Our Lady, Queen of All Saints Catholic Church Church - 1012 West Dardeau Street Ville Platte, LA 70586 Family Life Center - 1220 West Dardeau Street Ville Platte, LA 70586 Confessions: Saturdays from 2:30pm — 3:50pm & 20 minutes before weekdays. Masses: Monday No Mass Tues./ Thurs. 5:30pm Wed. / Fri. 12:10pm Saturday 4:00pm Vigil Sunday 8:30am & 10:30am Marriage: Couples should contact the Pastor or Deacon at least six months prior to the anticipated wedding date. Marriage and NFP courses are re- quired. Pastoral Care of the Sick: Emergency calls an- swered immediately. Please call the FLC to sched- ule Anointing of the Sick or Holy Communion at home or in the hospital. Funerals: Arrangements made by the family and Funeral Director with the Pastor or Deacon. Phone: (337) 363-5167 Website: olqas.org Email: [email protected]Parish Staff: Father Mitchell G. Guidry, Pastor Deacon Eugene LeBoeuf, Ministry Assistant J. Lamke, Office Manager / Bookkeeper Janis Landreneau, Pastoral Assistant Nick Jagneaux, Director of Religious Education Ray Lamke, Maintenance Office Hours: 9:00am — 3:00pm on Mon. — Thur. 9:00am — 12noon on Fridays Parish Council: Gene Fisher, President, Randy Dardeau, Cheryl DeBaillon, Sherrell LeBoeuf, Benny Lee, Robin Perrodin, Jessica Reed, Jeremy Ortego, John Mayeux, Toby Landreneau, Karen Perron Parish Trustees: Rhett Young & Robert Eastin, Jr. Baptism: Please call the FLC to register for Bap- tism class prior to child’s birth. Classes are required for parents & godparents. Godparents must be confirmed, practicing Catholics.
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Our Lady, Queen of All Saints Catholic Church
Church - 1012 West Dardeau Street Ville Platte, LA 70586
Family Life Center - 1220 West Dardeau Street Ville Platte, LA 70586
Confessions: Saturdays from 2:30pm — 3:50pm & 20 minutes before weekdays. Masses: Monday No Mass Tues./ Thurs. 5:30pm Wed. / Fri. 12:10pm Saturday 4:00pm Vigil Sunday 8:30am & 10:30am Marriage: Couples should contact the Pastor or Deacon at least six months prior to the anticipated wedding date. Marriage and NFP courses are re-quired. Pastoral Care of the Sick: Emergency calls an-swered immediately. Please call the FLC to sched-ule Anointing of the Sick or Holy Communion at home or in the hospital. Funerals: Arrangements made by the family and Funeral Director with the Pastor or Deacon.
Janis Landreneau, Pastoral Assistant Nick Jagneaux, Director of Religious Education
Ray Lamke, Maintenance Office Hours: 9:00am — 3:00pm on Mon. — Thur. 9:00am — 12noon on Fridays Parish Council: Gene Fisher, President, Randy Dardeau, Cheryl DeBaillon, Sherrell LeBoeuf, Benny Lee, Robin Perrodin, Jessica Reed, Jeremy Ortego, John Mayeux, Toby Landreneau, Karen Perron Parish Trustees: Rhett Young & Robert Eastin, Jr. Baptism: Please call the FLC to register for Bap-tism class prior to child’s birth. Classes are required for parents & godparents. Godparents must be confirmed, practicing Catholics.
Prayer Intentions for Mass: Tuesday, July 9th (5:30PM): For the elderly Wednesday, July 10th (12:10PM): Cliff Fruge Thursday, July 11th (5:30PM) : For vocations to the religious life Friday, July 12th (12:10pm): Burke & Edney Landre-neau , Jubal Wall (BD); Janet Ardoin Saturday, July 13th (4:00pm): Jeanette Hill; Freddie & Elsie Martin; Burke & Edney Landreneau; Royce Meaux; Doris & Allen Lemoine; Maud & Ray Fields; Huey & Inez Fontenot; M/M Lindsey Fontenot; Lee Burke Fontenot; Devin Hendrickson; Ronald, Paul, Travis Odom Sunday, July 14th (8:30am): Haylie Renee Lee; Mary Duplechin; Leroy & Essie LaFleur; Special Intention; Zack Guillory; Cloynise Lachney; Tom & Gurcie Prudhomme; Marvin & Nina Ortego; Robert & Bobbie West; Pearl McDaniel Foret
Sunday, July 14th (10:30AM): John David Fontenot; Wade “Boogie” Soileau; Emery & Hazel Dupre; Jimmy Fontenot; Burke Vidrine & fly; John Terry Soileau
Week of June 30th, 2013
Will be reported in next week’s bulletin due to publication schedule.
Thank you for your generosity!
Second collection next week for OLQAS Build-ing & Maintenance Fund. Thank you for your generosity!
Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time July 7, 2013
Baptismal Seminar Schedule: Please call our OLQAS office early on in the pregnancy to register for the parents/godparents class. • Sunday , July 7th SH Meeting Rm 3:30PM • Monday, August 5th OLQAS FLC 6:00PM • Sunday, Sept. 1st SH Meeting Rm
Lay Ministers’ Schedule for Next Weekend Saturday, July 13th 4:00PM Mass Lector: Stephen Pellessier Eucharistic Ministers: Kathy & Lester Daire Stephen Pellisier Altar Servers Reid & Sean Eastin Moira & Ardhyn Parks Sunday, July 14th 8:30AM Mass Lector: Jessica Reed Eucharistic Ministers: Deacon, Benny Lee Stephen Pellisier Altar Servers: Julianne & Nick Reed Zackary Fusilier, Chloe Vidrine Sunday, July 14th 10:30AM Mass Lector: Stephen Pellisier Eucharistic Ministers: Deacon, Angie Rozas Stephen Pellisier Altar Servers: James & Stephen Fisher Wyatt Fontenot Gabie Aguillard
READINGS FOR THE WEEK: Monday: Gn 28:10-22a; Ps 91:1-4, 14- 15ab; Mt 9:18-26 Tuesday: Gn 32:23-33; Ps 17:1b, 2-3, 6- 7ab, 8b, 15; Mt 9:32-38 Wednesday: Gn 41:55-57; 42:5-7a, 17-24a; Ps 33:2-3, 10-11, 18-19; Mt 10:1-7 Thursday: Gn 44:18-21, 23b-29; 45:1-5; Ps 105:16-21; Mt 10:7-15 Friday: Gn 46:1-7, 28-30; Ps 37:3-4, 18- 19, 27-28, 39-40; Mt 10:16-23 Saturday: Gn 49:29-32; 50:15-26a; Ps 105:1-4, 6-7; Mt 10:24-33 Sunday: Dt 30:10-14; Ps 69:14, 17, 30-31, 33-34, 36, 37; or 19:8-11; Col 1:15-20; Lk 10:25-37
Jimmy Doucet, Liz Vidrine, Burke Philips, Ruth Tate
that they may receive healing.
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Family prayer is one of the most fruitful and unifying practices in which we can participate. Every time a family prays together Christ is present. This wonderful and powerful opportu-nity should be an everyday occurrence in our homes.
Prayer for Hurricane Season
O God, Master of this passing world, hear the humble voices of your children. The Sea of Galilee obeyed your order and returned to its former quietude. You are still the Master of land and sea. We live in the shadow of a dan-ger over which we have no control: the Gulf, like a provoked and angry giant, can awake from its seeming lethargy, overstep its conven-tional boundaries, invade our land and spread chaos and disaster. During this hurricane sea-son we turn to you, O Loving Father. Spare us from past tragedies whose memories are still vivid and whose wounds seem to refuse to heal with the passing of time. O Virgin, Star of the Sea, Our Beloved Mother, we ask you to plead with your Son in our behalf, so that spared from the calamities common to this area and ani-mated with a true spirit of gratitude, we will walk in the footsteps of your Divine Sin to reach heavenly Jerusalem where a storm less eternity awaits us. Amen Rev. Maurice Schexnadyer, Bishop of Lafayette in Louisiana, Diocese of Lafayette, 2006 Imprima-
OLQAS Calendars: Would your business like to sponsor our Church calendar? The Church needs calendar sponsors. One business can pay the whole cost or several businesses can split the cost. Call FLC if interested!
Going on vacation or is your child playing summer sports? Don’t leave God out of your summer! Churches abound-find one near you and your activity. There’s even an app for your phone to help you find a Church near you.
Patriotic Rosary— During these days of tumult and dissension across our nation; horrible natural dis-asters country-wide leaving us hurting and question-ing, the need for prayer should become more evident to us all. A rosary is said for our nation, the states and our people each week on Tuesdays at 9:00 AM at the home of Terry and Lima Fusilier. If you are interested in participating or have questions, please call Lima at 363-5935 or 983-6943.Our country was founded on Christian principles. Our prayers for our country!
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St. Benedict: Born in Nursia, Italy, he was educated in Rome, was repelled by the vices of the city and in about 500 fled to Enfide, thirty miles away. He decided to live the life of a hermit and settled at mountainous Subiaco, where he lived in a cave for three years, fed by a monk named Romanus. Despite Bene-dict's desire for solitude, his holiness and aus-terities became known and he was asked to be their abbot by a community of monks at Vico-varo. He accepted, but when the monks re-sisted his strict rule and tried to poison him, he returned to Subiaco and soon attracted great numbers of disciples. He organized them into twelve monasteries under individual priors he appointed, made manual work part of the pro-gram, and soon Subiaco became a center of spirituality and learning. He left suddenly, re-portedly because of the efforts of a neighboring priest, Florentius, to undermine his work, and in about 525 settled at Monte Cassino.
He destroyed a pagan temple to Apollo on its crest, brought the people of the neighboring area back to Christianity, and in about 530 be-gan to build the monastery that was to be the birthplace of Western monasticism. Soon disci-ples again flocked to him as his reputation for holiness, wisdom, and miracles spread far and wide. He organized the monks into a single monastic community and wrote his famous rule prescribing common sense, a life of moderate asceticism, prayer, study, and work, and com-munity life under one superior. It stressed obe-
dience, stability, zeal, and had the Divine Of-fice as the center of monastic life; it was to affect spiritual and mo-nastic life in the West for centuries to come.
While ruling his monks (most of whom, includ-ing Benedict, were not ordained), he counseled rulers and Popes, ministered to the poor and destitute about him, and tried to repair the rav-ages of the Lombard Totila's invasion. He died at Monte Cassino on March 21. Excerpted from the Dictionary of Saints, John J. Delaney
Collect: O God, who made the Abbot Saint Benedict an outstanding master in the school of divine service, grant, we pray, that, putting nothing before love of you, we may hasten with a loving heart in the way of your commands. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your
Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. dating back to 1415 was found at the Abbey of Metten in Bavaria, giving an explanation of these letters. They were the initial letters of a Latin prayer of exorcism against Satan.
Papal Intentions for the Month of July • World Youth Day– That World Youth
Day in Brazil may encourage all young Christians to become disciples and mission-aries of the Gospel.
• ASIA– That throughout Asia doors may be
open to messengers of the Gospel.
Since "Carmel is All Mary's" we maintain a fer-vent devotion to Our Lady, celebrating her feasts with solemnity, living out her requests and imitating her inner life of faith, hope, and love. July is a special month as it the time for the annual Novena to Our Lady of Mount Car-mel. This year’s Novena theme will be Our Lady of Carmel, Mother of the Church. How fitting for a celebration of Mary during the Year of Faith since Pope Emeritus Benedict en-trusted this special time in the Church to the grace of her intercession and the power of her example. Our Lady of Mount Carmel is seen by Carmelites as the perfect model of the inte-rior life of prayer and virtue as well as the per-son who was in life closest to Jesus. But the Lady of Carmel is a Mother too, Mother of all Carmelites and Mother of the Church. In this Motherhood she is also the closest person to us; she ”embraces each and every one in the Church and embraces each and every one through the Church.” (Bl. John Paul II)...Mary is the Mother, she helps us to grow as human beings and in the faith, to be strong… to live responsibly, to strive ever higher (Pope Fran-cis).
July 8 through July 16 there will be Mass and Special Prayers each evening at 6:00PM. All are invited to attend.
These two titles of Our Lady will be prayerfully explored in depth by the Novena homilist, Archbishop Jean Benjamin Sleiman, a Dis-calced Carmelite who is the Latin Archbishop of Baghdad and the head of the Latin Church Community in Iraq. You are invited to join in the Novena at the Carmelite Monastery at 1250 Carmel Dr., Lafayette, LA. The No-vena prayer is next for those who can not join the group in Lafayette.
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Monastery of Mary, Mother of Grace
Novena Prayer In this Year if Faith, let us turn to Our Lady of Carmel, Mother of the Church, in faith, confi-dence, and childlike trust in her love. OUR LADY OF CARMEL, your soul was a sanctuary reserved for God alone, where love and zeal for his glory reigned. Fill our Holy Fa-ther, the bishops, priests and all who minister in the Church with the same zeal and dedica-tion. IMAGE OF CARMEL, your heart was a dwell-ing place for God where you loved with Him and pondered His word day and night. Teach all Christians to mediate on the Word of God and to make it the criterion of their lives and actions. BEAUTY OFCARMEL, your life was a blossom-laden Vine. Help families to grow in faith, hope and fidelity so that their family vine may blos-som in love and be fruitful with the new growth of children. MOTHER OF THE CHURCH, your will was fixed in God’s. Help all your children to be strong in faith and teach them how to face the difficulties and problems of life firmly adhering to the teachings of the Church. MOTHER OF FAITH, your attitude was that of the “handmaid of the Lord”; help young per-sons to make definitive choices and lifetime commitments to the married state or the priest-hood or religious life. MOTHER OF TENDERNESS, your compas-sion embraces all our needs. Sustain the sick, the sorrowful, the hopeless and the lonely; up-hold those who fight for religious freedom and protection for the unborn and the aged; aid those who struggle with financial difficulties, family issues and unemployment. We resolve to walk in your footsteps and to imitate your vir-tues, confident in your all powerful intercession.( mention your intentions) Amen.
Thinking about taking a Holy Hour at the Adoration Chapel in the hospital? There is a need for addi-tional adorers on Sat. at 10PM. Please call Pitchy Tuminaro at 363-4533 for more infor-mation.
Do you or someone in your family need help? Tiffany Tate who is with St. Augustine Counseling is now offering coun-seling service in the following areas: Marriage and family; youth; trauma and addiction. For more information or an appointment call 363-1667. Ms. Tate’s office is located in Ville Platte at 1220 Dardeau St.
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Our bulletin sponsors enable us to receive our weekly Church bulletins free of charge. Let’s thank these sponsors by patronizing their businesses! Sponsor of the week :
Cajun Cove Car Wash
Are you Registered? Each family or household should be registered in the census of the Church they generally attend. You may not be in the census of both Sacred Heart & OLQAS. In order to be married in the Church, have your child baptized, etc. you must be reg-istered at that Church. If you are currently re-ceiving Church envelopes then you are regis-tered in the OLQAS census. Being registered with one Church does not in any way bar you from attending either or both Churches . Also, young adults, when you marry or establish your own household, it is your responsibility to regis-ter as a new household in the Church census.
“Come to the Well” a day of hope and resto-ration for those suffering the loss of a loved one—July 13th 9AM-4PM anticipated Mass to follow at St. Joseph Parish Life Center, Milton; 101E. Milton Ave., Lafayette. Pre-registration is required. Cost is $25.00 per person. RSVP with payment by July 8th. Contact Trista Littell @337-261-5607 for information.
Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City, Mexico, Sept 29th through Oct.4th, 2013. Fr. Mitchell Guidry will be the Spiritual Leader of this pilgrimage which also include the Church of Healing in Tu-petiac, Our Lady of Guadalupe Basilica, the Chapel of Tepeyac, Cathedral in Puebla and the Pyramids of the Moon and Sun. Call today for more information: 337-291-1933 or email j o a n @ h o l y t r a v e l s . p r g o r g o t o www.holytravels.org/mexicocity. Sponsored through Magnificat Travel. Holytravels.org.
Congratulations to Andrew Davis Bischoff who was made a child of God in the waters of baptism on Wednesday, June 26th. May he grow in the knowledge and love of Christ.
"Registration for the Fall CCD classes (Grades 7-11) is open. Forms were mailed to parents of students who attended last year. Parents of new students should contact Nicholas Jagneaux at 363.5167 or [email protected]. Classes are held on Sun-day evenings from 6:15-8:15, beginning on Sept. 8. They will run roughly every two weeks until Feb. 9, 2013. Registration is $20. Regu-lar registration ends on Friday, Aug. 9. There is an additional $10 late fee for registrations received after Aug. 9."
“Family prayer is one of the most fruitful and unifying practices in which we can participate. Every time a family prays together Christ is present. This wonderful and powerful opportunity should be an everyday occurrence
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CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS Our Lady Queen of All Saints #515102 1220 W. Dardeau Street Ville Platte, LA 70586 TELEPHONE 337 363-5167 CONTACT PERSON Janis Landreneau EMAIL: [email protected] SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2007 Adobe Acrobat 9 Windows Vista PRINTER HP LJ P1505 TRANSMISSION TIME Tuesday 9:00 SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION November 4, 2012 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 7 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
