turn has been following the directives giv-en by the National Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. Both your pastors and I have been atten-tive to these resources. With this in mind, I would ask the following of all of you in the Diocese of Baton Rouge. Please use the common sense precautions which help impede the spreading of infections, such as frequently washing your hands and, if coughing or sneezing, doing so into a disposable facial tissue or hand-kerchief, and not your hands. These practices can help lessen the threat of spreading germs. More specifically, when we worship in our dio-cese, I would ask the following: 1. Pastors are to direct ministers of Holy Communion in each parish to take these precaustions before they are to serve at Mass: to wash their hands before Mass begins, and use antibacterial hand washing aides as needed. The same is to be done after Communion is distributed, once Mass is completed. This is not to distract the praying congregation and so is best done out of public view. There should not be a new ritual created to take these precautions in a common sense manner. 2. If you are a person displaying influenza symp-toms, please do the following: a. The obligation to attend Mass on Sunday and Holy Days of Obligation is the ordinary expectation of Catholics. Extraordinary circumstances such as sickness, travel or se-vere weather excuse the faithful from this obligation. If you are not feeling well, especially during this time of concern about “the flu,” please stay at home and do not risk spread-ing infection to others. If you are sick at home, and if your local provider offers the diocesan Catholic LIfe television channel, you may be able to participate by praying with the televised liturgy from the Cathedral each Sunday morning as well as daily Mass. You can also request that your parish pro-vide Holy Communion to you as part of its normal pastoral care of the sick. b. Please refrain from receiving from the Holy Com-munion Cup or from receiving the consecrated Host on the

A Letter From Bishop Muenchtongue. c. Minimize physical touch with others. True, physical touch at Catholic liturgy is a natural expression and sign of our human and divine communion. The Sign of Christ’s peace is a required part of the Mass, but the method of extending it has variations. In the United States, the handshake has become the customary way of doing this. Yet persons with

flu symptoms should refrain from offering a handshake to express Christ’s peace. During this time of health concern, a person may in-stead offer the verbal greet-ing, “The peace of Christ be with you” accompanied by a nod of the head. 3. In the Diocese of Baton Rouge, offering the Chalice of the consecrated Blood of Christ at Holy Communion is expected whenever pos-sible at every Mass. This is an important expression of Catholic faith, and the sign value is not to be taken lightly. Offering and receiv-ing Holy Communion under both forms allows the full-ness of the sign of our Com-

munion in Christ to be expressed. However, during this time of heightened health concern because of the influenza virus, in some parishes, for some or all of the parish Masses, a lo-cal pastor may deem it necessary, with permission from Fr. Than Vu, Vicar General, or me, to suspend the offering of the Precious Blood of Christ to the congregation. I would al-low this to be the case for a reasonable length of time until the health worry about possible influenza virus contagion has lessened or ceased. After that time, it is expected that the Holy Communion Cup will be restored to the congregation as the usual manner of offering Holy Communion. 4. While not denying the reality of disease or how dis-ease is spread, it is important for us to remember that there will always remain a certain risk that comes with taking part in public worship. It is not possible for us to live in a germ-free society. From getting out of the car, opening the door of the church, touching the pew, holding the hymnal, etc., we en-counter risk. Perhaps this is a chief reason why we come to worship. In a time of history, when things in life around us can seem so uncertain, we turn to the One who is certain, faithful and present whenever we gather to worship. If there are any other changes necessitated at this time, I will communicate these to you. If you have any specific ques-tions, please address them to Father Tom Ranzino, Director of the diocesan Office of Worship. Sincerely in the Lord, Robert W. Muench, Bishop of Baton Rouge

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