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important notice
Effective August 3, 2021, the following applies within diocesan buildings and churches:
Masks: Bishop Shelton Fabre has announced that all employees and visitors in all diocesan buildings and churches MUST wear masks, regardless of vaccination status, as per Governor John Bel Edwards’ latest mask mandate for the state of Louisiana.
Reinstating the Dispensation of Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation:
Bishop Shelton Fabre has reinstated the Precept of the Obligation to participate in the Mass on Sundays and other Holy Days of Obligation.
Those among us such as the elderly, those who have health vulnerabilities or have compromised immune systems, those who are currently suffering from illnesses, and those who chose to refrain, in good faith, from leisure activities, social contacts, and all forms of gatherings due to their concerns for their health. The dispensation from the obligation will continue to be applied to them.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the church office at 985-446-6801
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church renovations have begun
All masses will be taking place in the Annex/Community Life Center.
This will be our worship space till further notice.
Confessions are now being offered before Mass in Fr. Simon Peter's office in the Annex till further notice.
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Chidren's Liturgy
Children's Liturgy will be at the 8:30 & 10:30 Masses
We will continue to follow all health and safety protocols for the safety of the children.
Luke 18:16: “But Jesus called the children to him and said, Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.”
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Parish Communication Project Update
The weekend of May 15 & 16 we asked every family to complete their Communication Update Card at Mass. If you have not had the opportunity to return your family card, please complete and return your Communication Update Card as soon as possible to the church office, at Mass or mailing your completed card to the church office using the envelope provided. You may also click the link below to complete an electronic version of the Communication update Card. Your participation is vitally important to the parish and most appreciated. Please help us to serve you and your family in the best way possible.
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youth formation program
Do you want to grow in your faith?
Do you want to help others grow in their faith?
Is God calling you to do more in your parish?
Helpers are needed for the Youth Formation/ Religious Education program. Classes are held on Monday evenings. Helpers are needed for grades K – 5. Helpers must be available Mondays from 5:15 – 6:45 pm. Training will be provided and all necessary resources are available.
Contact Miss Bernadette in the Office of Youth Formation for more details.
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all are welcome to Join our:
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Music Ministry
Music is an important ministry in our celebration of the Mass on Sundays. It can be fulfilling and deeply rewarding work, it also deepens your faith and builds community. Together, we pray and learn to sing in a way that encourages the congregation to sing in mass and enjoy community as we sing together. Singing or playing a musical instrument should always be a joyous activity.
There are other ways to participate in Music Ministry than singing or playing a musical instrument. We need volunteers with good computer skills for music books or someone good with organization. These things will give you a great experience and help the music program be successful. If you are not ready personally, you can just sing among the congregation or you can just come to our Wednesday’s meeting to help you be familiar with the songs to help you sing at mass.
How do I join?
Attend regular Wednesday Music Ministry meeting at 6 pm in the Annex. The meeting will consist of discussing the weekly scripture, song selections, and practicing songs.
If you have any questions you can contact Mark Olins or the church office.Please say yes to our Music Ministry at St. Bridget
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daily readings * reflections * Catholic News
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Today's Readings
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Word on Fire
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News from the Vatican
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The Vatican’s point-man on missionary outreach, and also one of Asia’s most important Church figures, says Europe is becoming a “mission territory."
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Catholics striving to bring greater justice and hope to the world need to see the suffering people around them, stop to help and be open to continual conversion, Pope Francis said.
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Pope Francis on Wednesday praised the “spontaneity and freedom” of children after a young boy approached him during his weekly general audience and motioned that he wanted the pope’s white skullcap.
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