St. Genevieve Catholic Church 815 Barbier Avenue Thibodaux, LA 70301 985-446-5571 Fax: 985-449-1939
SEVENTH SUNDAY OF EASTER First Reading—Acts 1:12-14
Responsorial Psalm—Psalm 27:1, 4, 7-8 (R/. 13)
Second Reading—1 Peter 4:13-16
Gospel—John 17:1-11a
“Father,glorifyyourSon.“ (The Readings may also be found in the Missalette on pages 31-33)
St. Genevieve Newsletter Volume 58, No. 22/May 28, 2017
St. Genevieve Catholic Church Parish strives to be a family of Christ-centered people committed to building God’s Kingdom of Love and Justice by
choosing stewardship as a way of life and joyfully nurturing spiritual growth through prayer,
worship, education and service.
ST. GENEVIEVE CHURCH STAFF FATHER ERIC LEYBLE Administrator, Ext. 14
SISTER LAUREN LINDEE Religious Ed. Director, Ext. 11
DEACON IRVING DAIGLE
CHRIS BARILLEAUX Music Director
FATHER ALEX GAUDET Parochial Vicar, Ext. 15
CHRIS KNOBLOCH School Principal
CHERYL THIBODAUX School Assist. Principal
JUSTIN RODRIGUE Execu ve Manager &
Youth & Dev. Director, Ext. 28 jus [email protected]
JACQUELINE HEBERT
Business Manager, Ext. 17 [email protected]
SIDNEY ROBICHAUX
Grounds/Maintenance
SCARLET ANGELETTE Administra ve Assist. &
Safe Environment Dir., Ext. 10 [email protected]
LARRY LEDET Maintenance
MARGIE MELANCON Cook
ANNETTE LANDRY Housekeeper
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Parish Mass Schedule
Daily Mass Schedule: Confessions Mon-Fri, 7:00 AM Sat, 3:15 to 3:45 Fri-School Mass 9:15 AM Sun, 9:45 to 10:15 AM & 5:15 to 5:45 PM Wed, 7:30 AM
Weekend Mass Schedule: Sat, 7:30 AM (at Christ the Redeemer) Sat Vigil, 4:00 PM Sun, 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 6:00 PM
Weekly Adoration: Youth Adoration: Thurs, 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM Date TBD
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The Long, Winding Road to the Kingdom: Father Eric’s Vocation Story It was about 5 minutes till 11:00 a.m. when a pair of hands was imposed upon my head. The person to whom the hands belonged was silent and his eyes were closed. Then about 30 to 40 more pairs of hands followed suit. My eyes were shut as I was trying not to be con-scious of the fact that I had been kneeling for more than ive minutes straight. Then the per-son who owned those irst set of hands on my head began to say a few words, like a chant of magic words. Once over, I stood up and was never the same again. I turned towards the peo-ple and realized: the person who went down on that marble loor 15 minutes earlier was not the same person who stood up. The son who came down to lay prostrate on the loor had ris-en up as a Father. I will never forget that day, May 26, 2012. Yesterday, I celebrated the beginning of the 5th year of my priestly ministry. It has been a roller coaster ride of never ending surprises and unexpected developments. To be honest I was not really surprised, ever since I was a little boy, this has always been the story of my life. The irst seeds of my vocation began all the way back in kindergarten. I attended a Catholic school run by wonderful and dedicated sisters. They encouraged the boys in the class to serve as communion helpers and altar servers at our local parishes. I took great in-terest in it; so much so, that I would even serve at daily masses. AsfarasIcanremember,I
would comehome frommass or school, Iwoulddressmyselfup inawhite sheetand “playMass”athomewithapieceofroundcrackerandCoca-Colaasmy“breadandwine”.I will also never forget the pastor of the cathedral where I would serve, how he would encourage me to be open to becoming a priest. Sadly, this journey took a different direction when I began elementary and secondary school (1st—12th grade). I attended a private school. Religion was taught only as a catechet-ical class and no offense, it was boring. Rather, I found myself joining a bible class led by for-eign missionaries (not Catholics), because it was interesting and attractive. My interest in the priesthood waned. By the time I was in senior high, I lost all drive towards discerning the priestly life. Evidence of this was when I was sitting down with my mother to talk about col-lege education, I rejected her suggestion for me to consider entering seminary. This was how disinterested I was. By that time as well, going to church was a chore or an obligation born out of fear of the repercussions that would be imposed upon me by my mother. My father did not encourage it either, he was not Catholic. Going to college did not help my faith at all. In fact, being in college accelerated my de-cline to faithlessness. At that time I was trying to look for meaning in my life, for sensible things. I was also going to college in a different city, totally away from the prying eyes of my parents. I was like a bird that got set free from its birdcage. For the next three years being in college would be considered the wildest and darkest times of my life. I did not do drugs, thank goodness, because I still had that reverential fear
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continued... of my parents. But I could say that drugs and alcoholism would have been one step away from where I was in my state of life. I was getting near the bottom of the barrel. Onethingwasde initelysure:IentirelygaveupmyfaithandevenlefttheCatholicChurchtobepartofsomeothernon-denominationalcommunity. When my parents discovered what was happening, they were livid! My dad took it upon himself to force me to come home and threatened to disown me if I didn’t. So with great re-luctance and with anger and rebelliousness in my heart, I came home. My mother would try to get me to come to Sunday Mass but I would either have excuses or would pretend not to be able to hear her. As my mother just patiently waited, I kept to my own rebellious world, until the day that my dad dropped the bomb that changed my perspective. My dad said, ever since the day they found out about my life in college, my mom had been suffering in silence. She suffered so much emotionally and physically that it inally had taken its toll on her. It was then my father made the decision to force me to come home. I will not discuss here the implications of that story and the “what-ifs”. I was so guilt-ridden that I took it upon myself to make a complete turnaround. This was when God looked down from heaven at me and said, “it is time”. I started going back to Sunday Mass at irst to please my mother so that she would be happy. I also went to the local college that was run by a male religious order of priests and brothers. When I was at that local college, I began to see their lifestyles—they were so hum-ble, unassuming, joyful and compassionate. I began to notice a stir in my heart. That stir turned into an attraction for the life of these men, which then led me to ask questions about vocations. While this was happening, going to Sunday mass also started to evoke some meaning in me. I found myself being inspired by the rituals of the Mass and the beauty of the liturgy. One day, these religious men, the SVD’s (or the Divine Word Missionaries), offered a come-and-see weekend. I attended and it con irmed what was on my heart—that the only way I could ind the meaning of my life was through serving God…and I saw that serving God for me was through the priesthood. To the great shock of my parents, especially my mother, I applied to join the SVD’s and enter their seminary. I was accepted in 2003. In 2005, I left the SVD’s not because of any-thing negative but because I felt that my priesthood was through service in the parishes; that is, the diocesan life. Later that year, Fr. Mark Toups, then vocations director, came to the Philippines to recruit potential seminarians who would be formed to serve the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux. I arrived at the airport in New Orleans on August 31, 2006. The rest is, as they say, history.
Saturday, May 27, 4:00 am: Sevin Family, Charles Chiasson, Sr., Mary Chiasson & Louis Talbot, Joseph Bonvillain, Sr., Earl & Nor-alie Legendre, Oscar Legendre & Family, Thomas Ordoyne & Family, Al, Tom, Tim, Jory & Mary K. Gann, Alcide, Stella & Kenneth LeBlanc, LeBlanc-Boudreaux-Naquin-Morvant Families, M/M Lloyd F. Cancienne, Sr., M/M Wesley David, Theresa Boudreaux, Dot & Murvin Bergeron, Mae & Sam Lasseigne, Luc Oncale Family, Alexander Ledet Family, Emelian Braud, M/M Placide Daigle & Fami-ly, M/M Mauray Bergeron & Family, Dave & Audrey D. Bergeron, M/M LeeRoy Truxillo, Lelia B. Prince, Marie Duet, Mary G. Truxil-lo, Susie Truxillo, Irvin Prejeant, Mrs. Paul Rodrigue
Sunday, May 28, 8:00 am: Anna Pham Thi Suy, Joseph Nguyen Duc Thai, Anna Nguyen Thi Nu, Francis Pham Van Vuong, Mary Nguyen Thi Nhan, Joseph Nguyen Van Quyen, Patrick, Pearl & Marcel Usey, Jr., Joseph C. & Mary R. Duet
10:30 am: Remembrance Fund Mass, Rose Bazile Daigle, Frank & Rose Bazile, Jake & Lena Sciambre, Mary Catherine & Lowell Fulton, Walter, Eunice & Louise Gallo, William & Be y Mohan, Helen Daigle LeBlanc, Ann Bazile, Arthur & Lorina Daigle, Claude, Ma e & Clayton Hebert, Preston & Lois Daigle, Arthur Daigle, Geraldine D. Faucheaux, Eddie Comeaux, Claude Daigle, Jr., Goldray Comeaux, Harry & Lucy Troxler
6:00 pm: Brad Ledet, Dan n & Terrebonne Families, Guy & Lovenia Ledet
Monday, May 29, 7:00 am: People of the Parish
Tuesday, May 30, 7:00 am: Constance Lasseigne, Daryl Lasseigne, Mable Bonvillain & Rita
Wednesday, May 31, 7:00 am: For Voca ons, Theresa Boudreaux
Thursday, June 1, 7:00 am: Holy Souls in Purgatory
Friday, June 2, 7:00 am: Marcelle Couhig, Henry & Thelma LeBlanc
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Sunday, May 28 Sunday Masses: 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM & 6:00 PM, *10:30 Gradua-tion Mass 4:00 PM Wolf Den/SC7:15 PM Gospel of Luke/ER **Catholic Communication Col-lection weekend Acts1:12-14/1Pt4:13-16/Jn17:1-11a
Monday, May 29 7:00 AM Mass 7:00 PM Come Lord Jesus/CR
—OFFICE CLOSED— Acts19:1-8/Jn16:29-33
Tuesday, May 30 7:00 AM Mass Acts 20:17-27/Jn 17:1-11a
Wednesday, May 31 7:00 AM Mass 9:30 AM Lafourche Nursing Home Mass 11:00 AM Staff Mtg.ER 6:30 PM KC Of icers Mtg./FL Zep3:14-18a/Lk1:39-56
Thursday, June 1 7:00 AM Mass 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM Adoration 7:00 PM Choir Rehearsal/C Acts22:30,23:6-11/Jn17:20-26
Friday, June 2 7:00 AM Mass Acts25:13b-21/Jn21:15-19
Saturday, June 3 3:15-3:45 PM Confessions 4:00 PM Mass *Ordination Mass for Jean-Marie Nsambu, Brice Higginbotham & John David Matherne, 10:00 AM at St. Joseph Co-Cathedral Acts28:16-20,30-31/Jn21:20-25
June 3-4 4:00 PM 8:00 AM 10:30 AM 6:00 PM
Church Cleaning—Rita Usey, Linen Cleaning—Vivian Bosarge
WEEKLY PRAYER LIST Today we are praying for all of the people in nursing homes, hospitals, and the homebound. We are also praying for: Derrick Verdun, Annie Ordoyne, Marvin Navarre, Gertrude Aizen, O.J. Waguespack, Mary Waguespack, Ramona Fox, Celine Millet, Elmo Bridges, Ronnie Bednardz, Sonny Breaux, Scott Hebert, Sue Arceneaux, Anna Every, Mari-an Thibodeaux, James Fields, Elena Winston, James Badeaux, Glenn Robichaux, Dejja Smith, Ania Hebert, Martin Stask, Eugene Mignella, L. J. C., Hope Watkins, Sandra Bacas, Laura Badeaux, James Badeaux, Tommy Badeaux, Carroll Barrilleaux, Pat Barrilleaux, Adam Benoit, Judith Benoit, Richard Broussard, Sharon Ceruti, Brad Clement, Martha Cortez, Carolyn De-laune, Dante Galliano, Vergie Gros, Katie Hebert, Mark Landry, Glenn Robichaux, Gretchen Sternfels, Fred Tenney, Bobby Turner, Sara Day Vignes, Carolyn Wagner, Allison Walters, Debra Landry, Urtz Cheramie, Ella Raffray, Earline Simoneaux, Charles Leonard, Maurice Mire, Patricia Landry and Kearnie Baudoin . Please call the church office to have someone new added to the prayer list. Also if you are interested in becom-ing a prayer line member, please call Barbara at (985) 447-4053 or Veldene at (985) 447-4104.
IN MEMORIAM
Altar Flowers—Inmemoryof:Stella LeBlanc Donatedby:Her Children
Adoration Candle—Inmemoryof:Holy Souls in Purgatory Altar Candles—Inmemoryof:Special Intention
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The Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux will joyfully celebrate its 40th Anniversary on Pentecost Sunday, June 4, 2017, at 2:00 PM at the Cathe-dral of St. Francis de Sales. Choir members from around the diocese are invited to sing in the choir for this momentous historical mile-stone in our diocese. Required rehearsals will be held at the Cathedral on May 23 and 30, 2017 at 6:30 PM at the Cathedral. We look for-ward to your offering the gift of your musical talent for this Mass. History of the Diocese: The Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux’s colorful history dates far beyond 1977 when it was officially established. The first record of explora on in the area was in 1699, when the French explorer and colonizer Bienville explored Bayou Lafourche, visi ng the Washa Indian Villages. The Houma-Thibodaux-Morgan City area was se led by peoples of various cultures over the centuries: na ve Houmas Indians; French from Nova Sco a and France, Germans from the Rhineland and Swit-zerland; Spanish and Anglo-Saxon immigrants; slaves of sugar planta ons; Italian families from southern Italy; and Vietnamese refugees. As all of these ethnic groups se led along the bayous, they established churches and found livelihoods in the sugar cane, seafood and oil in-dustries. Father Charles M. Menard was appointed vicar of St. Joseph’s parish in 1842. This was the beginning of the extensive missionary work to be done by “Pére Menard,” who came to be known as “The Apostle of Bay-ou Lafourche.” He would found the majority of the church parishes which comprise the diocese today. Founding: The Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux was estab-lished by Pope Paul VI in March, 1977, and the Most Rev-erend Warren L. Boudreaux, Bishop of Beaumont, TX, was named the first Ordinary. He was installed on June 5, 1977. The diocese was formed with 36 church parishes and 14 Catholic schools already in place.
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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY St. Genevieve Knights of Columbus is pleased to award a one- me $500.00 scholarship to a gradua ng senior of the 2017 class. One requirement is to be a parishioner of St. Genevieve Catholic Church. For more details on other requirements and for an applica-
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