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2, 3-4 Second Reading 2 Corinthians 12:7-10 Gospel Mark 6:1-6 A prophet is not without honor except in his

1 St. Genevieve Newsletter Volume 59, No. 27/July 8, 2018 FOURTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME First Reading Ezekiel 2:2-5 Responsorial Psalm 123:1-2, 2, 3-4 Second Reading 2 Corinthians 12:7-10 Gospel Mark 6:1-6 A prophet is not without honor except in his native place. (The Readings may also be found in the Missalette on pages 62 63) St. Genevieve Catholic Church 815 Barbier Avenue Thibodaux, LA Fax:

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

: 446-5127 Of ice Hours: Mon-Thurs, 8:00 AM 4:00 PM & Friday 8:00 AM 3:00 PM E-mail: stgenevievechurch@htdiocese.org, Website: www.stgenevievechurch.com Join us on Facebook @ www.facebook.

2 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. HOW CAN WE HELP YOU? 815 Barbier Avenue, Thibodaux, LA Of ice: , Fax: Religious Ed.: Of ice Hours: Mon-Thurs, 8:00 AM 4:00 PM & Friday 8:00 AM 3:00 PM stgenevievechurch@htdiocese.org, Website: Join us on Join us on locknote.com/stgenevieve GOT MASS? Parish Mass Schedule Daily Mass Schedule: Confessions Mon-Fri, 7:00 AM Sat, 3:15 to 3:45 Fri-School Mass 8:30 AM Sun, 9:45 to 10:15 AM & 5:15 to 5:45 PM Weekend Mass Schedule: Sat, 7:30 AM (at Wed, 7:30 AM Christ the Redeemer) Sat Vigil, 4:00 PM Sun, 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM, 6:00 PM Weekly Adoration: Monthly Youth Adoration: Thurs, 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM TBD VERY REV. ERIC LEYBLE, JV, JCL Pastor, Ext. 214 eleyble@htdiocese.org SISTER LAUREN LINDEE Religious Ed. Director, Ext. 212 llindee@htdiocese.org DEACON BRETT LAPEYROUSE Ext. 220 DEACON IRVING DAIGLE ST. GENEVIEVE CHURCH STAFF REV. ROMEO BILLY VELASCO Associate Pastor, Ext. 215 rvelasco@htdiocese.org CHRIS KNOBLOCH School Principal chris.knobloch@htdiocese.org CHERYL THIBODAUX School Assist. Principal cheryl.thibodaux@htdiocese.org JUSTIN RODRIGUE Execu ve Manager & Youth & Dev. Director, Ext. 225 jus n.rodrigue@htdiocese.org JACQUELINE HEBERT Business Manager, Ext. 217 jmhebert@htdiocese.org J. CHRIS BARRILLEAUX Music Director SCARLET ANGELETTE Administra ve Assist. & Safe Environment Dir., Ext. 210 saellis@htdiocese.org LARRY LEDET Facili es & Grounds Manager SIDNEY ROBICHAUX Maintenance ALICE BLANCHARD Housekeeper

3 INSIDE THE Dear Friends, As believers, our strength lies in our relationship with Christ and not in our abilities or talents. Throughout the centuries many have speculated about Paul s thorn. Some have said it was a physical illness like recurring malaria, or an eye infection that impaired his vision. Others have postulated that it was a spiritual ailment like the pain of rejection or a demonic presence that constantly tested his faith and tempted him to sin. But whatever it was, and we shall never know, it caused Paul to be all the more dependent on Christ and in the words of today s psalm to keep his eyes ixed on the Lord. So maybe in the long run, it is best that we never know, otherwise we might miss the real reason of his sharing that in our times of struggle we might learn from him and seek refuge in Christ. In those very honest words, Paul shares not just his trials and challenges, but the very fact that he begged the Lord three times to remove this thorn. Here, he realizes that his weaknesses and failures before the world are what actually hollow out his personal spiritual depths. Here, Paul is emptied of any false illusions about his success, creating within him a space where God s power can truly dwell and expand. It is as if he stands spiritually naked before the Lord, vulnerable, open and yet paradoxically, at his strongest! It is in this holy moment that Paul realizes that whatever befalls him in this life, his irst duty must be to Christ. Nothing else will do honor to God or pay true homage to the gift that God has given. Like Ezekiel from our irst reading, Paul realizes that no matter what response he receives, he must be bold and courageous in his witness. He must accept, as Jesus pointed out in the Gospel, that a prophet is not always accepted in his native place and that while many will accept the message, many more will reject it. Perhaps this is where Paul s insight speaks to us this day. To be a disciple of Christ, we, too, need to be courageous and faithful in all things, even if it runs contrary to the ways of the world or what is now socially acceptable. This is the irst step in true Christian living. Today s readings also remind us that, like the prophets, we are sent into the world and that, like the Apostles, we will be challenged to explain and defend our faith before others. We cannot be believers who sit on the fence or disciples who are lukewarm or hal hearted in our commitment. Trying to reconcile the ways of this world with those of the Gospel will inevitably cause us to have to choose between the two. Instead, we need to be believers who know of our need for God, and believers who are always growing in our faith and prayer life. It is only when our courage, perseverance and idelity are united with Christ and his mission that, like Paul and Ezekiel, we can humbly accept our own weaknesses and our need of God s grace and strength. Only then can we stand up more irmly grounded in our faith and in our relationship with Christ. Fr. Eric

Parish News Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Mark 6:1-6 They said, Where did this man get all this? What kind of wisdom has been given him?

We tend to ignore the possibility that such people are not only gi ed with above average intellect, but that they have an open mind and heart to the truth of the reali es they observe and recognize

Wisdom is the choice to discern the truth and implica ons of that knowledge. Knowledge is knowing how to build an atomic bomb. Wisdom is understanding why it should not be used.

Jesus observed the world in which he lived and realized the need for change in the way we treat one another and our world. That is wisdom. Jesus was not given wisdom. He chose to be wise.

Mary s Nativity Church Of ice For more information, call the of ice at 985-537-3204, Marty Cortez at 985-227- 0873 or Arvella Dupre at 985-414-4126.

4 Parish News Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Mark 6:1-6 They said, Where did this man get all this? What kind of wisdom has been given him? When a person demonstrates unusual intelligence or wisdom, we ask, Where did they get all that? And we may be wondering, Why them and not me? We tend to ignore the possibility that such people are not only gi ed with above average intellect, but that they have an open mind and heart to the truth of the reali es they observe and recognize new possibili es and the need to change how we think and live. Knowledge is the intellectual ability to understand the world in which we live. Wisdom is the choice to discern the truth and implica ons of that knowledge. Knowledge is knowing how to build an atomic bomb. Wisdom is understanding why it should not be used. It is the wisdom of Jesus, not his intelligence, that amazed the people of the small village of Nazareth. Jesus observed the world in which he lived and realized the need for change in the way we treat one another and our world. That is wisdom. Jesus was not given wisdom. He chose to be wise. Jesus calls us to be wise. What do we choose? Grief Share Minist of St. Mar s/holy Savior July 2 October 2 St. Mary s Nativity Church Of ice For more information, call the of ice at , Marty Cortez at or Arvella Dupre at The CDA Court of Genevieve of Paris is hos ng its annual school supply drive. Many children in our church parish are not supplied with the necessary tools for school. Please donate a school supply item during the month of July. Your con nued generosity is most appreciated. Blessed are the poor in spirit; for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Ma hew 5:30 INTERESTED IN BECOMING A CATHOLIC? Are you interested in becoming a Catholic? Were you previously bap zed in the Catholic faith and would like to renew your commitment? Welcome to the RCIA. The Rite of Chris an Ini a on of Adults (RCIA) is for those who have never been bap zed and who, in a faith response to the Word of God, ask to be prepared for sacramental ini a on in the Church. There are other types of candidates who present themselves to the church. Par ally ini ated candidates might have been: Validly bap zed Catholics with no subsequent experience of the Church; Validly bap zed Catholics who never received the sacraments of Eucharist or Confirma on; Bap zed Chris ans, perhaps confirmed in another church, who having lived their faith are now seeking recep on into the Roman Catholic communion. If you or someone you know would like to learn more about becoming a par cipant in the RCIA program, please contact Ms. Barbara Ficaro at , Mr. Sco Dupont at , or Sr. Lauren Lindee at

Week of July 8, 2018 Sunday, July 8 Sunday Masses: 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM & 6:00 PM 4:30 PM RCIA/ER Monday, July 9 7:00 AM Mass Tuesday, July 10 7:00 AM Mass 6:30 PM Baptism Seminar/ER Wednesday, July 11

Confessions 4:00 PM Mass 10AM 4PM Cub Scouts/SC & Playground Saturday, July 7, 4:00 pm: Steve Adams, Beatrice Monier, Sevin Family, Charles Chiasson, Sr.

5 Week of July 8, 2018 Sunday, July 8 Sunday Masses: 8:00 AM, 10:30 AM & 6:00 PM 4:30 PM RCIA/ER Monday, July 9 7:00 AM Mass Tuesday, July 10 7:00 AM Mass 6:30 PM Baptism Seminar/ER Wednesday, July 11 7:00 AM Mass Thursday, July 12 7:00 AM Mass 7:30AM-6:00 PM Adoration 7:00 PM Choir Rehearsal/C Friday, July 13 7:00 AM Mass 10:15 AM Lafourche Nursing Home Mass Saturday, July 14 3:15-3:45 PM Confessions 4:00 PM Mass 10AM 4PM Cub Scouts/SC & Playground Saturday, July 7, 4:00 pm: Steve Adams, Beatrice Monier, Sevin Family, Charles Chiasson, Sr., Mary Chiasson & Louis Talbot, Mae & Sam Lasseigne, Luc Oncale Family, Alexander Ledet Family, Alcide, Stella & Kenneth LeBlanc, Naquin-Morvant-LeBlanc- Boudreaux Families, M/M Ned P. Benoit, Sr., Ned P. Benoit, Jr., Linwood J. (Popedo) Benoit, Curt Ordoyne, Kenneth J. Naquin, M/M Robert J. Leonard, Sr., M/M Ritney LeRay & Richard, M/M L. C. Adams, Jr., Orena L. Adams, Jessica Lynn Adams, M/M Francis Naquin & Keith, Mrs. Irene Tabor, Gloria Ann & Wilson Whip Faucheaux, Earl & Noralie Legendre, Oscar Legendre & Family, Thomas Ordoyne & Family, Joseph A. Bonvillain, Sr., M/M Lloyd Cancienne, Sr., M/M Wesley David, Dot & Murvin Bergeron, Braud-Pe t-blanchard-clause Family, Sam & Elmire LeBlanc Sunday, July 8, 8:00 am: Belle & Leonard Toups, Goldie & Lloyd Clement, Giles & Marie Padel, Eleanor & Mickey Talbot, Dot & Warren Naquin, Gerald A. Clement, Gerard Rodrigue, James Gregory, Agnes L. Rodrigue, Edward & Agnes Dela e, Oneil & Anita Thibodaux, 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., Amy Fanion 10:30 am: Ray J. Lagarde, Duane P. Bernard, Harry & Lucy Troxler, 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, Stephen Duet, Raymond Stevens, Ethan Miller 6:00 pm: Brad Ledet, Dan n & Terrebonne Families, Guy & Lovenia Ledet, Be y Ledet Monday, July 9, 7:00 am: People of the Parish Tuesday, July 10, 7:00 am: M/M John Benoit, Hazel, Milton, Johnny, Paul, Russell, Joseph, William & Francis, Maggie & Alcide Talbot, Constance & Daryl Lasseigne Wednesday, July 11, 7:00 am: For Voca ons, Robert Adamietz Thursday, July 12, 7:00 am: Holy Souls in Purgatory Friday, July 13, 7:00 am: Julie Becnel Vesich, Marie & Irvin Prejeant WEEKLY COLLECTIONS Due to early deadlines for the next several editions through July 8, collections will be posted accordingly. Thanks for your patience and... Thank you for your continued generous support for our growing parish!

ASV COM EM LEC U July 14 15 4:00 PM 8:00 AM 10:30 AM 6:00 PM Sharon Leonard Madison Roger Nora O'Connell 1 Robyn Cooley 2 Nora O'Connell 3 4 *5 Dale Cooley 6 Susan Blanchard 7 Pam Johnson Barbara

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6 ASV COM EM LEC U July :00 PM 8:00 AM 10:30 AM 6:00 PM Sharon Leonard Madison Roger Nora O'Connell 1 Robyn Cooley 2 Nora O'Connell 3 4 *5 Dale Cooley 6 Susan Blanchard 7 Pam Johnson Barbara Leonard ASV COM EM LEC U Weekend of : July 7 8 Church Cleaning St. Gen School Parents Linen Cleaning Rose Thummel _ àâüz vtä fv{xwâäx Camille DeGravelle 1 Karen LeBouef 2 Chris Knobloch 3 Jim Knobloch 4 *5 Bruce LeBouef 6 Henry Nguyen 7 Chelise Brown Randy Benoit Randall Pra *If you are #5EM and Deacon Bre is in a endance, please move to another posi on, Thanks! 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, Gertrude Aizen, O.J. Waguespack, Mary Waguespack, Celine Millet, Elmo Bridges, Scott Hebert, Anna Louise Rodrigue, Donna Dinger, Jennifer Dinger, Andrew Adams, Christine B. Rodrigue, Mary Alice, Myra & Larry Clement, Joan Blanchard, Paul Legendre, Pat H. Smith, Ramona Fox, Anna Lefevre, Pat Long, Janet Usey Molison, Vickie Shuller, Terry Ledet, Brody Ledet, Sue Arceneaux, Sandra Bacas, Laura Badeaux, James Badeaux, Tommy Badeaux, Pat Barrilleaux, Braxton Becnel, Judith Benoit, John M. Dupont, Linda E. Ekiss, Ania Hebert, Katie Hebert, Debra Landry, Mark Landry, Robert Musso, David Richard, Glenn Robichaux, Howard Robichaux, Dejja Smith, Gretchen Sternfels, Chris Toups, Linda H. Toups, Lou Toups, Sara Day Vignes, Carolyn Wagner, Allison Walters, Bonnie Walters, Martin Stask, Eugene Mignella, Hope Watkins, L. J. C., Mary Diane Levron, Patricia Callahan, John Becnel, Harold Lapeyre, Charles Leonard, McKenzie Minor, Jace Naquin, Jr., Diette O. Baudoin, Peggy N. Moktarnejad, Gary McNeil, Jr., Ronnie Bednarz, Rodney Denoux, Roger Richard, Edward Savoie, Jr., Ella Mae Richard, Vivian Usey Sterling Hebert, Jimmy Bernard, Ellen Chauvin, Cassie Legendre, Camille France, Walter Babin, Judy Roger, Merlin Pontiff, Dionne G. Benoit, Allie LeBlanc, Pat Peck, Bert Andry, Darlene Fangue, Essie Hoffpauir, Gertrude Aizen, Patricia Pat Leonard, Ceal LeBlanc, Gerald L. LeBlanc, Billy Derocher, and Martha LeBlanc. Please call the church office to add someone to the prayer list. To become a prayer line member, please call Barbara at (985) or Veldene at (985) ASV COM EM LEC U In Memoriam Katherine Falgoust Griffin Angelloz Alaina Robertson Mary-Anne Thormas 1 Jane Falgoust 2 Cindy Toloudis 3 4 *5 Mary-Anne Thormas 6 7 Gwen Duet Bryan Picou Stefanie Bowen & Anne Landry Adoration Candle In memory of: Holy Souls in Purgatory CL ASV COM EM LEC U Susan Brazan 1 Denise Profito 2 Andrew Robertson 3 4 *5 Jason Bilello 6 7 Tommy Profito Floyd Benoit Sanctuary Light In Memory of: Richard Medlen Donated by: His Family

Scouting News Upcoming Dates/Events Unit 453 Family Game Night June 27 th, 6pm: St.

Genevieve Cafeteria Chris an Leadership Ins tute will be taking place July 18-22.

Jus n at 985-446-5571. Deadline to register is July 6th! Weekly Crew Mtg/Thurs.

7 Scouting News Upcoming Dates/Events Unit 453 Family Game Night June 27 th, 6pm: St. Genevieve Cafeteria Unit 453 Rain-Gu er Rega a July 14 th : St. Genevieve Cafeteria Chris an Leadership Ins tute will be taking place July Registra on is open! The theme for CLI this year is "Go Make Disciples" (Mt 24:16-20). Go to: ( sign up. The cost to a end this 5 day retreat is $225. For more informa on call Mr. Jus n at Deadline to register is July 6th! Weekly Crew Mtg/Thurs. 7pm Scout Hut Weekly Troup Mtg/Thurs. 7pm Scout Hut Monthly Pack Mtg/2nd Wed. St. Gen Cafeteria Monthly Pack Commi ee Mtg- 4th Wed./St. Gen Cafeteria SEE FLYER ON NEXT PAGE FOR DETAILS COMING SOON! Back to School Retreat

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Thank you to our state of icers and district deputies who were present and honored our court with the request to host

A huge thank you to our KC Council who cooked and served an amazing meal for us and to our parish staff, 10:30 choir

9 Catholic Daughters of the Americas local courts of icers' installation for the courts of the Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux and the Archdiocese of New Orleans! Thank you to our state of icers and district deputies who were present and honored our court with the request to host this event at St. Gen. A huge thank you to our KC Council who cooked and served an amazing meal for us and to our parish staff, 10:30 choir and school who all made our installation Mass, ceremony and workshop day a great event! Thank you as well to our home court members and families who worked so hard to get everything ready and helped the day to run smoothly! Court Genevieve of Paris #2496 ~Photos by Melinda Monier & Madonna Viguerie~

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St. Genevieve Catholic Church St. Genevieve Newsletter Volume 59, No. 1/January 7, 2018 SOLEMNITY OF THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD First Reading Isaiah 60:1-6 Responsorial Psalm 72:1-2, 7-8, 10-11, 12-13 (R/. cf. 11) Second Reading Ephesians