St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church

St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church

PASTORAL STAFF Emergency 478-3845 Reverend Monsignor Jace Eskind jace.eskind@lcdiocese.org Deacon Richard Donahoe rdonahoe@smdpcatholic.com Jackie Goodwill, Administrative Assistant jgoodwill@smdpcatholic.com Pat Foy, Of ice Manager pfoy@smdpcatholic.com Kellie Onxley, Bookkeeper konxley@smdpcatholic.com Joe Whitbeck, Dir. Communications/Facilities/IT jwhitbeck@smdpcatholic.com Leah Arnaud, Records/Receptionist larnaud@smdpcatholic.com Denise Donahoe, Director of Religious Education ddonahoe@smdpcatholic.com Sue Long, Religious Ed. Secretary slong@smdpcatholic.com Lisa Perry, Religious Ed. Coordinator - Grades 5-8 lperry@smdpcatholic.com Becky Clements, Religious Ed. Coordinator - Grades 9-12 bclements@smdpcatholic.com Eric & Lindsay Henrich, Youth Directors youth@smdpcatholic.com Amanda Ortego & Morgyn Grady, Asst. Youth Directors youth@smdpcatholic.com Pam Fontenot, Music Ministry/Liturgy Chris Miller, Choir Director SMdP Service and Ministry Meetings August 27 - September 1, 2017 SMdP YOUTH MEETING Sun., Aug. 27 -No Meetings Due to RE Opening Meetings RE Opening Games - High School Sun., Aug 27, Main Church 2p Religious Education New Family Orientation Meeting Sun., Aug 27, Main Church 4:30p RE Opening Family Mass/Meet & Greet Catechists Sun., Aug 27, Main Church 5:30p Charismatic Prayer Group Mon., Aug. 28, Church Music Room 6:30p Wild Goose DVD Adult Ed Series Tue., Aug. 29, Main Church Mtg. Room 6p Women s Gospel Reflection Wed., Aug. 30, Main Church Meeting Room 6a Divine Mercy Chaplet Wed., Aug. 30, Main Ch. after 8a Mass Religious Education Classes - Wed., Aug. 30 Grades 1-4 St. John Elem. 5:15p - 6:30p Grades 5-8 St. John Elem. 7p - 8:30p Grades 9-11 G/V Complex 7p - 8:30p Men s Gospel Re lection Fri., Sep. 1, Church Meeting Room 6a Rosary Before Mass Fri., Sep. 1, Main Church 7:15a AA/NA Recovery Meeting Fri., Sep. 1, G/V Kitchen 6p SACRAMENTS Baptisms: Call the of ice two months in advance to schedule an appointment. Marriages: Call at least six (6) months in advance for pre-marriage instruction. Reconciliation: Every Sat. 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm or by appointment during the week. Anointing of the Sick: Available anytime, please call of ice to make arrangements. Holy Orders: Interested in priesthood or deaconate, please contact Msgr. Daniel Torres 439-7400 Ext. 220 MASS SCHEDULE Sat. Anticipated Mass 4:30 pm Sunday 8:00 am, 10:30 am Tuesday & Thursday 5:00 pm Wednesday & Friday 8:00 am Holy Days of Obligation 8:00 am & 6:00 pm Mailing Address: 5383 Elliott Road Lake Charles, Louisiana 70605 (337) 478-3845 Fax: (337) 477-2828 Of ice Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:30a - 12N, 1:00-4:30pm Of ice is closed from 12N - 1pm for lunch www.smdpcatholic.com In case of emergencies: (337)478-3845 (leave a message, someone will be paged) Main Church 5495 Elliott Rd. Granger/Vincent Multi-Purpose Complex 5326 Elliott Rd. SMdP Parish Leadership W.J. Lechtenberg Mia Dubois Lana Ellis Chad Higginbotham Stephen Liles David Bruchhaus Mike Eason David Ieyoub Parish Trustees Pastoral Council Veronica Miller Matt Keating Neal Rider Richard Shaw Lilly Vincent Finance Council Tina Higgins Johnette Szydlo Shively Verrette Upcoming 2nd Collections Sep. 3 - Debt Reduction/Building Fund Sep. 10 - Catholic University of America Sept. 17 - Bishop Services Appeal Oct. 1 - Debt Reduction/Building Fund

P F T S Chris Arceneaux Dwight Arceneaux Jenny Bellow Catherine Viator Billot Marian Blanchard Walker Kent Bosely Myra Bordelon Chance Boudreaux Gary Breaux Wilma Breaux Jennifer Broussard Susan Broussard Steven Buggy Dan Burrhus Carol Camara Scott Collins Tommie Collins Colin Courville Lisa Courville Karen Crawford Kayla Derouche Pat Campbell Domacet Charles Domingue DC. Richard Donahoe Jack Dore Blaine Doucet Sean Doyle Amy Dugas Jennifer Earnhart Carolyn Eason Leland East Matthew Evans Pam Falcon Carol Ann Faulk Jacob Farnques Shanda Felton Bea Fertitta Bill Ferguson Jodie Fontenot Lucy Fontenot Stella Friedman Liliane Garandel Robert Gilbert Eddie Mac Gorman Linda Estay Granger Elnora Granger Louis Granger Tommy Greenlee Ty Griffen Will Guidry Joshua Guillory Renee Haley Amie Arnold Braden Bawcom Bryce Bawcom John Comeaux Ray Cunod III Jessica Daigle Justin Daigle Hayden T. East Seth Eaves Visit www.smdpcatholic.com, Lagniappe section to add or remove someone from the sick list. Names will be removed after 90 days unless renewed or otherwise noted. Kristen Higginbotham Jude Hillard Cayson Hoffpauir Keith Hernandez Don Johnson Marjorie Johnson Adam Jones Bonnie Jones Rick Jones Sandie Jordan Gene Juranka David Kandik Laura Kaough Janina Keller Ronnie Kramer Sandy Kramer Clay LaFargue Jason LaFosse Dennis P. Landry Grayce LaRocca Danny Laughlin Lee LeBlanc Monica Leblanc Tammy LeBleu Leola Leger Sue Lowery Meghan Mattison Owen Mattison Gene Martin Jody McConathy Miles McDonald Pete McKean Julie Mere Consuelo Michel Mildred Monceaux Aaron Moore Terri Morris Alivia Mudd Vic Muse Kisha Myers Ferrel Naquin Carolyn Neal Don Nelson Noah Nelson Shelia Nelson Vinton Nelson Dennis Nivels Westly Papilion Larry Parker Sue Parker Mary Ellen Pauley Joyce Peoples P P - We keep in prayer our loved ones who are deployed to serve in military forces, as well as their families. Michael Eudy Lillie Mae Eudy Michael Fuselier Thomas Gary Jaron Glass Brad Grant Gary Hogan Marcus Hughes Jaden Meaux Dot Pellerin Dexter Peloquin Nancy Pennartz Leroy Peoples Gene Porche Elaine Primeaux Elista Price Melba Portinause Alton Puckett Dennis Primeaux Jonathon Puleo Angie Quienalty Sheila Rather Meg Reed Chuck Rew Nora Richard Denise Robinson Maria Robinson Dorothy Rogers Bevo Rome Marian Rome Nannette Rougeau Milton Ryan Quinten Savoie Jackie Shaughnessy Danny Sheridan Patti Sheridan Donna Shidla Bailey Shuff Connie Shuff Henreitta Sonnier Talon Sonnier Joseph Sowells Joe Speight Pamela Sprehe Elaine St. Mary Mitzi St. Romain Lavona Taylor Avis Theroit Wayne Thibodeaux Michael Timpa Mona Timpa Shelia Thibodeaux Katlynn Thacker Guy Trahan Jacqueline Trouard Coralie Vidrine Hunter Walker Barbara Williams JoBella Winters Kaleb Mere Craig Ogea Robert Schexnayder Phil Smith Candace Terry Mitchell Terry Gary James Viator READINGS FOR THE WEEK Aug. 28 - Sep. 3 Mon (8/28): 1 Thes 1:1-5, 8b-10; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Mt 23:13-22 Tue (8/29): 1 Thes 2:1-8; Ps 139:1-6; Mk 6:17-29 Wed (8/30):1 Thes 2:9-13; Ps 139:7-12ab; Mt 23:27-32 Thu (8/31): 1 Thes 3:7-13; Ps 90:3-5a, 12-14, 17;Mt 24:42-51 Fri (9/1): 1 Thes 4:1-8; Ps 97:1, 2b, 5-6, 10-12; Mt 25:1-13 Sat (9/2): Jer 20:7-9; Ps 63:2-6, 8-9; Rom 12:1-2; Mt 16:21-27 Sun (9/3):Jer 20:7-9; Ps 63:2-6, 8-9; Rom 12:1-2; Mt 16:21-27 From the Collar TM It seems like a simple question by Jesus: But who do you say that I am? The disciples still had so much to learn! So do we! At irst, in their response to Jesus questions about who he is, the disciples mention only prophets. No surprise: this is how their contemporaries would interpret this itinerant Rabbi. Throughout their history prophets had guided the Jewish people in the ways of God. Prophets had called them back to covenantal idelity. Prophets had warned the Jewish people about impending punishment when they strayed from God through being stiff-necked, self-reliant, and unfaithful. How much more did the disciples have to learn about who Jesus is! They could not be prepared for the wholly new that Jesus is the new Adam, the new Moses. They could not be prepared for the wholly new covenant Jesus was offering through who he was. They could not be prepared for the new church, the new beloved people they themselves would become. Indeed, Jesus is a prophet, but so much more: he is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Nothing short of a revelation by the heavenly Father could make this known to Peter. Nothing short of a revelation by the community of believers who acknowledge Jesus as the Christ and remain ever faithful to his saving mission could continue to make this known even to our day. The church is a luidity of persons cemented together by the common bond of faithfully living the mystery of who Christ is. And who we are in him. Today s gospel challenges us to keep before our eyes an understanding of church as the community of believers who constantly make present the risen Christ. Jesus makes a vital connection between his self-identity and the reality of the church. The church rests in Jesus, derives from who he is and his ministry, and is built up only by our own participation in the identity of Jesus. The church is the Body of Christ made visible in the community of believers who carry forward Jesus saving mission. The church will prevail because Jesus saving mission will prevail to the end of time when all will be gathered back to the Father. Jesus is doing a wonderful thing in this gospel he is telling us that by being church we participate in his identity (as children of God) and his saving mission. Nothing will prevail against this church so long as we keep ourselves turned toward Jesus and remember that our own identity as members of the Body of Christ is bound up in who Jesus is: the Christ, the Son of the living God. Fr. Jace REJOICE AND BE GLAD BE A ROCK Peter s history as a follower or friend of Jesus is a bit spotty. It might be natural to wonder if Jesus, in giving him the keys to the kingdom, didn t feel a bit like a parent giving a teenager the keys to the family car. But it was at the moment when God s power and presence broke through everything else to raise up Peter s great profession of faith in Christ as Messiah that Jesus chose to establish the bond between the loving, forgiving mercy of heaven and our vocation to be witnesses of that love, mercy, and forgiveness on earth. Like any parent, Jesus no doubt foresaw the failings, the irresponsible maneuvers or impaired senses, the collisions that the church would be headed for. But, most importantly, he also saw us at that moment as God prefers to see us: capable of manifesting great faith, with a willingness to remain at the feet of Christ to understand what it truly means to be Messiah and Christ. As the letter to the Romans points out to us today, we have not known the mind or the wisdom of God, but God knows us and still chooses to manifest the reign of justice, joy, beauty, and peace through us. Let this be our vocation. Let us always strive to be solid ground on which the church of Jesus Christ can be founded and on which it can continue to be built. J. S. Paluch Co.

PRAYER SUPPORT OFFERED Are you facing a health crisis, a surgery, or some other life challenge? Let us support you in prayer. The St. Martin de Porres Cenacle of Prayer Team is available to pray with and for you on the irst Sunday of each month, following 10:30 a.m. Mass. Look for team members holding CENACLE of PRAYER signs. They will guide you to the place for receiving prayer. Schedule Your Facility Activity Please Don t Assume a Facility is Available SMdP is blessed to have many service and ministry groups active within our church parish. However, with our very limited meeting space, competition for the same space is at an all time high. Please check with Jackie Goodwill at the SMdP Church Of ice to get your regular, occasional or special meeting/ activity scheduled on the of icial church calendar. Occasionally we allow non-parishioner groups to rent our space - but registered parishioners have irst right to all church facilities. Thank You for Your Cooperation If you give online for your weekly SMdP offertory and still receive donation envelopes, please call the of ice to cancel. Envelopes aren t necessary if you give online. It s a great savings to the church. SENIOR LUNCHEONS ARE BACK! Pot Luck Luncheon, Bingo & Fellowship Now meeting every other month. If you are 60+ years young, plan to meet on September 12 at the G/V Annex South meeting room. You are asked to bring a covered dish. Tuesday, Sept. 12 11:30am - 1pm Call Annie Bruchhaus 562-9267 for more information Are you or do you know someone who may be interested in learning more about the Catholic faith or joining the Catholic Church? Call 478-3845 and talk to Deacon Richard Donahoe about the process. RCIA Sponsors Needed Interested in sponsoring a candidate or catechumen? Call the of ice at 478-3845. Children s Church Resumes Children s Church started back on August 20 Thank you to all the new catechists and aides who volunteered. 10:30 am Mass Only Mass Prayer Intentions Mass intentions are available for every Mass that St. Martin de Porres offers. The suggested donation for a Mass intention or special occasion is $5. Please consider having a Mass offered for your deceased loved ones, Altar Flowers Donations Would you like to donate Altar Flowers in memory of a loved one or to celebrate a special occasion, like a wedding, convalidation or special anniversary? The lowers will sit in the sanctuary and add beauty to the liturgy and your donation will be noted in the bulletin. A donation of $75 - $100 or more will cover the cost of the lowers. Only available for iphone at this time.

Seeking Grades 1-4 RE Coordinator SMdP RE is seeking applications for a Coordinator of Religious Education (CRE), for grades 1-4. Main duties include: planning, implementing, and evaluating the religious education for students in grades 1-4 training, overseeing, and supporting RE volunteers communicating with parents and fostering their involvement in their children s RE An applicant should: be a practicing Catholic who knows the Christian message and Catholic teachings be a witness to the faith be a participant in a Catholic faith community be a person of prayer have prior training and/or experience in working with students of that age For an application and a full job description, contact Denise Donahoe, 337-478-3845, or email at ddonahoe@smdpcatholic.com RE Registration is Open! New Families/New Students It's time to register for SMdP's 2017-2018 Religious Education (RE) classes! Go online to www.smdpcatholic.com click on the Religious Education tab and then on the appropriate link at the bottom on the page for new or returning families. You can pay online or print the form and mail/bring your payment to the of ice. Seeking Director of Youth Ministry SMdP RE is seeking applications for a Director of Youth Ministry. Main duties include: Plans and executes the youth ministry program for SMdP Sets goals and objectives Keeps current trends and issues in youth ministry by attending diocesan youth ministry meetings Plans and implements lessons and activities for parish youth and co-direct the Bridge Works with youth during RE Successful candidate should: be a practicing Catholic who knows the Christian message and Catholic teachings be a witness to the faith be a participant in a Catholic faith community be a person of prayer have prior training and/or experience in working with students of that age For an application and a full job description, contact Denise Donahoe, 337-478-3845, or email at ddonahoe@smdpcatholic.com START-UP FOR THE 2017-2018 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION YEAR Sunday, August 27, 2016 in the Main Church Complex 2:00-5:00 pm - High School Opening Games 4:30-5:15 pm - New Family Orientation Meeting 5:30 pm - RE Opening Mass for Families Following Mass, brief information for all parents: Permission Forms, RE Handbooks, Visor cards, and Meeting the Catechists & Aides Pray for those on our parish sick list and our loved ones in the Armed Forces (found on pg. 2 of this bulletin) Grand Coteau Men s Silent Retreat Sept. 21-24 Pre-register now, the deposit is $25.00. This silent retreat includes private rooms. If you are interested in reserving a spot call Hilton Bellow, retreat captain, at 478-4639 or 274-5964 or drop off this form at the SMdP Parish of ice. Name : Phone: Email:

Peanut Butter Sunday - Sept. 10 P O G F : A 20, 2017 G O Registered Parishioner Envelope Checks $ 9,565 Registered Parishioner Envelope Cash 946 Unregistered/Unidenti ied Gift 1,984 Online Giving 6,678 Total Offertory $ 19,173 B F Registered Parishioner Envelope Checks $ 705 Registered Parishioner Envelope Cash 110 Unregistered/Unidenti ied Gift 0 Online Giving 1,635 Total Building Fund $ 2,450 S C SMdP Religious Education $ 2,381 Cookies for Catechists $ 1,414 Assumption of Mary $ 1,233 Total Special Collections $ 5,028 Total Collections $26,651 The Divine Mercy Chaplet Every Wednesday After Mass Every Wednesday, after 8am Mass, the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy is prayed in the church - beginning with prayer intentions. Come for Mass and stay for prayer. We hope you will join us for this special time with our Lord and Savior. For more information call: Debbie Lafargue - 540-2036, Gayle Gaudet - 513-3740, or Jenel Thibodeaux - 477-9394 The Holy Hoedown SMdP Auction 2017 Tickets are on Sale Now Go to smdpcatholic.com or go by the church of ice $25 Tickets Sun., Sept. 24 - VFW Hall Please call Lisa Perry with any questions about volunteering or donations! 478-3845 or cell 802-2811 280 Jars of Peanut Butter(16 oz.) Needed Every Month - 2nd Sunday Donations are given to Catholic Charities TRUTH, FACTS & LIES Truth, Facts & Lies is nonpro it organization implementing a seven session educational program designed in response to the Kids Can Initiative in Calcasieu Parish. We were tasked with awareness and prevention of online solicitation, human traf icking, suicide & abuse in teenagers. School administrations are asked to select twenty students to participate in the program. Two volunteers are assigned to each school and meet with students once per month to guide a discussion regarding one of the aforementioned topics. These are not your average school lectures! We want the students engaged and processing the information to build con idence in their knowledge and ability to tackle these situations outside of the classroom. We assist them to plan and implement an awareness day at their school. Each lesson has been carefully researched and written by a team of individuals including a nationally recognized educator and curriculum specialist, a licensed counselor, a nurse practitioner & a high school teacher. Our goal is to create a replicable program that can be implemented in other communities in our state. We host regular focus groups with area teens to continually improve and update our program to meet the ever changing needs and knowledge gaps in our youth. Our volunteers have been carefully screened and trained on the content, delivery method, and how to handle disclosures of abuse. They have all passed a thorough background check. As we grow, we hope to host parent nights at our schools to give parents/guardians the opportunity to learn some of the information their students are learning. We are proud to have the support of the Calcasieu Parish School Board, Of ice of Juvenile Justice Service, Family & Youth Counseling, District Attorney John DeRossier & Senator Ronnie Johns. If you are interested in registering your child, please go to our website, truthfactslies.org and complete the registration form. High School Parents Apostolic/Service Hours @ SMdP St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church often utilizes the apostolic/service hours volunteer programs with students from St. Louis Catholic High School and Barbe High School. SLCHS and some of Barbe s service groups require students to work volunteer community hours in order to teach the sel lessness of being the hands and feet of Jesus Christ. If you have a high school student that would like to direct all or some of their apostolic/service hours to SMdP, please call the church of ice and ask about possible projects that can ful ill their requirement - 478-3845.

Special Events This Week Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. Aug 27 Aug 28 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug 31 Sep 1 Sep 2 Sep 3 Twentieth First Sunday in OT - Mass Main Ch. 8a & 10:30a; RE Opening Games for High School 2p; RE New Family Meeting 4:30p; RE Opening Mass 5:30p (see bulletin article for details) No Mass; Charismatic Prayer Group Meeting Music Room 6:30p Mass 5p; Wild Goose DVD Series Main Church Meeting Room 6p Women s Re lection Main Church meeting Room 6a; Mass 8a; Divine Mercy Chaplet after 8a Mass; RE Classes Grades 1-4 St. John Elem. 5:15p, Grades 5-8 St. John Elem. 7p, Grades 9-11 GV Complex 7p Mass 5p; Al-Anon Church Meeting Room 6p Men s Re lection Church Meeting Room 6a; Rosary before Mass 7:15a; Mass 8a; AA/NA Group G/V Kitchen 6p Reconciliation 3:15p; Mass 4:30p Twenty Second Sunday in OT - Mass Main Ch. 8a & 10:30a; No Youth Meetings Mass Intentions Sat. Sun. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. Aug 26 4:30p Aug 27 8:00a 10:30a Aug 29 5:00p Aug 30 8:00a Aug 31 5:00p Sep 1 8:00a Sep 2 4:30p Sep 3 8:00a 10:30a Parishioners of St. Martin de Porres Beverly Liprie (A) Wilbert "T-Boy" Derouen, Eler & John Marcantel; Josie DiGiglia Brentwood Elementary School Duplechain & Guillory Families Kenneth T. Fabacher, Velta Elizabeth Fabacher (B) Bobby Naquin Harold Bourgeois (A); August, Butch & Chris Breaux; Catherine Maneille Moreau (A), Maneille Family Parishioners of St. Martin de Porres Mike Ledoux (B)(A), Donita Burton (A); Curley Faulk; Shirley Reeves Conner The Goose is Loose! Extended Stay! Join Julie Higginbotham for : The Wild Goose Watch, Reflect, Discuss & Pray Tuesdays - 6p-7:30p Thru Sept. 26 (No Mtg. Aug 15 - Holy Day) Main Church Meeting Room So we can be ready for you, call the office at 478-3845 REVIEWS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY: ONE OF THE BEST PROGRAMS ON FORMED Of all the formed material that I have viewed, the Wild Goose has had the biggest impact on my life. I have revisited several times and always ind additional helpful information. REFLECTIVE Shows one how to become quiet to listen to the Holy Spirit. QUIET AND THOUGHTFUL REFLECTIONS Quick to watch videos that are soothing and yet very re lective and deep. Elicits deep thoughts for personal prayer time. SMdP Auction 2017 Holy Hoedown! Save the Date SMdP Auction Sunday, Sept. 24 VFW Hall Seeking live and silent auction items. If you plan to donate an item to the auction, call Lisa Perry - ASAP. - New This Year - 2 Children s Themed Baskets. Donations $1 a wish tickets available starting September 16 Family Night Basket: Movies, Games, Snacks, Gift Cards etc. Art Basket: Markers, Paint, Art Supplies, Craft Items etc. Call Lisa Perry, 478-3845 or cell 802-2811, 2811, with any questions about volunteering or donations! Bring your donations to the parish of ice.

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