Pastoral Team: Rev. Gregory J. Daigle, Pastor Alfred J. Ricard, II, Deacon Andrea Young, Coordinator of Religious Education Donna Carville, R. C. I. A. Website: www.stjohnchurchplaq.org Email: [email protected]facebook.com/pages/St John the Evangelist Catholic Church Parish Office Staff: Medric Smith, Jr., Business Manager Marsha Dupont, Secretary Johnette Gourgues, Secretary Susan Landry, Secretary Gary Perrault, Maintenance Weekend Masses: Saturday Vigil 4:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am 9:00 am 11:00 am Monday (Liturgy of the Word) 7:00 am Wed., Thurs., Fri. (Mass) 7:00 am First Tuesday of the Month 6:00 pm (Mass, Novena, Benediction and Anointing of the Sick) All other Tuesdays - Confessions 5:30 pm (Mass and Novena) 6:00 pm Baptism : Please contact the Parish Office Marriage : Please contact the pastor a minimum of six months before the wedding Sacrament of Reconciliation : Saturday 3:00 pm St. John the Evangelist Church 57805 Main Street — Plaquemine, Louisiana 70764-2531 Phone: (225) 687-2402 — 687-3337 — Fax: 687-1587 24 Hour Prayer Line: (225) 687-1554 January 8, 2017 — The Epiphany of the Lord In today's readings we hear again about the light from the star that first led shepherds and now kings to the baby Jesus. Isaiah and the psalm describe a life lived in the light of promise and peace. Matthew tells not only of the light but also of evil. Herod, who meets the magi on their way to see Jesus, lies. He pretends to be someone he is not. He pretends to believe in the power of this child. The struggle between truth and falsehood, between light and dark begins again. The magi are not deceived and the family is saved, but the threat that this child represents to the established order is clear. The Epiphany makes known the promise that this child, our Savior, is for the whole world, a promise that restores light to a world darkened by evil. LIFE IN THE DARK In Isaiah, we rejoice because a light has come to challenge the darkness that covers the earth. This light draws all to itself, kings and shepherds, daughters and sons. The psalm describes the wonder of life lived within the light: justice and peace flower, the poor are rescued, the afflicted are helped, and the lives of the lowly are saved. In Ephesians we are reminded that we are co-heirs of the promise, of the light, that is Jesus our Savior. But Matthew tells the rest of the story. There is opposition to the light and it is deadly. The magi are led by the light from a star, but when they encounter Herod, the light is lost to them. Herod lies to them about his intentions regarding this new king. The light returns only when the magi leave Herod. They reach the new king, a baby, and are warned to return along a way that avoids Herod, his lies and his evil intentions. They and the child are saved, but many will suffer because of the evil that lies within Herod. LIFE IN THE LIGHT Today we are reminded that there is darkness in the world. There is evil. Herod is concerned with protecting his position and his power. Jesus is concerned about protecting the poor and the powerless. Evil disguises itself as good. Jesus offers himself with no disguise or pretense. Evil always puts its self- interest first. Jesus always puts the poor, the afflicted, and the lowly first. The holidays are over and we return to Ordinary Time. We return to our ordinary lives. This is the most important time because it is during these ordinary days that we strengthen our understanding of the good, of Jesus, and our resolve to do good in a world where evil often seems too powerful. The joy and the promise of Christmas are made real in these ordinary days. This is the Epiphany. Today's Readings: Is 60:1-6; Ps 72:1-2, 7-8, 10-13; Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6; Mt 2:1-12
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Pastoral Team: Rev. Gregory J. Daigle, Pastor Alfred J. Ricard, II, Deacon Andrea Young, Coordinator of Religious Education Donna Carville, R. C. I. A. Website: www.stjohnchurchplaq.org Email: [email protected] facebook.com/pages/St John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Parish Office Staff: Medric Smith, Jr., Business Manager Marsha Dupont, Secretary Johnette Gourgues, Secretary Susan Landry, Secretary Gary Perrault, Maintenance
Weekend Masses: Saturday Vigil 4:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am 9:00 am 11:00 am
Monday (Liturgy of the Word) 7:00 am Wed., Thurs., Fri. (Mass) 7:00 am First Tuesday of the Month 6:00 pm (Mass, Novena, Benediction and Anointing of the Sick) All other Tuesdays - Confessions 5:30 pm (Mass and Novena) 6:00 pm
Baptism: Please contact the Parish Office
Marriage: Please contact the pastor a minimum of six months before the wedding
Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 3:00 pm
St. John the Evangelist Church 57805 Main Street — Plaquemine, Louisiana 70764-2531 Phone: (225) 687-2402 — 687-3337 — Fax: 687-1587
24 Hour Prayer Line: (225) 687-1554
January 8, 2017 — The Epiphany of the Lord
In today's readings we hear again about the light from the star that first led shepherds and now kings to the baby Jesus. Isaiah and the psalm describe a life lived in the light of promise and peace. Matthew tells not only of the light but also of evil. Herod, who meets the magi on their way to see Jesus, lies. He pretends to be someone he is not. He pretends to believe in the power of this child. The struggle between truth and falsehood, between light and dark begins again. The magi are not deceived and the family is saved, but the threat that this child represents to the established order is clear. The Epiphany makes known the promise that this child, our Savior, is for the whole world, a promise that restores light to a world darkened by evil.
LIFE IN THE DARK In Isaiah, we rejoice because a light has come to challenge the darkness that covers the earth. This light draws all to itself, kings and shepherds, daughters and sons. The psalm describes the wonder of life lived within the light: justice and peace flower, the poor are rescued, the afflicted are helped, and the lives of the lowly are saved. In Ephesians we are reminded that we are co-heirs of the promise, of the light, that is Jesus our Savior. But Matthew tells the rest of the story. There is opposition to the light and it is deadly. The magi are led by the light from a star, but when they encounter Herod, the light is lost to them. Herod lies to them about his intentions regarding this new king. The light returns only when the magi leave Herod. They reach the new king, a baby, and are warned to return along a way that avoids Herod, his lies and his evil intentions. They and the child are saved, but many will suffer because of the evil that lies within Herod.
LIFE IN THE LIGHT Today we are reminded that there is darkness in the world. There is evil. Herod is concerned with protecting his position and his power. Jesus is concerned about protecting the poor and the powerless. Evil disguises itself as good. Jesus offers himself with no disguise or pretense. Evil always puts its self-interest first. Jesus always puts the poor, the afflicted, and the lowly first. The holidays are over and we return to Ordinary Time. We return to our ordinary lives. This is the most important time because it is during these ordinary days that we strengthen our understanding of the good, of Jesus, and our resolve to do good in a world where evil often seems too powerful. The joy and the promise of Christmas are made real in these ordinary days. This is the Epiphany.
January 8, 2017 Dear Family: At the end of Advent and Christmastime, the Scriptures take us from the humble, local event of the Messiah's birth to a celebration of the universal effects of God's breaking through into human history. Pilgrimages, processions, journeys, and exotic visitors all come together in the glorious light of the Lord, who has come to dwell in time for all peoples. Isaiah summons the city of Jerusalem to rejoice in the glory of the Lord. While other people dwell in darkness, the people of God walk in the radiance of the Lord. Furthermore, Jerusalem will be the bearer and sign of God's glory to those nations; caravans will stream toward the light, bearing riches and proclaiming the praises of the Lord - a glorious vision! Paul's teaching also stresses that God's reign is widespread, even universal. The Gentiles are "coheirs" of the same revelation given to Paul and the Apostles. Indeed, they become "copartners" in the Gospel. The Spirit has made them members of the same body and commissioned them for the same ministry. The details of the Magi's visit intrigue us. The visitors' names and occupations, the symbolism of the gifts, and the evil intentions of Herod lend drama and mystery to the story. But we need to focus on the Gospel as an epiphany, a manifestation of God's intervention in the world. These foreigners are a sign of the far-reaching effect of the birth of the Son of God. All peoples of good will find their way to the Lord. Some questions for reflection: What role does the idea of "gift" play in the readings today? How do you understand the spiritual nature of the journey in the readings? What gift do you offer to the Lord as their new year begins? I pray you have all had a Blessed Christmas Season and have enjoyed spiritual enlightenment and revelation of "God with us" in our celebration of the Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ. It has been a joy to make our Advent journey together and celebrate the joy of Christmas. At 4:00 p.m. on Sunday - The Feast of the Epiphany - please join us for a concert honoring our Savior's birth. A 23 piece orchestra under the direction of Bill Grimes will be here to celebrate the culmination of this great season. Songs of Christmas, Sacred Songs and other favorites will be on the program. Also, there will be a special appearance by a children's choir from St. John School. All proceeds go to St. John School. We need your support. Come and enjoy! Monday, I leave for New Orleans with all of our diocesan priests as we gather for continuing education. This year's topic is prayer. Prayer is at the core of our ministry and I'm looking forward to prayer renewal through our gathering and studying. I leave Thursday, January 12th for vacation in Australia and will be attending the Australian Open Tennis Championship in Melbourne, Australia. I will also visit New Zealand for the first time. During my absence, Fr. Pat Mascarella and Fr. Jon Koehler will be celebrating weekend Eucharist with you. Please extend to them a warm welcome. Know that I will keep you in my prayer and will look forward to returning rested, renewed and ready to begin ministry in a new year. Thanks for your generous gifts and many kindnesses especially during this beautiful season of giving in remembrance of Christ. You are loved and appreciated. Peace, Fr. Greg
Our Hymn Selections this weekend are: Entrance: We Three Kings Today’s Missal 92 Glory to God: Mass of the Renewal Preparation: Angels from the Realms of Glory Today’s Missal 91 Communion: The First Nowell Today’s Missal 90 Sending Forth: Go, Tell it on the Mountain Today’s Missal 78
These words of Jesus are an excellent invitation to prayer before the Blessed Sacrament: “Come to me, all you that are weary and are carrying heavy burdens, and I will give you
rest.” (Mt. 11:28)
Listed below are open hours in the Adoration Chapel: -Tuesday: 3:00 am-4:00 am
- Every other Tuesday: 5:00 am-6:00 am -Wednesday: 11:00 pm-12 Midnight -Wednesday: 12 Midnight-1:00 am
-Thursday: 5:00 am-6:00 am -Friday: 12 Midnight-1:00 am
-Friday: 1:00 am-2:00 am -Friday: 2:00 am-3:00 am
-Saturday: 12 Midnight-1:00 am -Saturday: 2:00 am-3:00 am -Saturday: 3:00 pm-4:00 pm -Saturday: 5:00 am-6:00 am -Saturday: 5:00 pm-6:00 pm -Saturday: 7:00 pm-8:00 pm
To volunteer, call Mickey Rivet at 225.687.6549 or JoAnn Daigle at 225.687.4621 or 225.776.4865.
PERPETUAL ADORATION
Epiphany Concert for St. John School
EPIPHANY CONCERT Sunday, January 8, 2017
4:00 pm St. John the Evangelist Church
Songs of the Christmas Season & Songs to Enjoy
Featuring Rev. Gregory J. Daigle with Bill Grimes & the Epiphany Orchestra
Tickets benefitting St. John School are $25.00 and may be purchased at the door.
Our beautiful crèche with life-size Fontanini figures will be available for viewing for anyone who would like to make a prayerful visit to our Lord and Savior.
The church will be open and lights will be on from 8:30 am until 4:30 pm through Sunday, January 15.
Nativity Scene in Church
An Eight-Part Bible Study featuring Dr. Edward Sri
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Thursday, January 5 - Thursday, February 23, 2017 1:30 pm-3:00 pm or 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
St. John Parish Hall $15.00 for Study Book
It is not too late to join us. Call the Church office (225.687.2402) to register. For more information,
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GROWING IN FAITH
ADVENT GIVING TREE Thanks to the generosity of our
parishioners, we were able to distribute 450 gifts to the less fortunate children of our community. A grateful acknowledgement is made to Ivan Cabrera for donating 18 bikes!
We appreciate the many volunteers who helped sort and deliver the gifts. Thank you all for making Christmas special for the children of the Plaquemine community.
HOLIDAY VISITS TO THE HOMEBOUND We visited 70 homebound on December 15th. Those we visited were extremely happy to see us as we greeted them with poinsettias and baked goodies.
Thank you to our volunteers who visited and the students who baked items to bring to those who cannot leave their homes or the nursing home.
GEMS CHRISTMAS SOCIAL Thanks to our GEMS partners for giving their time for the Annual GEMS Christmas Social. Our volunteers who bring dishes, set up, and serve are truly appreciated.
A special thanks to the St. John students, under the direction of Mr. David Aguillard, who graced the attendees with the joy of Christmas music.
Thank you to all who attended and brought canned goods for Our Brothers Keeper Food Bank. We enjoy fellowship in a special way during the holiday season.
BRINGING CHRISTMAS JOY
Christmas Flowers and Decorations In Loving Memory
Bill & Lil Rivet Scott Jude Marino Kids of St. Jude Nera Rodriguez Anthony & Mary Marino M/M Lawrence Blanchard M/M John Barrilleaux Irving Blanchard James D. Blanchard Dr. Herman Samson Brian Breaux Randolph Richard & Family Placito Mancuso & Family Frank Ragusa & Family John E. & Cecile D. Brown M/M R. E. Brown Family M/M M. L. Duhon Family Mary Bridget Tullier Brad Anthony Tullier Barry Joseph Tullier Bruno O’Neil Tullier Katelynn Michelle West Yvonne G. Melancon Mary & A. D. Quaid Lyman Marchand, Jr. Charles & Hazel Repp Lorenza Carter Lance Blanchard & Ira M/M Gus Himel & Family M/M Oleus Blanchard & Family Pearl & Dennis Aucoin Kathy Brocato Vince & John Brocato Roger Aldridge M/M Roy Ourso & Family Roy Ourso, Jr. Cecil Comeaux M/M Dolza Comeaux & Family Jules & Bertha Pinsonat Palermo Family Gaudin Family Louviere Family Saraphine Stein Rosa C. Grenada M/M Fallon Trabeaux
M/M Lawrence Gaudin Quentin & Annabel Buquoi Felix “F. J.” & Ethel Ramagos Claude Guillot M/M Albert Guillot M/M Leslie Rivet Gladys “Butsy” Palermo Peter A. Palermo Patrick Burleigh Gibson & Iris Bouquet M/M Sidney Babin, Jr. M/M Rudolph Martinez Mabel & Daves Ajo Myrna Kirkland All Military Serving Larry Melancon Alfred & Mercedese Carville Gerry & Reid Rainey Lester & Mary Carville Jr. & Bubba Rayne Kevin Mellieon Baco Romero M/M Anatole Michel Weta Latalais M/M Terry Hamilton & Family Jansen Pritchard, Jr. Boyce & Rosalie Sharon Jansen & Gladys Pritchard M/M Thomas Morales M/M W. A. Graves Joe Graves Mack Morales Jack Jackson Gerald Berret Family Ashton Neubig Family Buttie Distefano Sam & Lillie Distefano Tony & Annie Leggio Dr. Anthony Leggio Maria & Emile Toups Judge Edward & Lucille Engolio Pauline E. deVerges Edward N. Engolio, Jr. Toni O. Engolio Joe & Maggie Gullotto
Deanie Granada Ronald L. Dugas M/M Fallon Trabeaux M/M Alvin “Boog” Dugas Jackie D. Fremin Herd L. Trabeaux Ratti & Virgie Landry Vincent “Toby” Cataldo Victor & Lucille Profito M/M Gus Falcon M/M Walton Landry Mose Gibson M/M Philip Ragusa Donald Aucoin Aucoin Family Wunstel Family Alge “T-sy” Landry, Jr. Judy Landry Wilbert & Helen Legendre Jimmy & Volita Orillion Mitchell Dufour Arthur & Ida Ganaway Frank & Marie Ebert John Ganaway Betty Denney Margaret Luna Clifton J. Sanchez, Sr. Delphine M. Sanchez Clifton J. Sanchez, Jr. Brian P. Daley Charles G. Crochet M/M Jules J. Noel, Sr. M/M Jules J. Noel, Jr. Burman & Vera Guidry M/M L. A. Guidry M/M C. J. Bourque M/M Kervin Olivier & K. P. M/M Clarence Berthelot M/M Jim Panepinto M/M Edward Achee Hollye A. Comeaux Lane Michael Panepinto Panepinto Family
Dugas Family Mike “Fuzzy” Marino Melissa Jarreau Edwin “Peanut” Gros Maggie & Amedee David Houston Blanchard Jimmy Jarreau Orian Gulotta Max Hoffman Leona Hoffman Gerald Hoffman John Hoffman, Sr. M/M Dego Rivet M/M Paul Girior Nolan Rivet Ann Marix M/M Murray Delaune Vincent A. Ferachi Dr. Larry G. Ferachi Alcee & Irene Hebert Andrew & Della Ferachi Daigle, Roth, Landry & Zeringue Families Yves & Vera Ramirez Jerry & Jane Ramirez Hawk Kirsch Kember Morales Family Frank & Sue Ragusa Family Placito & Connie Mancuso Family Paul & Lucy Nola & Jeff Bezet & Cazes Family J. D. & Ella Collins Family Jimmy & Sarah Migliacio Family Lawrence & Winnie Miller Paul & Myrtle Richard M/M Houston Labauve, Sr. M/M Vincent M. Ferachi Claudia LaBauve Cecilia Laurent Cadence & Cassidy Diamond Stephanie Rivere Gerald Hergruder M/M Houston Gascon Betty & Ira Hergruder (continued next week)
Christmas Flowers and Decorations In Loving Memory
Sanctuary Candle January 15, 2017
St. John the Evangelist Church Trista Claire Parro
St. Clement of Rome Church J. E. & Angela Dupont, Fred & Beverly Allain
Monday, January 9: 7 am Liturgy of the Word Is 42:1-4, 6-7 or Acts 10:34-38; Ps 29:1-4, 3, 9-10; Mt 3:13-17 Tuesday, January 10: 6:00 pm Liturgy of the Word/Novena Heb 2:5-12; Ps 8:2ab, 5, 6-9; Mk 1:21-28 or Heb 1:1-6 and 2:5-12; Ps 8:2ab, 5, 6-9; Mk 1:14-20 and 1:21-28 Wednesday, January 11: 7 am Liturgy of the Word Heb 2:14-18; Ps 105:1-4, 6-9; Mk 1:29-39 Thursday, January 12: 7 am Liturgy of the Word Heb 3:7-14; Ps 95:6-11; Mk 1:40-45 Friday, January 13: 7 am Liturgy of the Word Heb 4:1-5, 11; Ps 78:3, 4bc, 6c-8; Mk 2:1-12 Saturday, January 14: Heb 4:12-16; Ps 19:8-10, 15; Mk 2:13-17 Sunday, January 15: Is 49:3, 5-6; Ps 40:2, 4, 7-10; 1 Cor 1:1-3; Jn 1:29-34
December 31, 2016 & January 1, 2017 Stewardship ……………………………………..$13,240.00 Building Fund……………………………………$ 2,970.00 Candles…………………………………………..$ 534.00
STEWARDSHIP
Saturday, January 14-4:00 p.m. Mass Msgr. Leonard Robin, Msgr. George Barbier, Fr. Eugene Engels, Fr. Jerome Dugas, Sister Catherine Laboure`, Sister Mary Rita McSorley, Sister Cecile Poitras; Tina Rinaudo; Ralph Rivet, Sr.; “Buttie” Distefano, Lillie Distefano & Sam Distefano; Michael Laurent; “Pim” & “NuNu” Clebert; Gomez & Clebert Families, Louise & Edmund Bujol; Lytle & Kathryn Chustz, Mary & Chuchie Flatau, Anthony & Camella Orcino, Orcino & Flatau Families; Donald Aucoin, Aucoin & Wunstel Families; J. Hubert Millet, Milda Millet, Louis Family, Harold Marionneaux; Josephine & George Ourso, George, Jr. & Dennis Ourso; Joseph Graves, W. A. Graves Family, Jack Jackson, Thomas Morales Family; Brendon, Ronald & Dudley Landry & Coletti Family; Angelo Mancuso; Harry & Winnie Gallagher; Lena Gerage & Peter J. Corrent
Sunday, January 15-7:30 a.m. Mass - St. John Parishioners
Sunday, January 15-9:00 a.m. Mass Msgr. Leonard Robin, Msgr. George Barbier, Fr. Eugene Engels, Fr. Jerome Dugas, Sister Catherine Laboure`, Sister Mary Rita McSorley, Sister Cecile Poitras; Tina Rinaudo; Edward Kocke, Jr.; Linda Seneca Rafflee, Norman Morales, Cathy Dupont; Lawrence Seymour
Sunday, January 15-11:00 a.m.Mass Cindy Dickerson; Joe Passantino Family, Badeaux Family; William Middleton, William Lewis, Nancy & Bill Middleton; Arnold Fourroux Family; Joseph & Lillian Crescionne, Peter & Rosalie Crescionne & Dr. Joseph & Tina Alesi
Tuesday, January 17-6:00 p.m. Mass Brenda Comeaux
Wednesday, January 18-7:00 a.m. Mass William Middleton, William Lewis, Ann & Allen Clouatre
Thursday, January 19-7:00 a.m. Mass Bill & Ruth Ostergren
Friday, January 20-7:00 a.m. Mass Alcee, Irene, Morris & Fabian Hebert
Baptism Seminars — 7:00 pm Monday, February 6, 2017
Monday, March 6, 2017 Monday, April 3, 2017
Baptisms — After 4:00 pm Mass Saturday, January 28, 2017 Saturday, February 25, 2017
Saturday, April 29, 2017
Dates are subject to change. Please call the church office at 225.687.2402 during the early stages of pregnancy to confirm the date of the seminar.
Coffee, Donuts and King Cake January 15, 2017
Lloyd & Betty Bouchereau (7:30 am Mass)
Roger & Rosalind Sadden (9:00 am Mass)
Children’s Liturgy January 15, 2017
Sabrina Ruggiero (9:00 am Mass)
Karen Passantino, Arlette Rodrigue & Missy Bertrand (11:00 am Mass)
On Monday, January 16, 2017, volunteers are needed to help dismantle the crèche and Christmas decorations.
Please meet us in Church at 9:00 am if you can lend a hand.
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