November 9, 2014 The Dedication of The Lateran Basilica

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1 Established Old Spanish Trail P.O. Box 610 Sco, LA Rectory: (337) Fax: (337) CCD: (337) Catholic School: (337) Fr. Tom's Parish Parish Web-Site: School Web-site: School Diocesan Website: Find us on Facebook November 9, 2014 The Dedication of The Lateran Basilica STAFF: Rev. Fr. Thomas Voorhies Pastor Rev. Fr. Andre Metrejean Associate Pastor Arthur F. Bakeler, Jr. Permanent Deacon Monica D. Laperous Secretary/Bookkeeper Kip & Ashley Faulk Public High School Religion Laurice A. Dubuc Public Elementary Religion Janet S. Hebert Catholic School: Dr. Robert Richard Principal Tiffany Albarado Administrative Assistant Mona Hodge High School Youth Group (SYG) Jeremy & Amie Clostio & Art & Bridget Trevino Jr. High Youth Group (SKOT) Yvette W. Broussard Choir Director Kip Faulk High School Choir Director OFFICE HOURS: Monday thru Thursday: 8:30am - 4:00pm Friday: 8:30am - 12:00pm MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday (Anticipated Mass) 4:00pm Sunday 6:30, 8:00, 10:00am & 6:00pm Monday, Wednesday & Friday 6:30am Tuesday, Thursday & 1st Saturday 8:30am Holy Days of Obligation As announced SACRAMENT OF PENANCE: On Saturdays from 3:00-3:45pm; on Sundays from 6:00-6:15am, 7:30-7:45am, 9:15-9:45am and from 5:15-5:45pm. 30 minutes before all of our weekday Masses and by personal appointment. MARRIAGE: Couples planning marriage need to make an appointment with one of the priests at least SIX months before the intended wedding date to begin the preparation process. A wedding date cannot be scheduled without approval of a priest. BAPTISM: Expectant parents should contact the office four to six (4-6) months before the birth of the child. VISITATION OF THE SICK OR SHUT-INS: If any one is ill at home and not on the regular Communion list, please call the parish office at NEW PARISHIONERS: Please complete the form provided at entrances of the church, then place it in the collection basket or mail it to the parish office. BULLETIN NOTICE: Deadline is two weeks before the announcement is to appear. RELIGION CLASSES: Contact the CCD Office for registration of new students.

2 Page Two Dear Parishioners, Today we celebrate the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica in Rome. It is the mother church of all Catholic churches and it is still the cathedral of the Bishop of Rome, the Pope. For the irst 1,000 years of church history it was the residence of the Pope. Now his residence is at St. Peter s Basilica, but St. John Lateran is still his cathedral. This feast day allows us to meditate on the unity of the church through the Pope. We all share one faith as Catholics throughout the world and we number 1.2 billion. May the Lord continue to guide Pope Francis as he guides the barque of St. Peter over the waters of time. Don t forget our Parish Thanksgiving Dinner is Saturday, November 15 at 6:00pm in the hall for those who signed up already. We look forward to seeing you there. Thanks to the Community Building Committee who put on a wildly successful Trunk-or-Treat with some 590 people passing through the hall. Congratulations! Thanks to Jason Boudreaux at American Windshield and Glass for donating protective glass for our church windows. We had to redo the glazing on the north side of the building. Thanks Jason! While I m thanking people, I want to thank Peter Briscoe who recently retired from serving the church so diligently throughout the past years. Thanks Peter! Please pray that his health continues to improve. Since he retired Steve Provost has been cleaning the loors on Fridays so thank you Steve! He has passed that on to Neil Vera. Thank you Neil! Three ladies have been cleaning the loors on Mondays and Wednesdays, all voluntary: Manda Harson, Connie Boutin, and Joan Schenidar. Thank you ladies! We also have God s Housekeepers who are: Jess Poirrier, Ethel Kebodeaux, Susan Rabalais, Lou Savoy, Margaret Comeaux and Diane Richard. Thank you ladies and thanks to all of our volunteers! I love you all. Joke of the Week: Why Sermons? An anonymous letter writer sent his/her letter to the local newspaper editor complaining that church attendance made no sense. I ve gone for thirty years, he wrote, and have heard something like three thousand sermons. But for the life of me, I can t remember a single one of them. So I think I m wasting my time, as are the preachers for even bothering to deliver a sermon at all. This letter started a real controversy on the op-ed page. It went on for weeks until someone wrote this clincher: I ve been married for thirty years. In that time my wife has cooked some thirty-two thousand meals, but for the life of me, I can recall the menu of few if any of those meals. I do know, though, they all nourished me and gave me the strength I need to do my work. If my wife had not given me those meals, I d be dead today. No more comments about sermon contents have appeared on the op-ed page. In Jesus, Fr. Tom frtom@sts-peter-paul.org mdl

3 Page Three TIME 4:00pm PRIEST Fr. Tom PRIEST, EXTRAORDINARY LAY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION LECTORS & ALTAR SERVERS SATURDAY, November 15, 2014 ELMOHC Michael & Jane Mayeaux Debbie Boudreaux READERS Lee Boudreaux ALTAR SERVERS Lebron & Tourean Campbell Grant Duplechin Kaytlyn Reed TIME PRIEST 6:30am Fr. Tom 8:00am Fr. Andre 10:00am Fr. Tom ELMOHC Warren Sensat, Randy Domingue Stephanie Hendrix Carral Menard, Roger Tabb, Art Trevino, Joe & Elsie Smith Shane Thibodeaux, Carl Benoit Tammie Harrington SUNDAY, November 16, 2014 READERS Ginger Sensat Jeanne Theriot Susan Rabalais ALTAR SERVERS Adrenne & Stephen Hendrix Isabelle Sabatier Mary-Ester LeBlanc Colin & Conner Benoit Lauren Menard, Evelyn Granger Matthew Brice Addison & Mallory Harrington Guy Griffin, Ruby Thibodeaux 6:00pm Fr. Andre Deacon Art Bakeler Mary Keller, Danielle Babineaux Life Teen Kevin Schexnayder, Seth Trahan, Gabriel Reed, Cade Thibodeaux COLLECTION REPORT: NOVEMBER 2 $15, MAILED/DROPPED IN OFFICE 1, TOTAL NOVEMBER 2 $17, BLDG/MAINT/SCHOOL DEBT $ 8, MAILED/DROPPED IN OFFICE 1, TOTAL BLDG/MAINT/SCH DEBT $ 9, ALL SAINTS DAY $ 1, *******HOORAY, WE ARE UNDER $900,000 SCHOOL DEBT: $892, NUMBER OF FAMILIES: 3032 THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS AND STEWARDSHIP. PLEASE REMEMBER TO PUT STS. PETER & PAUL CHURCH AND SCHOOL IN YOUR WILL. PLEASE PRAY FOR THE FOLLOWING SICK:Brooklyn Johnson, Weldon Cashi, Rose Branham, Charles Ward, Edward Bourque Sr, Luke Page, Michelle Rivero, Laurie Miguez, Amie Clostio, Joanna & Fred Gaspard, Hazel Leleux, John I Boudreaux, Angella Labbie Cannon, Wilsey & Velma Vincent, Janelle Dupuis, Cheryl Guillory, Vickie Domingue, Roy Matthieu, Noelie Prejean (1) Kathy Cormier, Joyce & Roy Bourque, Mona Hebert, John Roger, Cody Prejean, Cathy Holloway, John Hebert Jr, Norma Hoffpauir Chiasson, Sue Trahan, Mildred Leger, Harry Leger, Harry Trahan, Earlin Miller, Preston Hebert, Carolyn Denais, Polly Richard, Renelle Welborn, Linda Savoie, Margaret Lavergne, Ashley Harris, Wayne Cormier, Michelle Morgan, Marie Prejean, Aiden Benoit, Hannah Simmons, Patsy Martin, Mable Domingue, Patsy Robin, Leroy & Sable Alleman, Murphy Hebert, Mac Arnold(2) Marilyn Cormier, Lena Weaver, Carita Credeur, Elia Mouton, Ray Mouton, Kirk Vidrine, Lee Boudreaux, Laura P Credeur, Todd Broussard, Annette Sonnier, Curtis Hebert, Charlene Reninger, Adam LaBauve, Stony Sittig, Jerry Darby, Barbara Comeaux, Larry Thibodeaux, Dianne McQuirk, Brenda LaPorte, Dot Gauthe, Faith Kimball, Harry Bertrand, Joe & Irene Sellers, Lois Trahan, Jo Sonnier, Martha Ortiz, Lois Dooley, Frannie Roy (3) If you know of any person who is sick and needs prayers or visits, please call the parish of ice Names on the above sick list were given to us by parishioners.

4 Page Four OUR CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS Prospective Parent Tours Please call the of ice at to schedule your enrollment tour. New student registration for the school year begins in January. Re-enrollment and sibling registration is taking place now. All current families should have received a form for re-enrollment and sibling registration. Please contact the school if you have not received the form. Veterans Day Mass We invite all veterans to join us on Tuesday, November 11th at 8:30 a.m. for our Veterans Day Mass. Special recognition will be given to all those who have served our country. Sports News The school will have our irst basketball teams this year. The 5th grade boys and 6/7th grade boys will each have teams. The season begins in mid-november. Make sure to come out to support our Knights! Come Home for Christmas 5K Run The irst Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic School 5K/1 mile run will take place on Saturday, December 13th. The race will begin at church, loop around Scott, and inish back at church. Look for registration forms soon on the school website. November Core Essential Value The new value for November is Gratitude. Students will strive this month to have a feeling of appreciation and thanks. School's address: 1301 Old Spanish Trail Scott, LA address: info@sts-peter-paul.org Web Site: Phone Number: Fax Number: SCHOOL CONTACT INFORMATION Community Building Committee We would like to say a HUGE "Thank You" to our sponsors for our 2nd Annual Trunk-or-Treat. They are: Scott Knights of Columbus Early's Grocery Super Taters Coffee Depot Cajan's Eatery First South Farm Credit Gautreaux's Donuts Baby and Me Boutique DJ Eric Hoffpauir Thank you so much for contributing to our Halloween event. We could not do it without the support of businesses like you!

5 Page Five HAPPENINGS AROUND STS. PETER & PAUL - Our Lady of the Oaks Retreats for Women Our Lady of the Oaks is hosting mid-week retreats and weekend retreats. For more information call Our Lady of the Oaks Married Couples Retreat Our Lady of the Oaks is hosting married couples retreats. For more information call or - Marriage Encounter weekends are being planned. For more information call or or go on-line at - Circle of Friends Single adults in Acadiana, ages 30 and up can find a venue of fellowship and speakers. For meeting dates and calendar please visit catholicfellowshipnetwork.webs.com/ -Community of Jesus Crucified Retreats - Married Couple's Retreats to be announced. To register call Cheryl Moss at Retrouvaille - A Lifeline for Marriage - helps couples through difficult times in their marriages. For more information please call Christ in the City-A monthly opportunity for young adults in their 20 s & 30 s to worship through Eucharistic Adoration. It is held the 1st Thursday of the month from 7:00-8:00pm at St. Mary Catholic Church, 419 Doucet Road. Cry room available. For more information please CICLafayette@gmail.com or visit the website at Natural Family Planning Classes To register for any go to Attention: Extraordinary Lay Ministers & Readers Cynthia Broussard will be preparing the schedules for January-June, If you cannot continue or have a special need, please call her at ASAP. Also, if you are willing to serve on Holy Days of Obligation please let her know. ADORATION CHAPEL ANSWERED PRAYERS/FAVORS GRANTED A plenary indulgence is granted to one of the faithful who visits the Blessed Sacrament to adore the same for at least half an hour. Imprimatur: New Regulations on Indulgence Adoration Substitutes Your service to the Lord, in the ministry of being a replacement for Holy Hours, is greatly appreciated. Thank you! THIS WEEK AT STS. PETER & PAUL AA Meetings: Sun, Wed & Fri 8:00pm (Room 11) Tue, Thu & Sat 7:00pm (Room 11) - SYG-3:00pm-SYG Room - Life Teen-4:30-6:00pm Mass - Sensat Come Lord Jesus Bible Study & so much more- 6:00pm -CCD Building Monday, November 10 - Matthew, The King & His Kingdom Series 6:30-8:30-pm-Hall Tuesday, November 11 - That Man Is You! -5:00am-Hall - School Mass-8:30am - 9:30am Wirtz Come Lord Jesus-CCD Building - 1-4th grade CCD-5:30-6:30pm - 5-8th grade CCD-7:00-8:00pm - Patriotic Rosary-6:30pm-Adoration Chapel - KC Meeting-7:00pm-KC Hall Wednesday, November 12 - Mae Boudreaux s Prayer Group-10:00am in Cry Room-Everyone Invited - 6:00pm-Choir Practice-Church - Fr. Metrejean s Fundamental Theology- 6:30-8:45pm-Hall Thursday, November 13 - Rosary prayed in Cry Room-9am-Everyone Invited - Divine Mercy Chaplet then Seniors Come Lord Jesus Bible Study-3:00pm- Acadian Heritage - 7:00pm RCIA-Hall - Habetz Come Lord Jesus Bible Study & so much more-6:30pm-ccd Building - Grief Support-6:30-8:30pm-CCD Building Saturday, November 15 - Thanksgiving Feast-6:00pm-Hall Sunday, November 16 - CDA Mass-8:00am - SYG-3:00pm-SYG Room - Life Teen-4:30-6:00pm Mass - Sensat Come Lord Jesus Bible Study & so much more- 6:00pm -CCD Building Father Glenn Meaux Golf Classic Father Glenn Meaux s 1 st Annual Golf Classic will be held on Monday, November 17, at Oakbourne Country Club to bene it Father Glenn s Mission in Kobonal, Haiti. Funds raised will support the poor in Kobonal, Haiti. For information, please visit

6 Page Six Wanted to share with you the inal Synod of Bishops document on the family which turned out really beautiful as opposed to the one that was so controversial. The next synod will be even bigger in October 2015 so we have to keep praying! This is just the inal public statement. You would have to google it go get the inal document which is rather lengthy. Message of the Synod Assembly on the pastoral challenges to the family in the context of evangelisation We, Synod Fathers, gathered in Rome together with Pope Francis in the Extraordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, greet all families of the different continents and in particular all who follow Christ, the Way, the Truth, and the Life. We admire and are grateful for the daily witness which you offer us and the world with your fidelity, faith, hope, and love. Each of us, pastors of the Church, grew up in a family, and we come from a great variety of backgrounds and experiences. As priests and bishops we have lived alongside families who have spoken to us and shown us the saga of their joys and their difficulties. The preparation for this synod assembly, beginning with the questionnaire sent to the Churches around the world, has given us the opportunity to listen to the experience of many families. Our dialogue during the Synod has been mutually enriching, helping us to look at the complex situations which face families today. We offer you the words of Christ: Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will enter his house and dine with him, and he with me. On his journeys along the roads of the Holy Land, Jesus would enter village houses. He continues to pass even today along the streets of our cities. In your homes there are light and shadow. Challenges often present themselves and at times even great trials. The darkness can grow deep to the point of becoming a dense shadow when evil and sin work into the heart of the family. We recognise the great challenge to remain faithful in conjugal love. Enfeebled faith and indifference to true values, individualism, impoverishment of relationships, and stress that excludes reflection leave their mark on family life. There are often crises in marriage, often confronted in haste and without the courage to have patience and reflect, to make sacrifices and to forgive one another. Failures give rise to new relationships, new couples, new civil unions, and new marriages, creating family situations which are complex and problematic, where the Christian choice is not obvious. We think also of the burden imposed by life in the suffering that can arise with a child with special needs, with grave illness, in deterioration of old age, or in the death of a loved one. We admire the fidelity of so many families who endure these trials with courage, faith, and love. They see them not as a burden inflicted on them, but as something in which they themselves give, seeing the suffering Christ in the weakness of the flesh. We recall the difficulties caused by economic systems, by the the idolatry of money and the dictatorship of an impersonal economy lacking a truly human purpose which weakens the dignity of people. We remember unemployed parents who are powerless to provide basic needs for their families, and youth who see before them days of empty expectation, who are prey to drugs and crime. We think of so many poor families, of those who cling to boats in order to reach a shore of survival, of refugees wandering without hope in the desert, of those persecuted because of their faith and the human and spiritual values which they hold. These are stricken by the brutality of war and oppression. We remember the women who suffer violence and exploitation, victims of human trafficking, children abused by those who ought to have protected them and fostered their development, and the members of so many families who have been degraded and burdened with difficulties. The culture of prosperity deadens us. all those lives stunted for lack of opportunity seem a mere spectacle; they fail to move us. We call on governments and international organizations to promote the rights of the family for the common good. Christ wanted his Church to be a house with doors always open to welcome everyone. We warmly thank our pastors, lay faithful, and communities who accompany couples and families and care for their wounds. *** There is also the evening light behind the windowpanes in the houses of the cities, in modest residences of suburbs and villages, and even in mere shacks, which shines out brightly, warming bodies and souls. This light the light of a wedding story shines from the encounter between spouses: it is a gift, a grace expressed, as the Book of Genesis says, when the two are face to face as equal and mutual helpers. The love of man and woman teaches us that each needs the other in order to be truly self. Each remains different from the other that opens self and is revealed in the reciprocal gift. It is this that the bride of the Song of Songs sings in her canticle: My beloved is mine and I am his I am my beloved s and my beloved is mine.

7 Page Seven This authentic encounter begins with courtship, a time of waiting and preparation. It is realized in the sacrament where God sets his seal, his presence, and grace. This path also includes sexual relationship, tenderness, intimacy, and beauty capable of lasting longer than the vigour and freshness of youth. Such love, of its nature, strives to be forever to the point of laying down one s life for the beloved. In this light conjugal love, which is unique and indissoluble, endures despite many difficulties. It is one of the most beautiful of all miracles and the most common. This love spreads through fertility and generativity, which involves not only the procreation of children but also the gift of divine life in baptism, their catechesis, and their education. It includes the capacity to offer life, affection, and values an experience possible even for those who have not been able to bear children. Families who live this light-filled adventure become a sign for all, especially for young people. This journey is sometimes a mountainous trek with hardships and falls. God is always there to accompany us. The family experiences his presence in affection and dialogue between husband and wife, parents and children, sisters and brothers. They embrace him in family prayer and listening to the Word of God a small, daily oasis of the spirit. They discover him every day as they educate their children in the faith and in the beauty of a life lived according to the Gospel, a life of holiness. Grandparents also share in this task with great affection and dedication. The family is thus an authentic domestic Church that expands to become the family of families which is the ecclesial community. Christian spouses are called to become teachers of faith and of love for young couples as well. Another expression of fraternal communion is charity, giving, nearness to those who are last, marginalized, poor, lonely, sick, strangers, and families in crisis, aware of the Lord s word, It is more blessed to give than to receive. It is a gift of goods, of fellowship, of love and mercy, and also a witness to the truth, to light, and to the meaning of life. The high point which sums up all the threads of communion with God and neighbor is the Sunday Eucharist when the family and the whole Church sits at table with the Lord. He gives himself to all of us, pilgrims through history towards the goal of the final encounter when Christ is all and in all. In the first stage of our Synod itinerary, therefore, we have reflected on how to accompany those who have been divorced and remarried and on their participation in the sacraments. We Synod Fathers ask you walk with us towards the next Synod. The presence of the family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph in their modest home hovers over you. United to the Family of Nazareth, we raise to the Father of all our petition for the families of the world: Father, grant to all families the presence of strong and wise spouses who may be the source of a free and united family. Father, grant that parents may have a home in which to live in peace with their families. Father, grant that children may be a sign of trust and hope and that young people may have the courage to forge life-long, faithful commitments. Father, grant to all that they may be able to earn bread with their hands, that they may enjoy serenity of spirit and that they may keep aflame the torch of faith even in periods of darkness. Father, grant that we may all see flourish a Church that is ever more faithful and credible, a just and humane city, a world that loves truth, justice and mercy. READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Ti 1:1-9; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 17:1-6 Tuesday: Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29; Lk 17:7-10 Wednesday: Ti 3:1-7; Ps 23:1b-6; Lk 17:11-19 Thursday: Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7-10; Lk 17:20-25 Friday: 2 Jn 4-9; Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, 17-18; Lk 17:26-37 Saturday: 3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6; Lk 18:1-8 Sunday: Prv 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31; Ps 128:1-5; 1 Thes 5:1-6; Mt 25:14-30 [14-15, 19-21] Please pray for a priest each day: Eternal Father, we lift up to You these and all the priests of the world. Sanctify them. Heal and guide them. Mold them into the likeness of your Son, Jesus, the Eternal High Priest. May their lives be pleasing to You. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. November 8 November 9 November 10 November 11 November 12 November 13 November 14 Pope Francis Pope Emeritu Benedict XVI Bishop Michael Jarrell Rev. George Simon Rev. Jody Simoneaux Rev. Cedric Sonnier Rev. Joseph Stemmann

8 Page Eight The rosary is prayed 30 minutes before each weekday Mass. Saturday, November 8 4:00pm Adley & Beverly Scrantz Eloi Comeaux Jr Suzanne P Chatelain Joe & Hilda Peschier David L Boo Prejean Chad Lacy (L)(HB) Emetile D & Edward (L) Bourque Sr Mona Mire Martin Martin & Mire Families Paul & Della Hernandez Pierre Pete Roger Dupre Hebert Vivian A Davidson Emory Hebert Robert Credeur & dfm Andrew Woogie Bowie M/M Ducre Bearb dfm Elvie, Marc & Catherine Hernandez (L) Allen Hernandez dfm Sybil Duhon Evan & Louise Domingue Earvis, Lee Jane, Elta, Joseph, Anna & Harry Jagneaux Nick & Noelie Provost & dfm Russell & Hilda Hebert, Woodley J Credeur & dfm Viola & Forest Blanchard & dfm Stephen Higginbotham Elite S Meyers Courtney Bowers (Anniv) Liverda M Domingue Leonard L Richard Kim D Martin Stephanie Cormier Willie Joe Lormand Marie & Jerome Roger Sr Mathilde, Bernard, Allen Domingue 6:30am Clay Mouton Rivers Quibodeaux (L) Evan & Louise Domingue Audrey D Villien Bernice Hebert Mollie Domingue Armond Guilbeau Maria Nguyen 8:00am Viola & Forest Blanchard & dfm Ellen C Resweber Lloyd & Nola Chaisson Mary D Broussard & Mary Eve & Lee A Broussard Spiritual Healing William Lorino (Anniv) & Gwenette Aubert (L) 10:00am Michael O Neil Mouton DiGi Gianfala Amithilde & Libbon Guidry Rayford Domingue Hassie Spellman Hebert & Domingue LFM & DFM Michael J LeBlanc Carl, Waver & Sosthene Guidry Charlie, Gene & Louis Provost Brooklyn Johnson (L) Rose Branham (L) 6:00pm For the People Monday, November 10 (St Leo the Great) Elus & Odette Labit Brenda & Charlie LaPorte (L) (Happy Anniv 41 Years) Tuesday, November 11 (St Martin of Tours) Lilly M & Isaac Navarre Sr Lerlene N Simon Jim & Channe Karaba (L) Leta Mae Broussard (Anniv) Felton J Whittington Sr Lloyd O Guidry Wilbert J Roger Gwendolyn Williams Willie Joe Lormand Wednesday, November 12 (St Josaphat) Girdy C Menard (Anniv) Hugh B Winston Jr Linda Matthieu (L)(HB) Louis S Provost Thursday, November 13 (St Frances Xavier Cabrini) Lilly M (Anniv) & Isaac Navarre Sr Lerlene N Simon Palma G LeBlanc Mr & Mrs (Anniv) Davy Hollier Michael J LeBlanc Doug Roberts (Anniv) Friday, November 14 Wilbert J Roger (Anniv) Ron Hollier Julien Comeaux Mollie Domingue Loraine Babineaux (Anniv) VIGIL LIGHTS: John B Sonnier Family, Eric Paul Fabre, Francis Pop-Pop & Ellen Grandma Resweber, Health-D Community Building Committee Companions Along the Journey The CBC will now be hosting grief support meetings every month. These meetings are based on the program "Companions Along the Journey," which the diocese uses. Meetings will be on the 2nd Thursday of each month, from 6:30-8:30pm in the CCD Hall (Alfred St. entrance). If you or someone you know has suffered a loss and would bene it from grief support, please join us. Contact Carla Oliver at if you have questions. "Catholic Daughter of the Year" Our parish offers "Congratulations" to Priscilla Royer who was selected by her peers as the "Catholic Daughter of the Year" award!!! Our parish is enriched by her and her many good works.

9 CHURCH NAME AND ADDRESS Sts. Peter and Paul Church # Old Spanish Trail Scott, LA TELEPHONE CONTACT PERSON Monica Laperous SOFTWARE MSPublisher 2010 Adobe Acrobat X Windows 7 PRINTER HP Laserjet 6P TRANSMISSION TIME Monday: 4:00 pm SUNDAY DATE OF PUBLICATION November 9, 2014 NUMBER OF PAGES SENT 1 through 9 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS