St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church

105 Bonnabel Blvd. Metairie, LA 70005

www.scschurch.com

Pastor: Fr. Tim Hedrick Parochial Vicar: Fr. Andrew Gutierrez

Office Hours: Monday — Friday 8:30 am — 4:30 pm

Parish Phone: 504-835-9343 Parish Fax: 504-835-1525 Parish Emergency Line: 504-833-8507 St. Vincent de Paul Assistance: 504-267-9507

Mass Schedule

Monday — Friday 9:00 am Wednesday 5:30 pm Saturday (Vigil) 4:00 pm Sunday 7:00 am 9:00 am 11:00 am *(Childcare Available) 5:30 pm * Childcare/Nursery is located in the Melancon Center.

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Monday 8:30 am Wednesday 8:30 am and 5:00 pm Friday 8:30 am Saturday 3:00 pm Or By Appointment

Devotions

Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration (Chapel) Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena (Tues 9:30 am in Church)

Rosary (Mon — Fri 8:15 am in Church) Rosary (Mon 6 pm in Church)

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School

400 Codifer Blvd. Metairie, LA 70005 www.scsgators.org

Principal: Mrs. Kimberlie Kilroy

School Phone: 504-831-1166 School Fax: 504-833-8982

Hearing assistance devices are available in Church. Please see an usher if you need one.

“Centered on Christ, Ablaze with Love!”

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church April 19, 2020

Divine Mercy Sunday

Established in 1921

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Mass Intentions Saturday, April 18 4:00 pm Jeff Braquet Sylvia and Sal D’Antoni Adam C. Dicks † Dr. Tom Giles † Donna and John Hummel Ethel Landry Fr. Tim and Fr. Andrew Parishioners of St. Catherine Lillian Sehrt Sunday, April 19 7:00 am Muriel Trahan 9:00 am Living and deceased members of the Rosary Altar Society 11:00 am Lynne A. Bonvillian † Charlie Cusimano † John Gatti, Jr. † Joan Gibson Dr. Tom Giles † Ulice Gomez † Kevin Jeanes † Elaine Jimenez Genny Marks Parish Family Randy Perrone † Dr. Mark J. Peters † David Patrick Reinhardt † Marjorie Schexnayder † Elisa and John Siragusa 5:30 pm Parish Family Monday, April 20 9:00 am Albert Lynch Leonhard † Tuesday, April 21 9:00 am Oliver Delary † Wednesday, April 22 9:00 am Michael Richardson 5:30 pm Bishop Ronald P. Herzog † Thursday, April 23 9:00 am S.J. and Dee Boudreaux † Friday, April 24 9:00 am Mrs. John N. Comfort † and Ms. Myrtle Hein †

Divine Mercy Sunday Today’s Readings First Reading: All who believed were devoted to the teachings of the apostles, the communal life, the breaking of the bread, and prayer (Acts 2). Psalm: Give thanks to the Lord for he is good, his love is everlasting (Psalm 118). Second Reading: God has given us an undiminished inheritance, safeguarded for us in heaven (1 Peter 1). Gospel: The risen Christ comes to his disciples with peace and the Spirit. The absent Thomas doubts (John 20). Readings for the Week Monday: Acts 4:23-31; Ps 2:1-9; Jn 3:1-8 Tuesday: Acts 4:32-37; Ps 93:1-2, 5; Jn 3:7b-15 Wednesday: Acts 5:17-26; Ps 34:2-9; Jn 3:16-21 Thursday: Acts 5:27-33; Ps 34:2, 9, 17-20; Jn 3:31-36 Friday: Acts 5:34-42; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14; Jn 6:1-15 Saturday: 1 Pt 5:5b-14; Ps 89:2-3, 6-7, 16-17; Mk 16:15-20 Sunday: Acts 2:14, 22-33; Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7-11; 1 Pt 1:17-21; Lk 24:13-35 Saints and Special Observances Sunday: Second Sunday of Easter (or Sunday of Divine Mercy) Tuesday: St. Anselm Thursday: St. George; St. Adalbert Friday: St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen Saturday: St. Mark Scripture Reflection Those of us who flatter ourselves that we have a “realistic” view of the world may listen to the first reading today and say, “Get real!” when we hear Luke’s account of the early, Elysian days of the Christian movement. All seems to be rosy, lots of wonders are performed, everyone shares selflessly, they eat together in “exultation,” and the Lord added to their numbers? Well, who wouldn’t be attracted to a group like this? From the wind that swept through the upper room at Pentecost as the Spirit of God blew over the face of the waters in Genesis, and the fire that appeared over each disciple as the light appeared at the dawn of creation, Luke’s intent in Acts is to show a new creation, a restoration of creation’s original goodness through the working of the Holy Spirit. It is the Spirit who continues to make us into the Body of Christ. We may occasionally, like Thomas in the Gospel, say, “Get real!” but our ultimate reality in the Spirit is to work continually to make our Christian community a new creation, one in which others will find God’s joy and beauty. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. Archdiocesan 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. Amen. St. Catherine of Siena Parish Prayer God, Our Father, we thank you for our parish community of St. Catherine of Siena. Thank you for the many blessings that you have given us, but especially for calling us to serve as disciples of your son, Jesus Christ. As we gather today, we ask that you send your Holy Spirit to guide us in everything that we do. Transform our hearts and lead us closer to you. Help us always to seek to be a parish that is Centered on Christ and Ablaze with Love. We ask all of these things in the name of Jesus, and through the intercession of our Blessed Mother. St. Catherine of Siena, pray for us! St. Michael the Archangel Prayer 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 evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.

Memorials

The Our Lady of Fatima Candles are In Memory of Fr. Nick Pericone

Contact Frances Skiffington at 834-1709 or fskiffin@gmail.com for dedications.

Prayer & Worship

Our Mission

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Parish exists to form and send forth

a community of disciples of Jesus Christ who witness by

joyfully living the Gospel.

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Parish News

New Parishioners: Welcome! Please extend a warm welcome to St. Catherine of Siena’s newest parishioners. We look forward to their involvement in parish life!

• Lana L’Enfant

• James and Kelsey Pace

• Paul, Sarah, and Neal Utterback

• Andrea Zuppardo and Gianna Wingate

Baptisms: Congratulations! Congratulations to the following children who were baptized recently at St. Catherine:

• Elena Rose Avery, child of Blake and Erica Avery • Rowan James Casey, child of Christopher, Jr., and Gretchen Casey Pontifical Good Friday Collection: Thank You! Thank you for your support of the Pontifical Good Friday Collection, which helps Christians in the Holy Land. Your support helps the Church minister in parishes, provide Catholic schools, offer religious education, and preserve the sacred shrines. The wars, unrest, and instability have been especially hard on Christians. The Pontifical Good Friday Collection provides humanitarian aid to refugees in these times of crisis. When you contribute to the Pontifical Good Friday Collection, you become an instrument of peace and join with Catholics around the world in solidarity with the Church in the Holy Land. For more information about Christians in the Holy Land, or if you missed the collection and want to give, visit www.myfranciscan.org/good-friday. Eucharistic Procession Southern Route: April 19

Since you are unable to receive Jesus in the Eucharist during Mass, we will bring Jesus to you. On Divine Mercy Sunday, April 19, Fr. Tim will be processing through streets in the portion of the parish that is south of Metairie Road, with Jesus in the monstrance, and blessing anyone who is outside their house on the front lawn. We did a procession on Palm Sunday through the streets in the parish north of Metairie Road. We planned to do another procession on Easter Sunday but postponed it due to rain and wind that were forecasted. As the procession passes your home, you are invited to kneel if you are able, and Fr. Tim will bless you with the monstrance. Please be sure to maintain

proper social distancing and do not invite people to your house for this. The route and estimated times for each portion of the procession will be posted at scschurch.com/procession by Friday, April 17. Check scschurch.com/procession on Divine Mercy Sunday for a link to real time tracking of the procession.

Monday Evening Rosary for Healing: April 20 The Monday 6 pm rosary for healing is taking place by means of a dial in conference call: dial in number, 978-990-5000; access code, 458110.

CANCELLED—Grief Support Meetings: April 22, 29 The grief support group meetings scheduled for Wednesday, April 22 and April 29, have been cancelled.

New Drive-Through Confession Schedule Drive-through confession now will be available on Wednesday, 5-6 pm, and Saturday, 3-4 pm. How does drive-through confession take place? Drive up in your car on the ramp next to the church or in front of the church if both Fr. Tim and Fr. Andrew are outside, roll down your window, confess your sins, and then drive off when you finish. Confession also is available by appointment at other times. Contact Fr. Tim or Fr. Andrew in the church office if you need another time for confession.

Volunteers Needed for Livestreaming Team Those who are comfortable with technology are asked to consider volunteering to serve on a media team that will run the Livestream equipment for the Sunday 9 am and Wednesday 9 am Masses. Please contact Fr. Tim, frtim@scschurch.com or 835-9343, if interested.

New Parish-Wide Emails Fr. Tim and Fr. Andrew had been working toward being able to send parish-wide emails to help ensure that everyone in the SCS community receives monthly news updates. The COVID-19 pandemic, however, freed up time such that they have been able to make parish-wide emails a reality. At this time, a weekly email is being sent to all parishioners. Once the COVID-19 pandemic is over, an email with parish highlights will be sent once a month. Please call the church office if you are not currently subscribed and would like to begin receiving the emails.

In Sympathy Please pray for the repose of the souls of Alice A. Peyroux Bowes-Harris-Collier, Charles “Charlie” V. Cusimano, Adrienne Reuther Lala, Marguerite Oddo, Ouida Pizzolato, and Mercedes Randazza. Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace.

April 4-5, 2020 General Collection $13,811.00

Weekly Electronic Giving $10,099.61

Poor Box $358.00

Total Collection $24,268.61

April 11-12, 2020 General Collection $16,928.00

Weekly Electronic Giving $10,099.61

Poor Box $545.00

Good Friday Pontifical Collection for the Holy Land $617.00

Total Collection $28,189.61

Thank you for financially supporting the mission of St. Catherine Parish. We appreciate your generosity. 7% of the weekly

collection is used for missionary outreach.

Message from Fr. Tim Fr. Andrew and I have been praying for you and your intentions daily! If you need anything, please do not be afraid to reach out to us. May God bless you and keep you safe and healthy! God bless, Fr. Tim

Church and Adoration Chapel If you are looking for a quiet place to make a visit to the Blessed Sacrament, please know that the church is unlocked between 9 am and 5 pm. The Adoration Chapel is locked but accessible at all times via the keypad. If you need the code to the chapel, please speak to a priest or deacon. The governor’s stay at home order DOES allow for a person to visit his or her place of worship. Please wash your hands before entering the church or the chapel.

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Parish News COVID-19 Response Page To see the most current news about SCS’ response to COVID-19, please visit scschurch.com/covid19. Included are the following: • Encouraging Scripture Passages • The SCS Prayer List • I Want to Help Others / I Need Help from SCS • Things Still on at SCS / Cancelled Events • How to Keep Holy the Sabbath • Online Giving • Takeout Food Options at SCS • Looking For a Job? • Need Someone to Listen?

Coronavirus Impact on Weekend Mass Collection Since all public Masses have been suspended, St. Catherine of Siena has no source of income by means of the regular Sunday collections. With the onset of the coronavirus, we have now set up ONLINE giving. Please consider supporting the Church during this time so that the parish can continue to provide ministry in Old Metairie, pay employees, and pay our bills. We realize that many people are in difficult financial situations and are grateful for any support you can offer. Online giving allows contributors to donate to the general collection and also to change one’s donation at any time. Donations can be scheduled as one-time or recurring gifts and can be made by checking account (ACH) or through Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, Debit Card, or Check Card. The registration link is at scschurch.com/give. Please contact Fr. Andrew, frandrew@scschurch.com, for assistance with online giving. Local Restaurants Serving Takeout at SCS Local restaurants are serving take out lunch and dinner in the SCS park-ing lot each day. See scschurch.com/food for details.

Church Bells Ringing Nightly for Medical Personnel Archbishop Aymond has asked all churches to ring their bells daily at 6 pm as a reminder to pray for doctors, nurses, and healthcare providers during this difficult time. When you hear the Church bells ring, please stop and offer a prayer for those caring for the sick. Daily Messages and Weekly Homilies Fr. Tim and Fr. Andrew have been posting daily messages of hope on the parish homepage (scschurch.com). Scroll back to March 17 to begin with the first message. All of their homilies for their Lenten preaching series on the 7 Deadly Sins are available at scschurch.com/homilies. New—Two Sports Camps this Summer! Sports camps for incoming 4th-7th graders have been added to the 2020 SCS summer camp offerings. Camp A is scheduled for July 13-17, and Camp B, July 20-24. Capacity for the sports camps will be approximately 30 campers per session. SCS Summer camp sessions will be as follows: Session 1—June 1-12; Session 2—June 15-26; and Session 3—June 29-July 10 (holiday on July 3). Registration packets for 2020 summer camp are available at scschurch.com/summercamp. Additional information for parents is posted at scschurch.com/parentinfo. Also available at scschurch.com/summercamp are applications for the Junior High Volunteer Service Program and Staff and Counselor positions.

Parish Census Underway A group of parishioners has undertaken the task of calling all parish families to check on how they are doing and update their information to keep our records accurate. If you are not a registered parishioner and would like to join, you may be interested to know that there is a fillable New Parishioner Registration Form at scschurch.com/downloads.

Donations Needed for Homeless in Hotels Unity of New Orleans and the Harry Tompson Center are assisting 185 homeless who have been moved into hotels during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The following items are needed: bottles of water, reusable water bottles, sports drinks, cereal bars, peanut butter crackers/peanut butter pretzels, nuts/seeds, dried/fresh fruit, and pre-prepared sandwiches like the Uncrustables peanut butter and jelly. Please bring all donations SCS narthex. Donations will be brought every week. Please contact Christina Girau, 202-7559, for information or to offer to help.

Download the Clarion Herald App for Free Every page of every issue of the Clarion Herald is available online at the Clarion Herald website, clarionherald.org, or by going directly to the e-edition of the Clarion Herald, clarionherald-la.newsmemory.

SCS Vocation Cross Program On the second Sunday of each month at all Masses a vocation cross normally is given to a family or individual who makes a commitment to pray for vocations for a month. Those making this commitment agree to attend the Mass for which they signed up to accept the cross after the homily (a booklet with suggested prayers is provided), and to return the vocation cross and booklet to the church office on the Wednesday before the second Sunday of the following month. A reminder email is sent the week before one’s selected date. For questions or to sign up, please contact Rich and Leslie Baudry, 442-7013, or email leslie@baudrytherapy.com or rich@baudrytherapy.com.

An Act of Spiritual Communion My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen.

Field of Dreams Capital Campaign Total Cost of the Field of Dreams $2,750,000

Donations Collected and Pledged $1,639,100

Goal Remaining $1,110,900

Thank you for your generosity! For more information about the Field of Dreams, visit: www.scschurch.com/field.

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Parish News

Now Hiring: Director of Liturgy and Sacraments St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church in Metairie, Louisiana, is accepting applications for a new, full-time position: The Director of Liturgy and Sacraments. The Director of Liturgy and Sacraments will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of parish liturgy and all sacramental preparation and programs. Applicants must be a practicing Catholic and have good communication skills to work with parishioners of all ages and stages of life. 3 – 5 years of experience working with liturgy and sacramental preparation and a degree in Religious Education, Pastoral Ministry, or the equivalent are preferred. Please send a résumé and references to the address below by April 30. General Duties and Responsibilities Liturgy

• Provide administrative support for all parish liturgies;

• Coordinate and serve as a staff liaison for all liturgical ministries;

• Serve on the parish liturgy committee to assist in planning of parish liturgies;

• Guide parishioners through all necessary training and procedures to become liturgical ministers;

• Coordinate events and speakers for Masses.

Sacraments

• Coordinate and schedule baptisms, weddings, and funerals ensuring all necessary paperwork is complete;

• Collaborate with the pastor, school CRE, and Director of Youth Ministry on sacramental preparation for school and PSR students as well as the planning of First Reconciliation, First Communion, and Confirmation liturgies;

• Maintain all parish sacramental records.

The Director of Liturgy and Sacraments is also responsible for all aspects of the Safe Environment program. Please submit cover letter, résumé, and references by April 30 to Fr. Tim Hedrick at frtim@scschurch.com.

Above: The talented college musicians and singers of the University of Portland Chapel Choir, under the direction of Maureen Briare, joined SCS musicians in providing music for the 9 and 11 am Masses on Sunday, March 1. Briare is a colleague of SCS music director Lorraine Hess.

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Archdiocese of New Orleans Men’s Conference

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Parish News Fr. Jared Rodrigue Gives Tips for Mass at Home

Mary Queen of Peace parochial vicar Fr. Jared Rodrigue, formerly Dcn. Jared Rodrique, who served his pastoral internship at St. Catherine of Siena in 2016, shares tips for celebrating Mass in our homes while unable to leave them to join in Sunday Mass in our Church parish. View this lighthearted take on an

important topic at youtube.com/watch?v=9m9JmBuWOGc. Message from SCS School Faculty, Staff to Students

St. Catherine of Siena School is the largest Catholic school in the Archdiocese of New Orleans and a major ministry of St. Catherine of Siena parish. Since Monday, March 16, the 860 students of SCS have been learning at home. The faculty and staff produced a message to let the students and their families know how much they are missed at this time. To view this message, which gives insight into the creative and dedicated SCS faculty and staff, go to

youtube.com/watch?v=J9rGxAd_n4Y&feature=youtu.be. Website with Resources to Combat Pornography Archbishop Aymond and the Archdiocese of New Orleans have made available a website with cutting edge resources and trainings for parents, educators, ministry leaders, and those who are struggling with pornography. Visit cleanheartnola.com.

Sacramental Preparation Baptism — Baptisms take place after 11 am Mass each weekend. Contact Marion Eigenbrod, baptism@scschurch.com, to begin the preparation process. Information about baptism is posted at scschurch.com/baptism, as is a PDF of the baptism paperwork. Confirmation (Teen) — Confirmation will be celebrated for 11th and 12th graders in February. Classes begin in September. For more information, please contact the church office. Confirmation (Adult) — Adult Confirmation is celebrated each year on Pentecost Sunday with the Archbishop. Classes take place in the Spring. For more information, please contact Joni Maurer, joni@scschurch.com. Marriage — Please contact a priest at least eight months before the wedding and before making arrangements. Anointing of the Sick — Upon request for the seriously ill, infirm, and those undergoing major surgery. Please contact the parish office when someone is homebound or hospitalized and in need of the sacrament. Funerals — Please contact a priest before making arrangements with the funeral home.

Letter from Archbishop Aymond Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ: Easter 2020 will have its own unique chapter in history. Throughout Holy Week and Easter Sunday we usually gather in our churches to celebrate the Solemn Liturgies. This year is indeed different as we endure the coronavirus and are called to small group gatherings and to social distancing. Though we cannot gather in our churches, we are called to enter into prayer and walk with Jesus in his suffering, death and resurrection. These days call us to spend additional time in prayer. Choose a Gospel account and reflect on Jesus’ journey to Calvary and the tomb. In the midst of that prayer we also hear Jesus say, “If you wish to be my disciple, take up your cross and follow me.” Matt. 16:24 I have heard some ask, “Is this coronavirus God’s punishment on the world?” No, the God who loves us is not a God of revenge or condemnation, but a God who calls us to be converted to his love and mercy. God allows tragedies to call us to a greater dependence on him as the God of our lives and promises that out of this darkness he will bring hope and new life. Many in our community are suffering physically and emotionally. We ask God’s healing for the ill and eternal rest for those who have died from the virus. There is anxiety as we wonder about the future, our employment, finances, school, basic security and care for our families. In the midst of all these questions, Jesus says, “It is I, … do not be afraid … peace be with you”, as he said to the disciples after his resurrection. We must open our hearts and see him, standing outside the tomb offering to bring light into our darkness. Please remember health care professionals and all who serve us at this time. May our church bells ringing at 6:00 p.m. daily be a sign of our prayer for those who risk their lives for us. A special word of thanks to our clergy who have provided opportunities for us to grow spiritually. To more than 300 people who were to enter the Church at Easter, through Baptism or Profession of Faith, we eagerly look forward to welcoming you into our family of faith in the near future. May the peace of the Risen Christ bring light into any darkness you experience and hope in this time of uncertainty. Wishing you the blessings of the Risen Christ and a remembrance at Easter Mass, I am Faithfully in Christ, Most Reverend Gregory M. Aymond Archbishop of New Orleans

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Parish Contacts

Parish Staff Rev. Timothy Hedrick, J.C.L., Pastor frtim@scschurch.com, ext. 1501 Rev. Andrew Gutierrez, Parochial Vicar frandrew@scschurch.com, ext. 1502 Deacon Mike Coney dcnmike@scschurch.com, ext. 1521 Deacon Paul Hauck dcnpaul@scschurch.com, ext. 1522 Deacon Don Richard, ext. 1523 dcndon@scschurch.com Denise Allain, Financial Manager denise@scschurch.com, ext. 1503 Charmaine Barberito, Financial Assistant cbarb@scschurch.com, ext. 1515 Marion Eigenbrod, Baptism Coordinator baptism@scschurch.com, 267-9505 Lorraine Hess, Director of Music Ministry music@scschurch.com Jeanie Favret, Wedding Coordinator favretc0@aol.com, 583-3438 Mary Johnson, Receptionist / Bulletin Editor info@scschurch.com, ext. 1500 Kimberlie Kilroy, Principal kkilroy@scsgators.org, 831-1166 Joni Parent Maurer, Director of Evangelization joni@scschurch.com, ext. 1509 Raymond Nash, Custodian Kim Piraro, Rectory & Church Office Coordinator kim@scschurch.com, ext. 1512 Miranda Powell, Office Assistant miranda@scschurch.com, ext. 1509 Debbie Romagosa, Administrative Assistant debbie@scschurch.com, ext. 1504

Parish Ministry Contacts

Worship

Altar Servers Kerry Dominique 481-7691 SJEPKC@gmail.com Eucharistic Ministers Norman Romagosa 301-7149 njromagosa@hotmail.com Lectors Randi Robarts 905-6343 randirobarts@yahoo.com Music Ministry Lorraine Hess 722-4443 music@scschurch.com Rosary Altar Society Donna Hummel 451-7456 donna.hummel@cox.net Ushers Georges Legrand 583-9425 glegrand@mblb.com

Grow

Spiritually

Adoration Chapel Mary Jeandron 887-3063 maryms777@aol.com Alpha Pam Truxillo 281-755-6667 alpha@scschurch.com Bible Study Carol Rooney 460-0318 carolbrooney@aol.com Becoming Catholic: RCIA Kurt Garcia 957-7100 kurtgarciaRCIA@gmail.com Confirmation (Teen) Fr. Andrew Gutierrez 835-9343 frandrew@scschurch.com

Confirmation (Adult) Jennifer Collins Joni Parent Maurer 610-2728

494-3418 jenniferbabincollins@gmail.com joni@scschurch.com

FAMILIA Lori Lundgren 723-5170 pslundgren@cox.net Legion of Mary Ken Krey 289-2465 kkrey345@cox.net Lord, Teach Me To Pray Karen Babbitt 837-1049 karenrbabbitt@gmail.com

Men of St. Joseph Harry Hardin Don Engler

756-0822 908-2392

harry.hardin@hancockwhitney.com englerdon@hotmail.com

Parish School of Religion Fr. Andrew Gutierrez 835-9343 frandrew@scschurch.com

Prayer Line Carl Hellmers Yvonne Hellmers 833-1197 chellmers@yahoo.com

Prayer Teams Dcn. Mike Coney 835-9343 dcnmike@scschurch.com Radio Rosary Mickey Lacombe 432-8275 mllacombe@cox.net Young Adult Ministry Fr. Andrew Gutierrez 985-9343 frandrew@scschurch.com

Service

Feeding the Homeless Barbara Renaudin 833-1945 barbararenaudin@yahoo.com

Homebound Visitation Beth Gambel 427-5669 bethgambel@aol.com Hotel Hope Janet Meyers 343-1315 jsmeyers1@yahoo.com

Meals on Wheels Mary Sue Battle 583-0955 marysuebattle@gmail.com

Prison Ministry Mark Truxillo 510-4563 m.mark.truxillo@gmail.com

St. Vincent de Paul Karen Haydel 267-9507 svdp@scschurch.com

Family Life

Childcare / Nursery Jazmin Gutierrez 835-9343 jgutierrez@arch-no.org Family Life Paul & Lil Hauck 834-2728 phauck14@gmail.com Fellowship Sunday Pat Higginbotham 835-8419 webhigg@cox.net Grief Support Group Patricia Lawson 860-214-2681 paglawson@gmail.com Knights of Columbus Richard Haffner 583-4349 rhaffnerkc@yahoo.com Marriage Preparation Anand & Maya Irimpen 834-9269 airimpe@tulane.edu

Men’s Club Mike Cascio Bobby Brulet

463-4110 606-1702 michael@fleurdeliseventrental.com

bpbno@yahoo.com Prime Time Judy Watts 828-4524 judywatts1@yahoo.com

Respect Life Committee Michelle Guillot Jeff Guillot

451-0178 451-2746

michelleguillot@cox.net jeffguillot@cox.net

School Kimberlie Kilroy 831-1166 kkilroy@scsgators.org

School Co-op Karon Cooper Antoinette Bearden

220-8262 817-504-7802

kristensenk@bellsouth.net antoinette@beardenonline.com

Violence Prevention Christi Sumich 909-2394 cksumich@yahoo.com

Vocation Committee Leslie Baudry Rich Baudry 442-7013

931-0271 leslie@baudrytherapy.com rich@baudrytherapy.com

Women’s Club Kim Navarre 920-8463 womensclub@scschurch.com

Youth

Boy Scouts Bryan Roser 722-7372 bryanroser@cox.net Children’s Liturgy Lucy Karam 835-9343 karam.lucy@gmail.com

Cub Scouts Girard Boineau Yvette Lionnet 228-3632

309-0471 gboineau@windsorcourthotel.com ylionnet77@gmail.com

CYO Fr. Andrew Gutierrez 835-9343 frandrew@scschurch.com

Girl Scouts Helen Fish 220-4744 helenfish@cox.net K4J VBS Tram Jacobs 400-8726 vujacobs@cox.net

Summer Camp Matt Orillion 831-2688 camp@scschurch.com

Advisory

Acts 29 Joni Parent Maurer 835-9343 joni@scschurch.com

Finance Council Charlie Giraud 343-2107 charles.a.giraud@outlook.com

Liturgy Committee Patricia Fitzpatrick 430-1136 pfitzpatrickrd@att.net

Matthew 25 Sheryl Brown 400-4958 sadbrown111@gmail.com Pastoral Council Norman Romagosa 301-7149 njromagosa@hotmail.com School Board Peter Kernion kernion@jesuitnola.org

Bereavement Ministry Becky Steppe 289-6636 rks45@outlook.com

Joining our Parish

Welcome to St. Catherine of Siena Parish! Anyone interested in joining the parish, please fill out a gold registration form located in the gathering area of the Church and return it to the parish office. Register online by visiting scschurch.com/welcome, completing the form found under “I Want to Join,” and emailing it to Debbie at debbie@scschurch.com.

Bulletin Deadline To be considered for publication, bulletin notices must be received in the parish office, via email to info@scschurch.com, by Friday at noon, nine days before the Sunday for which the notice is intended.