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STS. PETER AND PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH 66192 St. Mary Drive Pearl River, LA 70452
Web: www.sppcprla.com Email: [email protected]
Father Jerry Daniels—Pastor [email protected]
A Parish of Deanery X, Very Rev. Wayne Paysse, Dean
MASS SCHEDULE: 5:00 p.m. Saturday Vigil 7:00, 8:30 & 10:30 a.m. Sunday Morning No Mass Monday 8:00 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 6:30 p.m. Wednesday
HOLY DAY MASS SCHEDULE: Vigil and Holy Day Mass times vary; please see bulletin.
SACRAMENT OF PENANCE: 4:00 to 4:45 p.m. Saturday 6:00 to 6:15 p.m. Wednesday or by request
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM: Usually the third Sunday of the month (except during Lent) following 10:30 a.m. Mass. Please call the Parish Office for registration forms at least three weeks in advance.
SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY: By appointment with the parish priest or deacon a minimum of six months in advance. No other arrangements should be made before contacting the pastor.
FUNERAL ARRANGMENTS: Families should contact the priest (office) before making arrangements.
COMMUNION FOR THE ILL, HOSPITALIZED & SHUT-IN: Please call the Parish Office so they may be added to the visitation list.
SPECIAL DEVOTIONS: Tuesday: St. Jude Novena immediately following 8 am Mass Thursday: Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena following 8 am Mass Thursday: Patriotic Rosary in church at 7 pm First Friday: The Most Blessed Sacrament & Eucharistic Adoration following 8 am Mass until 5 pm closing with Benediction
Permanent Deacons:
Deacon John “Pat” Downey Deacon Richard Calkins
Antonians: (Assistance) 985-863-7646 (leave message)
Bulletin Editor: Amy Fandal
CCD Coordinator: Mary Kittel
Development & Fundraising: Terri Schallenberg
[email protected] 290-0472
Facility Custodian: Brian Tracey
Parish Secretary: Bonnie Milczarek
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.
Telephone: Parish Office
985-863-7935
Fax: 985-863-5431
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.”
New Parishioners: The pastor and members of
Sts. Peter and Paul welcome you! Please register by filling out a
census form located at the entrances of the church and return
to the church office. Bulletin Deadline:
Office requires information no later than Monday 2 weeks before publication.
O Little Town Of Bethlehem There is a Christmas song that says of Bethlehem:
"Yet in thy dark streets shineth the everlasting Light." Bethlehem is a suburb of Jerusalem. Its main tourist attraction in the time of Jesus was that it was the birth-place of David. Though today it has many modern homes and buildings, you can still see that it is part of "the hill country. . .of Judah." (Lk 1:39) It is not too far from En Kerem, where John the Baptist was born, and apparently where today's Gospel takes place.
We see in the Gospel reading today how Elizabeth and her unborn child rejoiced at the news of Jesus' coming birth. The story implies that Mary went to see Elizabeth as soon as the angel told her about Jesus. Maybe it was easier to tell her cousin, who was also with child, than her fiancé. I would think that talking about it made this miracle more real. I know that talk-ing about my faith makes it more real to me.
Jesus is the "everlasting Light" mentioned in the song. That light shines today, not just in Bethlehem, but everywhere that His followers bring it. When we console someone who is mourning, that light shines. When we offer to help someone in need, it shines brighter. When we forgive someone who hurt us, the light is burning. When we offer to sponsor a candidate in the RCIA, the light grows. When we teach a child how to pray, it shines even brighter.
Our dark streets need the everlasting Light today as much as they did 2000 years ago. Today we remem-ber how Mary and Elizabeth shared their faith in God. They did so much like we do today. Mary could not see her unborn son yet, but helped Elizabeth to believe by her words. Jesus, who seems to be invisible today, is seen in the shared faith of those who bring Him into the world by their words and actions. Tom Schmidt
Offertory Giving As we draw close to the great Feast of the Nativ-
ity, we hear the bold stewardship proclamation twice in today’s second reading from the Letter to the He-brews: “Behold, I come to do your will, O God!” Who is this Jesus? Who are we that we should fol-low Him? Many want Him as a friend, a guide, a king, an advocate. We long to see the face of God. Jesus reveals the nature of God, the servant sent to give us new life in Him. Take time to ponder: Do we have the courage to follow Jesus? To show others the face of God? To say to the Lord: “Behold, I come to do your will?”
Financial Report The financial report for this past weekend will be
printed in next weekend’s bulletin due to early pub-lishing deadlines for the Christmas holidays.
Christmas Mass Schedule No confessions will be heard before any of the Christmas Masses on December 24 and 25. Christmas Vigil Monday, December 24 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Christmas Day Tuesday, December 25 10:00 a.m. New Year’s Mass Schedule Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God Monday, December 31, 2018 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 1, 2019 9:00 a.m.
Holiday Office Schedule The Church Office will be
closed Monday, December 24, and Tuesday, December 25. We will reopen Wednesday, Decem-ber 26, at 1:00 p.m. We will also be closed Monday, December 31, and Tuesday, Jan-uary 1. We will reopen Wednesday, January 2, at 1:00 p.m.
Father Jerry, the Deacons and the Parish Staff would like to wish all of you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Pope Francis’ Prayer Intention “That the language of love and dialogue may
always prevail over the language of conflict.”
Fourth Sunday of Advent
December 23, 2018 Vol. XXXIV, No. 51
Pray For The Sick Lyn Adams, Ruth Anderson, Carolyn
Angel, Audrey Bonnet, Diana Bradshaw, JoAnn Brewin, May Caballero, Deacon Richard Calkins, Shirley Callais, Patricia Cuccia, Dotsy Chedville, Fr. Warren Cooper, Deacon Pat & Cathy Downey, Steve Dunn, Marcelle Ernewein, Carroll Four-cade, Mary Frierson, Virgie Hurstell, Allen & Joan Jagneaux, Maria Kalcic, Gloriette Kiern, Pam King, Eliz-abeth Kittel, Jessie O’Dell, Carlene Ragusa, Norris Ripp, Ed Roszczynialski, Adele & Mary Salzer, Cathy Smith, Lorraine Steilberg
WEEKLY EVENTS
Patriotic Rosary—Thursday at 7:00 p.m. in Church
Church Decorating For Christmas Come join us as we decorate the
Church for the Christmas season. We will begin at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, December 23. Many hands make light the work.
2019 Church Contribution Envelopes Contribution envelopes for 2019 can be picked
up from the Church Office during regular business hours.
Knights Thank You For Your Support The Knights of Columbus would like to thank everyone who supported them in the recent Pancake Breakfast. We would espe-cially like to thank Nancy Conravey for her
generous donation which allowed the CCD students and Staff to partake of the breakfast. Because of your continued support, we will be able to offer sev-eral scholarships for our own high school seniors. Again, thank you Ms. Nancy and our generous pa-rishioners!!!!!
“Lord, Teach Me To Pray” Training On January 5, St. Pius X Catholic Church of
New Orleans will host a “Facilitator Training Re-treat” for the “Lord, Teach Me to Pray” series. There is no charge. It will be conducted in a retreat setting and discernment atmosphere. You are invited also if you are just interested in finding out about Ignatian Prayer and the “Lord, Teach Me to Pray” series. For more information and registration, contact Dianne Caverly at 504-283-9292 or [email protected] Visit www.lordteachmetopray.com to register.
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Mass Intentions Requested Monday, December 24 (Is 62:1-5; Acts 13:16-17, 22-25; Mt 1:1-25
5:00 p.m. Pastor’s Intention Christmas Eve (Is 9:1-6; Ti 2:11-14; Lk 2:1-14)
8:00 p.m. Pastor’s Intention Christmas Vigil Tuesday, December 25 Christmas Day (Is 52:7-10; Heb 1:1-6; Jn 1:1-18
10:00 a.m. Pastor’s Intention Wednesday, December 26 (Acts 6:8-10; 7:54-59; Mt 10:17-22)
6:30 p.m. Purgatorial Society Thursday, December 27 (1 Jn 1:1-4; Jn 20:1a, 2-8)
8:00 a.m. Altar Society Members Living & Deceased Friday, December 28 (1 Jn 1:5—2:2; Mt 2:13-18)
8:00 a.m. Imelda Gares† Saturday, December 29 (1 Jn 2:3-11; Lk 2:22-35)
5:00 p.m. Eugene Blanchard Jr.†, Capt. Pete Vogt†, Curtis & Vita Owens†, Terry Brown, Lee & Yvonne Tracey†, J.C. Spiers†, Robert Jenevein†, Roszczynialski Family, Rosemary Poche†, Tina Mangano†, Joseph D’Antoni Jr.†, Ken & Adele Salzer†, Marie Madary†, Louis Mangano Sr. & Jr.†, Justin Hanna
Sunday, December 30 Holy Family (Sir 3:2-6, 12-14; Col 3:12-21; 1 Jn 3:1-2, 21-24)
7:00 a.m. Joe & Gen Cuccia† 8:30 a.m. Andrew Lambert†, Jeff Howell†, Henry &
Margaret Jorns†, Roger Doucette†, Imelda Gares†, Doris Holler†, Deacon Francis Drake, Deacon Richard & June Calkins, Ruth Anderson, Vito Montalbano†, John Howard Jr.†, Christopher & Barbara Hill, Marlene Ragusa
10:30 a.m. People of the Parish
Tabernacle Lamp This week the Tabernacle lamp in the Sanc-
tuary burns in memory of Brian Dubronich†.
Buildings Closed All educational buildings will close December 24
and December 25 for Christmas. They will also close December 31 and January 1 for the New Year’s cele-bration. The Church will be open during Mass times.
2018 Church Donations Tax Statement Will you need a statement of 2018 contributions
to the church for income tax purposes? If so, please call the Church Office at 863-7935 and request yours. Since not everyone has a need for a state-ment, we do not automatically mail one. The excep-tion would be those who issued a check in an amount $250.00 or over, as we are mandated by the IRS to issue a statement in those cases. Those who call will have their names put on a list, and a state-ment prepared as soon as possible after the new year. Our bookkeeper hopes to have these ready for mailing or pick-up (please state your choice) by the end of January.
*Please Note: To be included on 2018 contri-bution statements, all contributions to the church must be DATED and RECEIVED no later than December 30, 2018.
This is important in order to comply with IRS regulations, as the Church Office will be closed De-cember 31 and January 1.
Mass For God’s Special Children The Mass for God’s Special Children will be
held Sunday, January 6, at 2:00 p.m. at St. Francis Xavier Church, 444 Metairie Road, Metairie. For information, contact Joy Zainey at 504-834-5865 or visit www.godsspecialchildren.org
Healing Mass—Seelos’ 200th Birthday Sunday, January 13, 2019, 1:00 p.m.
National Seelos Shrine St. Mary’s Assumption Church
919 Josephine Street, New Orleans Celebrant—Archbishop Gregory Amond
• Confessions before Mass • Annointing of the Sick • Veneration of Relic Crucifix of Blessed
Francis Seelos • Wheelchair Accessible/Free Parking Lot
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“For Such A Time As This” Please join us for the Women’s Retreat “For
Such A Time As This” to be held January 25-27, 2019, at the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel in Lafa-yette. Msgr. David Toups as well as Deacon Larry and Andi Oney will be the featured guests. Registra-tion closes at noon on January 21. For registration forms and costs, visit www.ccrno.org
Raffle & Soiree Tickets Raffle tickets for the $5000.00 Walmart Gift
Card make great stocking stuffers or gifts for Christ-mas. Also available for gifts are Soiree tickets. You can purchase tickets for the Soiree for $60.00 each until January 31, 2019, (price will be $65.00 after January 31) or even a table as a gift for the entire family. Please contact a committee member to pur-chase tickets: Terri Schalenberg 985-290-0472, Jack Lauer 985-710-3586 or visit the Church Office.
Men’s “Road to Emmaus” Retreat Put aside the “hustle and bustle” of daily life and attend the men’s Em-maus retreat January 25-27, 2019. The weekend retreat is held at Rosaryville Spirit Life Center and retreat house in beautiful, peaceful Ponchatoula, Loui-siana. The retreat is based on the scripture passage “The Appearance on
the Road to Emmaus” (Luke 24: 13-35) and is an up-lifting experience that has a profound effect on men’s lives. The retreat begins at 5:00 p.m. Friday and ends after the 5:30 p.m. Mass Sunday. For regis-tration, visit www.rosaryvillela.com Something spe-cial definitely awaits you at Rosaryville!
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Treasures From Our Tradition In ancient pagan Rome, these days in mid-
December were a time for general slacking off at work and far too much rejoicing. The period of lei-sure after the harvest and a whole cluster of pagan festivals were a force for the church to handle. The Saturnalia, breaking out on December 17, was a time of high living and loose morals. Christians were ad-vised by their bishops to drop out of the mayhem and do some serious fasting. A famous church coun-cil at Saragossa in Spain made a season of fasting mandatory from December 17 to December 23, ex-actly coinciding with the Saturnalia. The bishops at that time were perhaps less concerned with preparing for Christmas than with resisting the kind of loose living happening.
Modern times have restored a bit of the Saturna-lia spirit to our culture, so that a general period of partying with a vague connection to religion is now upon us. How does a Christian keep balance? The practice of charity by remembering the poor in our gift-giving, of hospitality in finding a place at our holiday tables for the poor and lonely, and of daily prayer in the home and at church are great helps. Although Advent is not a penitential season like Lent, it is a time for making room in our lives for what matters most. James Field
From Scandal To Honor The meeting of Mary and
Elizabeth follows a strong tradi-tion of women in their culture, to come together to support each other during pregnancy. Mary likely carried a shadow of scandal in her pregnancy, since it began before her marriage. Elizabeth, having carried her own burden of social disapproval after many years without children, sees only cause for celebration. Elizabeth sees beyond the social shame of Mary's situation to observe how God is working, and how Mary has accepted joining in this work.
Unlike Elizabeth's husband Zechariah, who thought it unbelievable that God could bring them a son, Mary believed the angel’s message. Elizabeth honors Mary, in part, for simply being able to imag-ine that God could do this extraordinary thing through her. Perhaps God had been preparing Mary's heart throughout her young life, so that she could be
fully receptive to God’s specific call when the time was right. Mary opened herself to an uncertain fu-ture, trusting that God would accompany her in the joys and sorrows of being the mother of Jesus.
St. Charbel Makhlouf—December 24 Joseph Makhlouf was
born in 1828 at Beqa-Kafra, Lebanon. His peas-ant family lived a strong faith, were attentive to the Divine Liturgy, and had a great devotion to the Moth-er of God.
At the age of twenty-three, Charbel left his lov-ing and closely knit family to enter the Lebanese-Maronite Monastery called Notre-Dame de May-fouk. Following studies and perpetual profession at St. Cyprian de Kfifane Monaster, he was ordained in 1859.
For the next seven years, Charbel lived in the mountainous community of d’Anaya. After that he spend the next twenty-three years in complete soli-tude at Sts. Peter and Paul Hermitage near d’Anaya. He died there on Christmas Eve, 1898.
Charbel had a reputation for his austerity, pen-ances, obedience and Chasity. At times, Charbel was gifted with levitations during prayer, and he had great devotion to the Most Blessed Sacrament.
In all things, Charbel maintained perfect sereni-ty. He was beatified in 1965 by Pope Paul VI and canonized by Pope John Paul II in 1977.
St. Fabiola—December 27 Fabiola was born in the fourth
century to the noble Fabia family of Rome, Italy. Early in life, she was a follower of St. Jerome, but she fell away from the church.
Faiola divorced her first hus-band because of his ribald life-style, and she remarried. When her second husband died, she once again accepted her Christian obligations and re-turned to the Church and her support of St. Jerome.
Fabiola was noted for her charitable works, in-cluding the establishment of the first Christian public hospital in the West, where she waited on the pa-tients. Later, she opened a hospice for poor and sick pilgrims at Porto. She died in the year 399.
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