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Couple Checkup

The Couple Checkup is designed to help you and your partner build a more satisfying and intimate relationship. Just answering the questions will stimulate thoughts and attitudes about your relationship. It is designed to activate dialogue, discovery, and increase the overall quality of your relationship.

It will help you discover your strengths as a couple. Strengths are what enable you to enjoy, and to continue developing a healthy relationship. It will also help you identify issues that are threatening the vitality of your relationship and may need to be addressed.

   

 

   

Census Registration

Dear Parishioners: If you haven't done so already, please fill out a census form.

   

 

   

Year of the Priesthood

The Holy Cure of Ars
150th Anniversary
Saint Jean Marie Vianney (1786-1859)

Pope Benedict XVI speaks to general audience...

Saint Jean Marie Vianney
(1786-1859)

The events, teachings, life & words of St. Vianney...

   

 

Welcome to St. Peter's Catholic Church

 

You enter this Church...not as a stranger, but as a guest of God. He is your heavenly Father.
Come, then, with joy in your heart and thanks on your lips into His presence, offering Him your love and service.
Be grateful to the strong and loyal ones who, in the name of Jesus Christ, built this place of worship, and to all who have beautified it and hallowed it with their prayers and praise.
Ask His blessing on those who love His house of faith as the inspiration of their labor, rejoicing in the power of the Holy Spirit, and may that blessing rest on you, both on your going out and your coming in.

8:00 am Mass at St. Peter's is aired on Radio Station KANE (am 1240) every Sunday
Fr. Charles Langlois, Pastor 
Fr. Charles Langlois
Pastor

 "Thank you for your generosity in last week's Collection for the Church in Latin     America. Your generosity has made a difference by funding pastoral programs that will nurture the faith and strengthen the Church. Thank you for keeping the faith with the Church in Latin America. To see where your donation is making a difference, click here." ~ Fr. Charles Langlois
 
Fr. Jude Halphen
Associate Pastor
 
 

2009 Contributions Statement
If you would like a copy of your "2009 Statement of Contributions" mailed to you,
please call the Parish Office at 337-369-3816 to request one.

Lenten Schedule
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The Sanctuary lamp in Church is in memory of...

Feb. 7 - Feb. 13
Joe & Solange Hanks

The following schedules are available online:

Altar Servers
Altar Society
Lectors
Eucharistic Ministers

Haiti Earthquake Relief Donations
Fr. Glenn Meaux

Folks are asking where to send immediate earthquake relief donations and Fr. Glenn Meaux is directing us to Cross International Catholic Outreach/Relief. This is an agency that tremendously supports the SOLT Haiti Mission, Kobonal as well as Missionary Programs all over Haiti. They can get desperately needed supplies to all parts of the country, including the areas hardest hit by the quake and they will also be able to assist Fr. Glenn's Mission in Kobonal when the expected food and fuel shortages hit them. Please go to Cross International Catholic Outreach or call 1-800-391-8545.

If you want your donation to go directly to the SOLT Haiti Mission for assistance there, write "to be used for Kobonal Mission" in the memo/comment section.

Thank you all for your concern and charity,
Fr. Glenn Meaux
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Job Opening: Usher

Ushers are needed on Sundays at the 12:00 noon Mass. Five permanent ushers are needed. Substitute ushers are also needed. The main duty of the usher is to pass the collection basket at Mass.

Applicants must be parishioners of St. Peter's Catholic Church.  If you are interested in giving some of your time to this ministry for the Church please contact Heidi Gremillion at 257-4614 or visit the Ushers webpage.

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The Church is a pilgrim people, ever on the move toward the fullness of God's kingdom. They are a community of people with a future. "All of us influence the future of ministry in the Church by our own attitudes toward its value and worth," said Fr. John Adamski, a former director of vocations for the Archdiocese of Atlanta, Ga.

"I have the opportunity to make sure that the message of the importance of ministry in the Church, both now and in the future, is proclaimed, heard and, hopefully, understood. . .My words and works can encourage all of us to grow even more faithful as ministers for our world."

Some personal definitions of ministry are: somehow bringing the life of Jesus to our brothers and sisters; being the bridge between the Scripture and the elements of our faith, tradition and the reality of people's lives; dispensing something to another, material or spiritual; serving others in the name of Jesus out of love for God and His people.

Take inventory of yourself: How do you bring the Gospel to others? Do you put Jesus' words into action by serving others in His name?

~Serra for priestly and religious vocations

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