Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic ChurchJan 05, 2020 · Born in Catalonia, Spain, he was already an accomplished academic and preacher when he joined the Dominicans in 1222. Called to Rome

Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church January 5, 2020

66192 St. Mary Drive, Pearl River, Louisiana 70452 www.sppcprla.com

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PASTORRev. Travis Clark tclark@arch no.org ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANS MASS SCHEDULE Monday No Mass Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 a.m. Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Saturday 5:00 p.m. (Vigil) Sunday 7:00, 8:30 & 10:30 a.m. HOLY DAY MASSES Vigil and Holy Day Mass mes vary; please see bulle n and website. RECONCILIATION Saturday 4:00 to 4:45 p.m. Wednesday 6:00 to 6:15 p.m. or by request SPECIAL DEVOTIONS Tuesday St. Jude Novena immediately following 8 a.m. Mass Thursday Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena following 8 a.m. Mass Thursday Patrio c Rosary in Church at 7 p.m. First Friday The Most Blessed Sacrament and Eucharis c Adora on following 8 a.m. Mass un l 5 p.m. closing with Benedic on

OFFICE HOURS Monday: 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Tuesday–Thursday: 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. CONTACTPhone: (985) 863 7935 Fax: (985) 863 5431 Email: [email protected] PARISH STAFF Bonnie Milczarek, Parish Secretary [email protected] Jerry Broussard, Facility Custodian

Mary Ki el, Director of Religious Educa on [email protected]

Terri Schallenberg, Bulle n Web Designer [email protected] PASTORAL COUNCIL Valerie Methe, Chairperson (985) 863 2275 ANTONIANS (Assistance) (985) 863 7646 (leave message)

Parish Mission Statement: It is the mission of our Church Parish to follow the

commands of Jesus to Saints Peter and Paul: “Feed My sheep” and “Carry My name among the nations.”

January 5, 2020 Vol. XXXVI, No. 12

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday, January 6 1 Jn 3:22—4:6; Mt 4:12 17, 23 25 Tuesday, January 7 1 Jn 4:7 10; Mk 6:34 44 Wednesday, January 8 1 Jn 4:11 18; Mk 6:45 52 Thursday, January 9 1 Jn 4:19—5:4; Lk 4:14 22a Friday, January 10 1 Jn 5:5 13; Lk 5:12 16 Saturday, January 11 1 Jn 5:14 21; Jn 3:22 30 Sunday, January 12 Is 42:1 4, 6 7; Acts 10:34 38; Mt 3:13 17

TODAY’S READINGS First Reading — Rise up in splendor, Jerusalem! The L shines upon you and the glory of the Lord appears over you. Isaiah 60:1 6 Second Reading — The mystery has been made known that the Gen les are coheirs, copartners in the promise in Christ Jesus through the gospel. Ephesians 3:2 3a, 5 6 Gospel — Magi from the east arrived, saying, “Where is the newborn King of the Jews?” Ma hew 2:1 12

Epiphany of the lord January 5

LIGHT OF THE WORLD Epiphany can be understood as an extension of the Na vity of the Lord that we celebrate on December 25. While at Christmas we celebrate Jesus’ coming as the long awaited King and Messiah of the Jewish people, on Epiphany we celebrate the revela on that Jesus is the Savior and Light of all na

ons—Jews, Gen les and all people. The star shines so brightly that it a racts magi who come from far distant countries to worship Jesus. They are not Jews, yet they are drawn to the Light of the world. The le er to the Ephesians reveals that the Light of the world was for the Gen les as well as the Jews—Christ gathers all people into the light of His love. The reading from Isaiah also describes a gathering of diverse peoples, but this me it is to the light that emanates from the people of God. J.S.Paluch Co. EPIPHANY: TO FIND OUR MEANING IN CHRIST On the weekend of January 4 and 5, we celebrate the Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord. Epiphany! What a wonderful word. Even its secular de ni on is thrilling: “a sudden realiza on about the nature or meaning of something.” It brings all sorts of images to mind: a light bulb suddenly turning on, shedding brilliant illumina on; a revela on that brings a gasp; an idea so vivid we pause and give thanks; a truth so powerful we fall to our knees. The feast of the Epiphany is all of those things and more. We celebrate the mysterious appearance at Jesus’ birthplace of three men from the East. They had set o on a most quixo c journey, seeking what they would nd at the end of a star’s dazzling rays. What, we wonder, did they make of the epiphany with which their journey ended? Did they spend the rest of their lives trying to discern what their discovery of the baby meant, or did the Christ Child gi them with “a sudden realiza on” of His nature? What more could they – or we – want of a life’s journey, than to nd, in our epiphany, the Christ wai ng for us? The twelve days of Christmas have led us to this place, where Gen

les from afar have discovered Christ, thereby revealing that He came for everyone, for each one of us throughout history, and not just for the Jewish people to whom he was born. The feast of Epiphany brings us to the last week of our liturgical celebra on of Christmas. But for the Chris an steward, Epiphany is not an end but a beginning. This feast reminds us that the New Year beckons us to openness about the epiphanies to which God leads us if we but keep an open, prayerful heart, a heart full of deep, awed gra tude. Let us pray never to become too jaded, too full of certainty, too wrapped up in the rou ne of life to be asleep at the me of epiphany. If we could resolve to keep only one New Year’s Resolu on, let it be this: to pay a en on to the epiphanies God places before us.


This week, the Tabernacle Lamp in the Sanctuary burns in memory of

† Deceased Members of the Scramuzz Family †

T erna e Lamp

Ed Roszczynialski Elmer Poche Glorie e Kiern JoAnn Brewin Larry Laughlin Maria Kalcic Mary Salzer Brown

Pray for the Sick Audrey Bonnet Augie & Sondra Pare Carlene Ragusa Cathy Smith Diana Bradshaw Diane Bourgeois Dotsy Chevelle

May Caballero Norris Ripp Patricia Cuccia Shirley Callais Virgie Hurstell Zachary Cresson

Pope Francis' Prayer Inten on for January

Let us pray with the Holy Father, “that Chris ans, followers of other religions and all people of goodwill may promote peace and jus ce in the world.”

ST. ANDRE BESSETTE—JANUARY 6 Born in Canada, Andre worked for three years in the United

States as a weaver and manual laborer. A er returning to Canada in 1870, he joined the Congrega on of Holy Cross and took nal vows in 1874. For decades, Brother Andre humbly served his community near Montreal as doorman, janitor, barber, gardener and in rmarian. With St. Joseph as his model and intercessor, he developed a healing min

istry and huge following. In 1904, he moved into Montreal to help build the Oratory of the Holy Cross and remained

there for the rest of his life. When this “Miracle Man of Montreal” was canonized in 2010, Pope Benedict XVI said he “lived the bea tude of the pure of heart.”

ST. RAYMOND OF PENYAFORT—JANUARY 7 Born in Catalonia, Spain, he was already an accomplished

academic and preacher when he joined the Dominicans in 1222. Called to Rome as papal confessor in 1230, he collected conciliar and papal degrees in a standard work used by canon lawyers for nearly 700 years. Returning to Spain in 1236, he devoted himself to conver ng Muslims and Jews, establishing schools to teach Arabic and Hebrew

and launching the Inquisi on in Catalonia. He was Dominican master general for two years.

Mass Intentions Monday, January 6 No Mass Scheduled Tuesday, January 7 8:00 A Our Lady of Miraculous Medal Wednesday, January 8 6:30 P Purgatorial Society Thursday, January 9 8:00 A Susan Mercier Friday, January 10 8:00 A Deacon Pat Downey Saturday, January 11 5:00 P Antonians Living & Deceased

† Butch Ward Donald Bock † Don Schully Fr. Travis Clark † Joseph D’Antoni, Jr. † Julia Drake

June Calkins † Ken & Adele Salzer † Lee & Yvonne Tracey † Louis J. Mangano, Jr. † Louis J. Mangano, Sr. Patti Gay † Rosemary Poche Roszczynialski/ Stottman Families Sharon Brasseaux † Tina Mangano † Vivian Browne Sunday, January 12 7:00 A Calvin & Shirley Callais 8:30 A † Andrew Lambert † Bruce Frederick & Frederick Family † Deacon Pat Downey † Deacon Richard Calkins Diane Bourgeois † Gail Garay Jim & Eydie Richmond † Joni Dartez † Julia Drake Larry Laughlin Laughlin Family † Louis J. Mangano, Jr. † Mae Belle Ducote Nancy Conravey 10:30 A People of the Parish

A CHRISTMAS THANK YOU Thanks to all our wonderful and generous parishioners who cleaned, prepared and decorated the church and church grounds and helped set up the outdoor and indoor Na vi

es for Christmas. A hear elt thanks to the lectors, Eucharis c ministers, altar servers, ushers, cantors and musicians. Everything came together so nicely and made Christmas here at Sts. Peter and Paul beau ful. The beauty and splendor of our Christmas Masses would not be the same without your dedica

on. We ask God’s blessings upon each of you during 2020.


WEEKLY EVENTS MON JAN 6

12:00p 6:00p

GASPP (Parish Hall) Legion of Mary (St. Anthony Hall)

TUE JAN 7

8:45a

7:00p >

Tuesday Morning Rosary (St. Anthony Hall) a er Mass and St. Jude Novena RCIA I (Classroom 8) NO ANTONIANS MEETING THIS WEEK

WED JAN 8

THU JAN 9

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Church Directory Photographs 2p–9p (Parish Hall) Patrio c Rosary (Church)

FRI JAN 10 2:00p Church Directory Photographs 2p–9p

(Parish Hall)

SAT JAN 11

8:00a 10:00a

Baking for St. Joseph Altar (un l noon) Church Directory Photographs 10a–5p (Parish Hall)

SUN JAN 12

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A STEWARDSHIP MOMENT In today’s second reading, we hear the teachings of Saint Paul to the members of the Church at Ephesus. He proclaims that he, and they, are stewards of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and therefore stewards of God’s loving, unifying and inclusive grace. He also proclaims that the Holy Spirit is at work within each of them, if only they would be open to the Spirit. Today, our world races by with intolerance, violence, desperate poverty, fear and division. At the beginning of this New Year, perhaps it is appropriate to re ect on Saint Paul’s words and ask ourselves how we can be good stewards of the Gospel today. How will we allow the Holy Spirit to work within us? How can we be be er stewards of Christ’s jus ce and peace?

ST. JOSEPH’S ALTAR PREPARATIONS Prepara ons for the St. Joseph’s Altar, celebrated this year on March 19, has begun. Baking will be on Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to noon in the Parish Hall. Dona ons of baking supplies, your labor or nancial contribu ons will be gratefully accepted. Contribu on envelopes for St. Joseph’s Altar are available at the entrances to the church. Contact Shirley Lightell (985) 863 2603 for informa on.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES We are so grateful and blessed to have such great volunteers that help so o en throughout the year. We couldn’t do it without them! We have many regular familiar faces that help. We would

like to meet some new faces and see more of you join us, not only for the helping hand, but to get to know you be er. Anyone can volunteer. There is something for everyone. Please call the Church O ce if you would like to be added to a volunteer list or to volunteer for one of the opportuni es listed below.

Current Volunteer Opportuni es:

1. Photography Session (2 hr. slots/check in desk) 2. St. Joseph’s Altar (baking, event help) 3. Cookbook (submit recipes, planning) 4. Co ee and Conversa on with Fr. Travis

(opening your home for a mee ng to share your thoughts and ideas with Fr. and other parishioners)

5. 50th Anniversary (planning, bring dish, décor) 6. Soiree/Gala (planning, commi ees)

Please give us a call, we would love to have you join us for the fun and fellowship that comes along with volunteering. Whooo’s ready to serve?

CHURCH DIRECTORY PHOTOS January photography sessions are s ll available. Please sign up for your session so you are included in the directory. It’s a quick, easy and informal session in the Parish Hall. You will receive a free 8x10 portrait and a church directory. There are 3 ways to sign up: 1) sign up sheets in the church 2) online on the church website or 3) call or stop by the church o ce.

Metairie (504) 888 1772 Slidell (985) 649 1144 Chalme e (504) 277 4769

The nancial reports for the December 29, January 1 and January 5 will be printed in next weekend’s bulle n due to early publishing deadlines due to the holidays. THE SECOND COLLECTION NEXT WEEKEND, JANUARY 12, WILL BE THE BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE FUND


PARISH SUPPORT FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOLS It is the responsibility of every Catholic to support Catholic educa on. This is clear from Church teaching and the Code of Canon Law. The Long Range Plan mandates that each parish must help support the Catholic parochial elementary schools which are a ended by children of the home parish. For parents or legal guardians to qualify for payment of this fee, families must be REGISTERED, ACTIVE, AND SUPPORTING members of that parish. Each parish is allowed to de ne for itself what “registered,” “ac ve” and “suppor ng” mean. In consulta on with the church Finance Commi ee and the Pastor, the following de ni ons have been established to qualify for support from our Parish: REGISTERED: Parents or legal guardians who live within or outside parish boundaries and who have a parish census form on le are considered registered in Sts. Peter and Paul. ACTIVE: Parents or legal guardians are considered ac ve if they regularly ful ll their Sunday and Holy day obliga ons by a ending Mass at Sts. Peter and Paul Church. It is expected that they have par cipated in at least one parish organiza on, work ac vity, or liturgical ministry in the previous year. Mass a endance will be veri ed by the record of their regular use of the parish envelope system. NOTE WELL: Simply dropping a child o for Mass with a Sunday envelope, or mailing the envelopes to the Parish O ce is unacceptable to be considered an ac ve member of this Church Parish. SUPPORTING: Parents or guardians are considered suppor ng members of Sts. Peter and Paul Parish when they contribute a minimum of $780.00 annually or $15.00 a week, using the envelope system or a recordable method in O ertory Giving. The Parish Finance Commi ee, in consulta on with the pastor, will make the nal determina on concerning the ful llment of these requirements by each family. If a family with students in a Catholic parochial elementary school is judged not to qualify, the parents will be responsible for paying the voucher. Those who have ful lled these criteria during the past year will have their voucher lled for the 2020 2021 school year. Those who have not must begin ful lling their obliga ons to the Parish, if they wish the Church Parish to ll their voucher for the 20212022 academic year. It is realized that these criteria may seem stringent to some. We wholeheartedly and gladly support Catholic schools; however, it is simply not fair to those who con nuously and sacri cially support the Parish to have to pay for the Catholic schooling of those families who are “Catholic” only as a ma er of convenience and who contribute li le or nothing to our community of faith.

GRIEF SUPPORT WORKSHOP VIDEO SERIES Grieving with Great HOPE is a grief support workshop that o ers a prayerful, prac cal and personal approach for anyone who is mourning the loss of a loved one. It is being hosted by the OLL Grief Ministry with support from The East St. Tammany/Washington Deanery which includes 8 parishes on the North Shore. Here are the dates and loca on of the GWGH workshop:

January 27, February 3, 10, 17 & March 2 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Held at the Evangeliza on Building St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church

1050 Robert Blvd., Slidell If you have lost a spouse, a child (including pregnancy loss), a grandchild, a parent, another family member or a friend, you are encouraged to a end. Presenters in the videos include Fr. John Riccardo and Fr. Michael Suhy, as well as John and Sandy O’Shaughnessy from Good Mourning Ministry, a Catholic bereavement apostolate. Visit www.ollparishslidell.com for registra on details and registra on form or contact the OLL Grief Ministry at [email protected]

Registra on is $20 and includes workshop materials. Sea ng is limited

SEE PAGE 6 OF THIS BULLETIN FOR A LETTER FROM FR. TRAVIS, ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND

A REGISTRATION FORM


Dear Parishioners:

I would like to invite you to "Grieving with Great Hope", a workshop for people who are mourning the loss of a loved one.

"Grieving with Great Hope" is a FIVE Week Video Series presented by Good Mourning Ministry, a Catholic bereavement apostolate founded by John and Sandy O'Shaughnessy. Both have been through their own valley of grief, and in this workshop, they will o er personal and professional insight on what can help as you journey through yours. Their website has countless tes monials from people just like you who have been touched by loss but have come to a place of hope and healing.

"Grieving with Great Hope – 2020" When: Five Mondays: Jan. 27, Feb. 3, 10, 17 and Mar. 2 at 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Where: Evangeliza on Building, St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, 1050 Robert Blvd., Slidell Sponsored by: East St. Tammany Washington Deanery

Registra on: Please return the registra on form below with a $20 registra on fee, which includes par cipant’s materials. For more details visit: www.goodmourningministry.net or email Our Lady of Lourdes Grief Ministry at: [email protected]

This program has helped thousands of people mourn the loss of a loved one. We are delighted to o er this workshop to you and hope and pray you'll consider a ending it.

God bless,

Fr. Travis Clark "Blessed are those who mourn, for they

will be comforted." Mt 5:4

Good Mourning Ministry “Grieving with Great Hope gives people who are mourning the loss of a loved one a path through the valley of grief. It connects people with people, here on earth and on their way home. And in the end, we are all led to the Great Healer, Jesus Christ in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament.” Fr. John Riccardo

Registra on is $20.00… includes Par cipants’ Materials.

Grieving with Great Hope is hosted by Our Lady of Lourdes Grief Ministry

Please detach and send with check made payable to Our Lady of Lourdes Church…your check memo line: GWGH. Send to 3924 Berkley St., Slidell, LA 70458. Parish Phone: (985) 643 4137. If you wish to pay online, go to www.eventbrite.com (type in Grieving with Great Hope)

Grieving with Great Hope Registra on Form

SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION

BAPTISM: Usually the third Sunday of the month (except during Lent) following 10:30 a.m. Mass. Please call for regis

tra on forms at least three weeks in advance.

MATRIMONY: By appointment with the parish priest or deacon at

least six months in advance. No other arrangements should be made before contac ng the priest.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK: Upon request for the seriously ill, in rm and those un

dergoing major surgery. Please contact the Church O ce when someone is homebound or hospitalized

and in need of the sacrament.

FUNERALS: Families should contact the priest (o ce) before

making arrangements.

COMMUNION FOR THE ILL OR SHUT IN

Please call the Church O ce if you know anyone who would bene t from this ministry.

WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS

Please register by lling out a census form located at the entrances of the church and return to the Church

O ce or register online at: www.sppcprla.com/census


ALTAR SERVERS Karen Dickerson (601) 337 6401 [email protected]

ALTAR SOCIETY May Caballero (985) 863 2467

ANTONIANS Steve Fecke (985) 863 7646 1st Tuesday each month 7pm

APOLOGETICS Peter Dakin (985) 781 4789 [email protected]

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Ellie Ross (985) 960 1613 1st Friday each month

FAITH FORMATION RCIA Angel Vicknair (985) 788 0380 [email protected]

FATHER SEELOS BLESSING Church Office (985) 863 7935

FINANCE Robert Johnson (985) 863 7935

FLORAL DESIGN Cathy Downey (985) 863 7947

GRAND ADULTS (GASPP) Alicia O’Brien (985) 863 1938 1st Monday each month

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Scott Fandal (985) 863 3380 3rd Wednesday each month 7pm

LECTORS O ce (985) 863 7935

LEGION OF MARY Laurie Howell (985) 290 6983 Every Monday 6pm

MINISTERS OF EUCHARIST: SUNDAYS Roger Ruiz (601) 799 4527 [email protected]

MUSIC DIRECTOR Cynthia Ripoll (985) 774 9917 [email protected] Gina Hattier 5:00pm Mike & Cynthia Ripoll 8:30am Harold & Shelia Loyacano 10:30pm

PATRIOTIC ROSARY Every Thursday 7pm in Church

PRAYER CHAIN Catherine Lambert (985) 863 2749

ROSARY Eydie Richmond Every Tuesday following 8am Mass

ST. JOSEPH DAY Shirley Lightell (985) 863 2603

USHERS & GREETERS Howard Hebert, Sr. (985) 863 5319 [email protected]

WIDOWS GROUP Sandra Bailey (985) 250 9013 Stella Jenevein (504) 884 0106 3rd Friday each month

WOMEN’S SPIRITUALITY Barbara Laughlin (985) 290 9482 Last Sunday each month 11:30am

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In Loving Memory of Louis Joseph Mangano, Sr.Louis Joseph Mangano, Jr.Tina Antoinette Mangano Husband, Son and Daughter

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