DIVINE MERCY CATHOLIC PARISH Loving Mercifully, Living Marian. 4337 Sal Lentini Parkway • Kenner, Louisiana 70065 Church Office: (504) 466-5016 • Church Email: [email protected]www.divinemercyparish.org Mass Times Saturday Vigil: 4:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m. (Español) Sunday: 8:30, 10:30 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Monday and Tuesday: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday & Friday: 7:30 a.m. Holy Days of Obligation See Inside the Bulletin for Schedule Confession Times Saturday: 3:00-3:45 p.m. (English & Español) And by Appointment: Call (504) 466-5016, ext. 116 Devotions Eucharistic Adoration: 24/7 in the Adoration Chapel Chaplet of Divine Mercy: Thursday & Friday, 3 p.m. in Adoration Chapel and following Weekday Morning Masses Rosary: Monday—Friday before Mass Saturday before 4 p.m. Mass Sábados, 6:30 p.m. (Español) Sunday before 8:30 a.m. Mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help: Novena on Wednesday following the 7:30 a.m. Mass Culture of Life Rosary 1st Thursday of Month following the 7:30 a.m. Mass Parish Staff Pastor: Rev. Robert T. Cooper Parochial Vicar: Rev. Luis Duarte Deacons: Noel Martinsen, Drea Capaci, Larry Oney, and David Caldero St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School Joan Kathmann, Principal (504) 468-3524 Pastoral Associate/Youth Minister: Ryan Foulon Director of Communications: Becky Delatte Director of Religious Ed: Jacques Delouche Director of Music: Garrett Fried Administrative Staff: Sherryl Clements Antoinette Silver May 2, 2021 Fifth Sunday of Easter
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DIVINE MERCY CATHOLIC PARISH
Loving Mercifully, Living Marian.
4337 Sal Lentini Parkway • Kenner, Louisiana 70065
Pray for the Repose of the Souls of those who have died:
Allyson Sylve Maechling
Wayne Bacino
May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed,
through the mercy of God, rest in peace!
Baptisms
Jackson Andrew Grabert Brayden Paul Beard Mila Isabelle Juarez
Mass Intentions
To schedule Mass Intentions, please visit website www.divinemercyparish.org. The link for the Mass Intentions is under “Liturgy & Sacraments” then
“Mass Intentions & Mass Card Requests”. Complete the online form or contact the Parish Office.
The Sanctuary Candle burns this week In memory of
Deceased Members of the Noverola Family
The Adoration Chapel
Candles burn this week
In Memory of
Rosemary McGinness
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May 2, 2021 5th Sunday of Easter
“Children, let us love not in word or speech
but in deed and truth.” - 1 JOHN 3:18
Regarding our Catholic faith, do you “walk the talk?” Do your actions reflect what it means to
be a good disciple? Are you an active participant at Sunday Mass? Are you joyful when
participating in parish min-istry? Do you give grate-fully and generously with your financial support to
your parish and other Church needs? If not, it’s
not too late to start!
Stewardship of Treasure
Weekend of April 18, 2021
Envelopes ...................................$ 23,282 Loose ..........................................$ 1,675 Online Giving ..............................$ 8,807 Capital Campaign .......................$ 1,670 Other Income ..............................$ 3,235 Totaling .................................. $ 38,669 St. Anthony Ministry ...................$ 336
“Let us focus on generosity, or returning God’s gifts with
increase, through the generous sharing of our time,
talent and treasure.” ~ Fr. Cooper
Calendar of Events
Sunday, May 2 –May Crowning (All Masses) • Masses 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 6:00 PM • 2nd Collection: Home Missions • Student Ministry for Grades 7-12,
7:00—8:45 PM, Parish Community Center
Monday, May 3 • Mass 6:30 PM • Virtual RCIA-Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults,
Parish Community Center • Legion of Mary, 7:15 PM, Sacristy
Tuesday, May 4 • 6:30 PM Mass • Parish Catechesis (K-12th Grade) • Altar Auxiliary, 7:15 PM, Parish Community Center • New Life Prayer Group, 7:15 PM, Church
Wednesday, May 5 • 7:30 AM Mass • Church Cleaning 8:30 AM—10:30 AM • Adult Faith Formation-The Bible Timeline:
The Story of Salvation, 10:00 AM & 6:30 PM, Parish Community Center
• St. Anthony Ministry to the Needy, 12:00—4:00 PM
Thursday, May 6
• 7:30 AM Mass, Culture of Life Rosary follows Mass • SEAS School Mass, 9:00 AM • Divine Mercy Men’s Club Meeting, 6:00 PM,
Parish Community Center
Friday, May 7 • 7:30 AM Mass • First Friday Holy Hour and Benediction • Cleaning Church, 9:00 AM—10:30 AM • Divine Mercy Cenacle Group, 7:00 PM,
Parish Community Center
Saturday, May 8 • 4:00 PM Vigil, 7:00 PM Spanish • Second Collection: Debt Reduction • Bilingual Confessions, 3-3:45 PM
Sunday, May 9 - Mothers’ Day • Masses 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 6:00 PM Mass • 2nd Collection: Debt Reduction • Student Ministry for Grades 7-12, 7:00-8:45 PM,
Parish Community Center
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Divine Mercy Parish would like to thank our families who are currently giving electronically. You may not see these fellow parishioners place an envelope in the basket every week, but their consistent giving does not go unnoticed. Each
month our parish receives a steady and predict-able stream of income from
those donors who have made the commitment to give to God
first by having a designated contribution
automatically transferred to our parish through our Online
Giving Program. If you would like to learn more about this easy, safe, and secure way of giving,
please check out our website: www.divinemercyparish.org/online-giving
Today, we celebrate the Fifth Sunday of Easter. In the Gospel (Jn 15:1-8), we are presented with the time Jesus tells the
apostles that He is the vine. Jesus also says that “His Father is the vine grower,” (JN 15:1). Jesus wants us to “bear much
fruit and become (his) disciples,” (JN15:8). A LIFE TEEN author addresses us and states, “You can’t bear fruit if you’re
separated from the root.” The LIFE TEEN author then says, “God asks great things from us, only after giving us all we
need to achieve them.” On Sunday nights, we discuss what the LIFETEEN author says about different “acts of love” or “concrete ways you can show others they are loved by you
and God (like) doing the dishes, picking up your sibling from school, helping a friend with homework, serving the
homeless at a food kitchen, taking out the trash, or talking to a new student at school.”
Sunday Nights at Divine Mercy are designed for 7-12 grade
students regardless of what school they attend. We are made up of adults and teens who are passionate about living for
Jesus! Our ultimate goal is to one day become saints! Please join us as we discuss the love of Jesus for us and ways we
can share that love with others
You are invited to stay connected with us on Instagram at divinemercylte, Twitter at divinemercylte, and
YouTube at Divine Mercy Life Teen
Prayer Blanket Ministry
The Prayer Blankets will be blessed this weekend at the 4 PM Mass.
All parishioners are asked to pray for the recipients but we ask that you do not
touch or take any of the prayer blankets.
To request a prayer blanket contact Meryl Rooney at (504) 472-4383
Esmeralda Bush, Rosinda Diaz, Marylou Damian, Adrales Family, Nick Portillo, Patricia Soliz, Eucevio Soliz Jose Galvez Moreno, Shirley Savoie, Carol Rotherham, David Varino, Jerry Poche,
Audrey Mendel, Francis Brunett, Francis Celano, Lisa Margavio, Alma Padilla, Carolina Garcia Carias,
Mary Schell, Gloria Burmaster, Debbie Blue, Sylvia & Neil Bordelon, Abigail Johnson, Bobby Child,
Sully Child, Jackie Reynolds, Hayes David Tate, All Prayer Blanket Recipients and
All Prayer Intentions on the Divine Mercy website.
Prayer Intentions
Names will remain on the list one month. Call 466-5016 to add a name.
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The Novena in honor of the Holy Spirit is the oldest of all novenas since it was first made at the direction of Our Lord Himself when He sent His apostles back
to Jerusalem to await the coming of the Holy Spirit on the first Pentecost. It is still the only novena officially prescribed by the Church. Addressed to the
Third Person of the Blessed Trinity, it is a powerful plea for the light and strength and love so sorely needed by every Christian.
This year, the Novena starts on Friday, May 14th, and runs through Saturday, May 22nd.
You may download a copy of the Novena Pamphlet in English or Spanish on our website at:
divinemercyparish.org/novena-to-the-holy-spirit
Friday, May 7 Divine Mercy Cenacle Group, 7:00 PM,
Parish Community Center
Tuesday, May 4 New Life Prayer Group, 7:15 PM, Church
Our fifth presentation will be entitled “Eucharistic Images and Art” and will be
offered by Prof. Jordan Haddad, Director of Lay Ecclesial Ministry
at Notre Dame Seminary.
This event will take place on Wednesday, May 19th, 2021, with
Eucharistic Adoration beginning at 5:30 PM followed by a lecture and Q&A
from 6:00- 7:00 PM.
This event is FREE and open to the public. You can attend either in person (socially distanced) or virtually,
but space is limited, so make sure to RSVP.
Virtual attendees will receive streaming information via email on the day of the
event. Registration for this event will close on Wednesday, May 19th at 5:00 PM.
For more information, visit:
https://nds.edu/els/
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Hispanic ministry
La Novena en honor del Espíritu Santo es la más antigua de todas las novenas ya que se hizo por primera vez bajo la dirección de Nuestro Señor
mismo cuando envió a sus apóstoles de regreso a Jerusalén para esperar la venida del Espíritu Santo
en el primer Pentecostés. Sigue siendo la única novena prescrita oficialmente por la Iglesia.
Dirigida a la Tercera Persona de la Santísima Trinidad, es una poderosa súplica por la luz, la
fuerza y el amor que tanto necesita todo cristiano.
Este año, la Novena comienza el viernes 14 de mayo y
termina el sábado 22 de mayo. Puede descargar una copia del folleto de
Novena en inglés o español en los enlaces fluidos:
La Iglesia Divina Misericordia y el Grupo Ágape presentan: La Eucaristía en el Nuevo Testamento.
Las 6 clases comenzarán el viernes 23 de abril de 7pm a 8:30pm en el salón parroquial.
Por favor traer su Biblia.
Las clases continuarán los siguientes viernes: viernes 23 de abril 7pm a 8:30pm viernes 30 de abril 7pm a 8:30pm viernes 14 de mayo 7pm a 8:30pm viernes 28 de mayo 7pm a 8:30pm viernes 11 de junio 7pm a 8:30pm viernes 25 de junio 7pm a 8:30pm
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Fr. Cooper’s Corner
Men of St. Joseph
In this Year of St. Joseph, there are many ways all the faithful of the Church can learn from him how to be just, to obey God, to center one’s life on Jesus, to love the Blessed Virgin Mary, to live the Gospel of work, to prepare for a holy death. But there is a par cular need for men and boys to learn from St. Joseph. Western culture is experiencing a crisis of masculinity brought about by several factors: a patriarchy-smashing radical feminism that tries to shame men simply for being men; gender theory, in which masculinity is reduced to a psychological concept; poor role models among celebri es, athletes, even clergy; caricatured depic ons in movies on television and in contemporary literature; and perhaps most of all, from a crisis in fatherhood, which reduces fatherhood to a biological phenomenon o en leaving children without the human and spiritual dimensions of mature manliness. What lessons can men and boys learn from Saint Joseph during this special holy year and beyond? Let us focus on seven. First, St. Joseph shows us how to be a “just man” (Mt 1:19) by “ad-jus ng” his whole life to what God was asking. About King Saul, the prophet Samuel said, “The Lord sought a man a er his own heart” (1 Sam 13:14). Saul did not live up to that divine desire. St. Joseph did. Second, St. Joseph shows us what real faith means. “Throughout all of history,” Pope Benedict said in 2009, “Joseph is the man who gives God the greatest display of trust, even in the face of such astonishing news.” He shows us that obedience to God is not a threat to one’s freedom. Four separate mes, he obeyed promptly and completely God’s commands conveyed to him in dreams, which he refused to deconstruct or dismiss. His whole life, like Mary’s, was a fiat. Many saints have compared him to Abraham: both were willing to leave one’s own country at God’s command without knowing the future; both trusted that God could give a child outside the laws of nature; both were willing to allow a chosen and beloved son to be sacrificed, knowing that God had the power to raise him. Like Abraham, St. Joseph is a true “father in faith.” Third, St. Joseph reveals to us the characteris cs of authen c fatherhood and the role of the father in the family. “Fathers,” Pope Francis writes, “are not born, but made. A man does not become a father simply by bringing a child into the world, but by taking up the responsibility to care for that child.” Joseph’s fatherhood was not grounded in biology but in his marriage to Mary, in his naming Jesus, and in the faithful and loving spiritual commitment he made with Mary to be at the service of Jesus’ life and growth. As a true father, he provided for the Holy Family from his hard work as a carpenter. He was also a protector, someone saints have called the “savior of the Savior of the world.” God the Father, to whom Joseph’s fatherhood pointed, had such trust in his capacity to promptly defend Jesus and Mary that He waited un l the last second, in a dream, to p him off that Herod’s assassins were approaching. It is no wonder why the Church has been similarly entrusted to his paternal care. Regardless of one’s state in life, every man can learn this type of spiritual fatherhood from him. Pope Benedict encouraged all dads to “take Saint Joseph as their model” since he shows the “deepest meaning of their own fatherhood.” Fourth, St. Joseph shows us how to love chastely. Chas ty is a precondi on of love, because it keeps eros selfless rather than selfish, loving rather that lus ul. Even though Mary was the most sublime creature God ever formed, and even though Joseph lived with her for twelve to thirty years, he protected her voca on to virginal maternity. Some people like to imagine that Joseph was 250 years old and therefore well beyond the stage of physical a rac on, but this robs him of his virtue, not to men on infelicitously puts him in the category of really old men who marry really
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young women. St. Joseph lived with the most integrally beau ful woman of all me and loved her, ardently, but chastely, showing us that real spousal love
does not need to be expressed uniquely in genital rela ons. Fi h, St. Joseph shows us how to work hard. He was a tekton, “builder,” a word that sums up his en re life. He built stuff by the sweat of his brow and callouses on his hand. He traveled with tools. St. John Paul II said he was the “very epitome of the Gospel of work,” who taught Jesus human work. “If the Son of God was willing to learn a human work from a man,” John Paul II con nued, “this indicates that there is in work a specific moral value with a precise meaning for man and for his self-fulfillment.” St. Joseph helps every man find that value and meaning. Sixth, St. Joseph shows us how to become men of prayer. He is a contempla ve man of eloquent silence, whose only recorded word in Scripture was pronouncing the Savior’s name at his circumcision. His life was an extended medita on — like a Rosary — on Jesus: Jesus’ life-giving words, example of humility and pa ence, diligence, charity, and other virtues. Joseph’s rumina ve silence, St. John Paul II commented, “reveals in a special way the inner portrait of the man. The Gospels allow us to discover in his ‘ac ons’ — shrouded in silence as they are — an aura of deep contempla on.” Pope Benedict prayed that, in a world that is o en too noisy, we would all be “infected” with St. Joseph’s silence. Finally, St. Joseph shows us how to become men of the Eucharist. It is great that at the beginning of his pon ficate, Pope Francis decreed that St. Joseph’s name be men oned a er the Blessed Virgin’s in every Mass because his life was like a Mass, “the li le house at Nazareth was as the outspread square of the white corporal,” as Father Frederick Faber commented. The Holy House was a tabernacle where he and Mary lived in the Real Presence with adora on. Before Jesus would say the words of ins tu on, Joseph gave his body, blood, sweat, tears — everything — for Jesus. St. Paul VI said that the secret of St. Joseph’s greatness is that he “made his life a service, a sacrifice, to the mystery of the Incarna on and to the redemp ve mission that is joined to it.” Serving Christ, “with love and for love” was “his life.” In an age in which belief in the Real Presence must be strengthened, St. Joseph shows men how to live Eucharis c lives. Pope Francis says that St. Joseph “reminds us that those who appear hidden or in the shadows can play an incomparable role in the history of salva on.” “Great things” are not needed, but ordinary virtues lived fully and authen cally. Joseph shows us those human and manly virtues. The name “Joseph” means “increase” and this holy year is a par cularly auspicious me for men and boys to increase in devo on, learning from him how to serve God, their family, the Church, and society with similar manly zeal.
The Second Collection this weekend is for Catholic Home Missions
What Is a Home Mission Diocese? Home mission dioceses are those Catholic dioceses in the United States, its territories, and former territories that cannot
provide basic pastoral services without outside help. Basic pastoral services include Mass, the sacraments, religious education, and ministry training for priests, deacons,
religious sisters, and laypeople. Right now, over 40% of dioceses in the United States and its territories are considered home missions.
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You Can Be A Missionary Too “Proclaim His Salvation Day After Day”
(Psalm 96:2)
Wednesday, May 12, 2021 9 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Divine Mercy Catholic Church
Mass Celebrant ~ Fr. Jimmy Jeanfreau Archdiocesan Director, Propagation of the Faith
Open to All. Cost is Free with recommended $15 Donation to the Missionaries of St. Therese
For information and to RSVP, call or text Lynn Schonberg at 504-577-4711
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4:00 pm Mass Entrance Immaculate Mary 1. Immaculate Mary, your praises we sing; You reign now in Heaven with Jesus our King.
Refrain Ave, Ave, Ave Maria! Ave, Ave, Maria!
2. In heaven the blessed your glory proclaim; On earth we your children invoke your fair name.
3. We pray for our Mother, the Church upon earth, And bless, Holy Mary, the land of our birth. Text: 11 11 with refrain; anon. in Parochial Hymn Book, Boston, 1897; rev. of Hail Virgin of virgins by Jeremiah Cummings, 1814–1866, alt. Music: Trad. Pyrenean melody, pub. Grenoble, 1882; alt. by Augustus Edmonds Tozer. All
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May Crowning Bring Flowers of the Rarest 1. Bring flow'rs of the fairest, Bring flow'rs of the rarest, From garden and woodland And hillside and vale; Our full hearts are swelling, Our Glad voices telling The praise of the loveliest Rose of the vale.
Chorus O Mary! we crown thee with blossoms today, Queen of the Angels, Queen of the May, O Mary! we crown thee with blossoms today, Queen of the Angels, Queen of the May.
2. Our voices ascending, In harmony blending, Oh! Thus may our hearts turn Dear Mother, to thee;
Oh! Thus shall we prove thee How truly we love thee, How dark without Mary Life's journey would be. Public Domain.
Offertory I Am the Vine Chorus I am the Vine and you are the branches Live in Me and you will never die I am the Vine and my Father is the Keeper Come to Me let the Spirit bring you life
1. Like a tree planted by the living water To stretch its roots into the living stream You will show no distress In the heat of the drought But s ll bear fruit and live
2. Come to Me all you heavy ladened My yoke is easy My burden is light I will raise you up on the wings of an eagle And to God's mountain will fly
DIVINE WORSHIP AND SACRED MUSIC
Fifth Sunday of Easter
SACRED MUSIC LYRICS
Memorare
REMEMBER, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known that anyone who fled to thy protection, implored thy help, or sought thy intercession was left unaided. Inspired with this confidence, I fly to thee, O Virgin of virgins, my Mother; to thee do I come; before thee I stand, sinful and sorrowful. O Mother of the Word Incarnate, despise not my petitions, but in thy mercy hear and answer me. Amen.
Prayer to St. Michael
St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle, be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray; and do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly host, by the power of God, cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
Family Prayer
Loving and faithful God, through the years the people of our archdiocese have appreciated the prayers and love of Our Lady of Prompt Succor in times of war, disaster, epidemic and illness. We come to you, Father, with Mary our Mother, and ask you to help us in the battle of today against violence, murder and racism. We implore you to give us your wisdom that we may build a community founded on the values of Jesus, which gives respect to the life and dignity of all people. Bless parents that they may form their children in faith. Bless and protect our youth that they may be peacemakers of our time. Give consolation to those who have lost loved ones through violence. Hear our prayer and give us the perseverance to be a voice for life and human dignity in our community. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Our Lady of Prompt Succor, hasten to help us. Mother Henriette Delille, pray for us that we may be a holy family.
Sending Forth Hail, Holy Queen Enthroned Above 1. Hail, holy Queen enthroned above, O Maria. Hail Queen of mercy and of love, O Maria. Triumph, all ye Cherubim, Sing with us, ye Seraphim, Heaven and earth resound the hymn: Salve, Salve, Salve Regina.
8:30 am Mass Entrance Immaculate Mary See 4 PM Mass – Entrance
May Crowning Bring Flowers of the Rarest See 4 PM Mass- May Crowning
Offertory Remain in Me, I Am the Vine Refrain Remain in me, I am the vine. Remain in me; you shall have life. You are the branches: bear fruit for all to see. I am the vine, remain in me. 1. No branch can live without the tree, nor grow or serve apart from me. This I have told you that you may see my love in you, your joy complete. 2. No longer slaves, I call you friends. I shall be with you to the end. Keep my commandments; I dwell in you. So, now bear witness to the truth. 3. As I have done so you should do, so as to love as I love you. For in your witness, my love is shown; in simple ways, my heart made known.
4. As I died, so too shall you die. As I rose, so too shall you rise. Do not be troubled: your eyes have seen. You trust in God, have trust in me.
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May Crowning Bring Flowers of the Rarest See 4 PM Mass- May Crowning
Offertory Behold the Lamb of God 1. You are my Lord. It’s you I adore. Nothing on earth could ever take Your place. Your might humbles ev’ry heart; the highest of heavens bow. for nothing on earth could ever take Your place. And now we see your sacrifice, the greatest gi , our greatest prize.
Refrain Behold the Lamb of God! Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. (repeat verse & refrain; then to Bridge…)
Communion At The Cross (Love Ran Red) 1. There's a place where mercy reigns and never dies, there's a place where streams of grace flow deep and wide; Where all the love I've ever found comes like a flood, comes flowing down.
Refrain At the cross, at the cross, I surrender my life. I'm in awe of You, I'm in awe of You. Where Your love ran red, and my sin washed white. I owe all to You, I owe all to You.
Interlude Jesus 2. There's a place where sin and shame are powerless, where my heart has peace with God and forgiveness; Where all the love I've ever found comes like a flood, comes flowing down. (to refrain…)
Bridge Here my hope is found, here on holy ground; Here I bow down, here I bow down. Here, arms open wide, here You saved my life; Here I bow down, here I bow (down). (to refrain…)
Sending Forth Your Love Defends Me 1. You are my joy; You are my song. You are the well, the One I'm drawing from. You are my refuge my whole life long. Where else would I go?
Chorus Surely my God is the strength of my soul. Your love defends me, Your love defends me. And when I feel like I'm all alone, Your love defends me, Your love defends me.
2. Day a er day, night a er night, I will remember You're with me in this fight. Although the ba le, it rages on, the war's already won. I know the war is already won.
Bridge We sing, “Hallelujah, You're my por on, my salva on. Hallelujah.”
Acuérdate, oh piadosísima Virgen María!, que jamás se ha oído decir que ninguno de los que han acudido a tu protección, implorando tu auxilio, haya sido desamparado. Animado por esta confianza, a Ti acudo, Madre, Virgen de la vírgenes, y gimiendo bajo el peso de mis pecados me atrevo a comparecer ante Ti. Madre de Dios, no deseches mis súplicas, antes bien, escúchalas y acógelas benignamente. Amen.
Oración a San Miguel Arcángel
O San Miguel, Arcángel defiéndenos en la batalla. Sé nuestra protección contra el mal y las trampas del diablo; humildemente te rogamos que Dios los reprenda. O Principe Celestial de la Santa Hostia, que con la ayuda de Dios eches a satanás al infierno y a los espíritus que vagan por el mundo para arruinar las almas. Amén.
Nuestra Oración Familiar
Dios amoroso y fiel, a través de los años el pueblo de nuestra arquidiócesis ha apreciado las oraciones y el amor de Nuestra Señora del Pronto Socorro en tiempos de guerras, desastres, epidemias y enfermedad. Venimos a Ti, Padre, con María nuestra Madre, y te pedimos nos ayudes en la batalla de hoy contra la violencia, el asesinato y el racismo. Te imploramos que nos des la sabiduría para construir una
comunidad fundada en los valores de Jesús, que conceden respeto a la vida y dignidad a todas las personas. Bendice a los padres para que formen a sus hijos en fe. Bendice y protege a nuestros jóvenes para que sean hacedores de paz en nuestro tiempos. Da consuelo a los que han perdido a seres queridos debido a la violencia. Te lo pedimos por Jesucristo, Nuestro Señor. Amén.
Nuestra Señora del Pronto Socorro, apresúrate a socorrernos.
Madre Henrieta Delille, ruega por nosotros para que seamos una familia Santa.
La Segunda Colección de este fin de semana es para Misiones Domésticas Católicas
¿Que es una diócesis Misionera? Las diócesis misioneras son aquellas diócesis en los Estados Unidos, sus territorios y antiguos territorios, que no pueden proporcionar servicios pastorales básicos sin recibir una ayuda externa. Los servicios pastorales
básicos incluyen la Misa, los sacramentos, la educación religiosa y la capacitación en el ministerio para sacerdotes, diáconos, religiosas y personas laicas. En estos momentos,
más del 40% de las diócesis en los Estados Unidos es considerado territorio de diócesis misioneras.
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Call 504-503-7000 or visit ejgh.org to schedule
your appointment online.
EJGH Women’s Care - Kenner 3555 Loyola Dr.Kenner, LADr. Vadim GelmanDr. Louise Gautreaux (Collins)Dr. Cynthia WilliamsDr. Diana Dang
Eddie Corcoran Ins. Agency3701 Williams Blvd., Ste. #240
Auto • Home • Life
Retirement
469-6400Located in the Regions Bank Bldg. • Se Habla Español
