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St . Martin de Porres Catholic Church St . Martin de Porres Catholic Church St . Martin de Porres Catholic Church
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
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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 iceisclosedfrom12N-1pmforlunchwww.smdpcatholic.com Incaseofemergencies:(337)478-3845(leaveamessage,someonewillbepaged) Main Church 5495 Elliott Rd. Granger/Vincent Multi-Purpose Complex 5326 Elliott Rd.
Reverend Monsignor Jace Eskind [email protected] Deacon Richard Donahoe [email protected] Jackie Goodwill - Administrative Assistant [email protected] Pat Foy - Of ice Manager [email protected] Kellie Onxley - Bookkeeper [email protected] Joe Whitbeck - Dir. Communications/Facilities/IT [email protected] Leah Arnaud - Records/Receptionist [email protected] Denise Donahoe - Director of Religious Education [email protected] Ashley Rozas - Religious Ed. Secretary [email protected] Jenny Bellow- Religious Ed. Coordinator - Grades 1-4 [email protected] Lisa Perry - Religious Ed. Coordinator - Grades 5-8 [email protected] Becky Clements - Religious Ed. Coordinator - Grades 9-12 [email protected] Victoria Hebert - Youth Director [email protected] Pam Fontenot - Music Ministry/Liturgy Chris Miller - Choir Director
MASS SCHEDULE
SMdP Service and Ministry Meetings July29-Aug3,2018
NOSMdPYOUTHMEETINGSSun.,July29
Women’sGospelReflection
Wed.,Aug.1,ChurchMeetingRoom,6a
Al-AnonMeetingThu.,Aug2,ChurchMeetingRoom,6p
Men’sGospelRe lection
Fri.,Aug3,ChurchMeetingRoom,6a
AA/NARecoveryMeetingFri.,Aug3,G/VKitchen,6p
SMdP Parish Leadership Parish Trustees
W.J. Lechtenberg
Veronica Miller
Pastoral Council Mia Dubois
Lana Ellis Cindy Hanks Matt Keating
Tyson Queenan Richard Shaw Lilly Vincent
Finance Council
Stephen Liles David Bruchhaus
Mike Eason David Ieyoub
Tina Higgins Johnette Szydlo Shively Verrette
Upcoming 2nd CollectionsUpcoming 2nd Collections
Aug 5 - Debt Reduction/Building Fund Aug 12 - Eastern Europe Aug 19 - SMdP Religious Education Sep 2 - Debt Reduction/Building Fund Sep 9 - Catholic University
RCIA Is An Ongoing Process Inquiry Starts August 5 The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) process is year-round. Interested participants wanting to learn more about the Catholic faith can enter RCIA Inquiry at any time during the year. To learn more and/or join the RCIA Inquiry, call Deacon Richard Donahoe or Denise Donahoe at 337-478-3845 or send an email to: [email protected] or [email protected]
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK July 30 - Aug 3
Beginning today, the church gives us ive weeks of Sunday gospel readings from John. It’s as though we are taking a break from Mark to hear from another evangelist. Throughout these ive weeks we will be reading from John chapter 6, wherein we have the multiplication of the loaves followed by Jesus’ walking on water, and the bread of life discourse. The theology and symbolism in John 6 is profound and has inspired centuries of contemplation and rich exegesis. We remember that the story of the multiplication of loaves is told in each of the four gospels, the only miracle
story shared by each. Last week we heard Mark’s setup to the feeding of the ive thousand, but this week we hear John’s version rather than Mark’s. The two stories have many similarities: two hundred denarii, ive loaves and two ish, the crowd numbering ive thousand men, and twelve baskets of leftovers, to name a few. But there are some differences to the stories as well. John’s theology is ultimately Christology. John has an intense focus on Jesus. In Mark’s version of the multiplication of the loaves, the disciples come to Jesus with their concern about moving the people along before they have to feed them. In John, Jesus takes the initiative in asking Philip about feeding the people. And there is something equivalent to an editorial note saying that Jesus asked this question only to test him. Again, John’s gospel shows Jesus clearly in charge, clearly taking the lead, clearly in the driver’s seat. Even when he asks a question it is merely to test someone. The Eucharistic overtones so prominent in Mark are also present in John but in a different way. Rather than for four key verbs used by Mark, John uses a Greek term for the fragments (Klasmata) that were collected and gathered into the baskets. This Greek term is used by the Didache(an early church book written in the irst century, parts of which are akin to a catechism) to speak of Eucharist. Finally, upon witnessing this sign of the multiplication of the loaves, the crowd explicitly recognizes Jesus as a prophet. No doubt the story of the prophet Elisha and the multiplication of the loaves from today’s First Reading was in mind. Jesus realized the crowd wanted to make him a king, so he makes a speedy solo exit. The multiplication of the loaves, with its Eucharistic overtones, its prominence on Jesus and his ful illing human needs, and the growing recognition by the crowds that he must be a prophet demonstrate how pivotal this episode was and continues to be.
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Collin Huber Adam Jones Gracie Johnson Sandie Jordan David Kandik Laura Kaough Janina Keller Gary Kohler Ronnie Kramer Sandy Kramer Nico L. Ben Ladner Clay LaFargue Dennis P. Landry Grayce LaRocca Danny Laughlin Tammy LeBlanc Tammy LeBleu Sharon Faye Ledoux Faye LeJeune Ralph Lewing Braylee Martin Meghan Mattison Owen Mattison Frannie McCall Miles McDonald Pete McKean Julie Mere Elena Miller Madolene Miller Ray Miller Daniel Monceaux Mildred Monceaux Aaron Moore Linda Moore Terri Morris Alivia Mudd Kisha Myers Ramona Nash Ferrel Naquin Don Nelson Noah Nelson Vinton Nelson Dennis Nivels Carlos Ochua Westly Papilion Joyce Peoples Nancy Pennartz David Perry Gene Porche Elaine Primeaux
Mon (7/30) Jer 13:1-11; Dt 32:18-21; Mt 13:31-35 Tue (7/31) Jer 14:17-22; Ps 79:8, 9, 11, 13; Mt 13:36-43 Wed (8/1) Jer 15:10, 16-21; Ps 59:2-4, 10-11, 17-18; Mt 13:44-46 Thu (8/2) Jer 18:1-6; Ps 146:1b-6ab; Mt 13:47-53 Fri (8/3) Jer 26:1-9; Ps 69:5, 8-10, 14; Mt 13:54-58 Sat (8/4) Jer 26:11-16, 24; Ps 69:15-16, 30-31, 33-34; Mt 14:1-12 Sun (8/5) Ex 16:2-4, 12-15; Ps 78:3-4, 23-25, 54; Eph 4:17, 20-24; Jn 6:24-35
WEEKLY MIRACLE This week marks the beginning of a kind of “liturgical detour.” We have been listening to Saint Mark’s Gospel during this liturgical year (Year B). Today we begin to hear a long section from John’s Gospel, starting with the miracle of the multiplication of the loaves and ishes. This miracle story is a prelude to the Lord’s statements that we will begin hearing in a few weeks, in which Jesus refers to himself as the “bread of life.” Each week we witness a miracle at Mass. We do not see a multiplication of loaves before us. What our eyes of faith allow us to see is the miracle of the transformation of common elements—bread and wine—into the Lord’s Body and Blood. Once we have received the Lord, the multiplication begins, for in the Eucharist we are strengthened to multiply our efforts to feed the poor, shelter the homeless, and bring comfort to the despairing. © J.S. Paluch
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.
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Children’s Church Suspended for Summer Till Labor Day Children’s Church will resume, Sunday September 9. If you would like to volunteer to help please call the parish of ice.
2018-2019 Safe Environment Certi ication/Recerti ication Safe environment (SE) certi ication and recerti ication is a mandatory requirement of the Diocese of Lake Charles for those volunteers working with children and young people in the Church. If you are a new volunteer and have never logged in the Safe & Sacred website, please call Pat Foy at 478-3845 for instructions. If you are recertifying, go to safeandsacred-lcdiocese.org; login under your established login/password and complete the “2018-2019 Renewal Training” lesson (it is the 2nd box on the right side of the page). If you have forgotten your information you can call Tech Support or click on the chat support function. The chat line is very user friendly. Please DO NOT create a new account, call Pat Foy for assistance. The Safe & Sacred (SE) site has been updated, please follow the prompts as you go through the lesson. Deadline for
completing the SE certi ication is July 31, 2018.
STAND FIRM In time of desolation one should never make a change, but stand firm in the resolutions and decisions that guided one the day before the desolation.
—St. Ignatius of Loyola
Saint Louis High School Apostolic Service Hours Program
Helping SMdP and Teaching Service Luke Ledet, sophomore, (parents Regina and Scott Ledet) and Grif in Gibson, junior, (parents Traci and JJ Gibson) lent a helping hand this week at SMdP. These two young men pulled weeds, trimmed hedges and much more. SLCH requires all students to put in between 10-25 apostolic service hours a year, depending on grade level. SMdP gladly bene its from this worthy teaching program.
For such an overwhelming response to our Adopt-A-Child School Program. Through your generosity we were able to help 8 families children this year. DebbieStewart Thank You...Thank You!
No Special Collection this week
Total Collections $ 25,682
Registered Parishioner Envelope Checks $ 12,231 Registered Parishioner Envelope Cash 1,096 Unregistered/Unidenti ied Gift 1,343 Online Giving 8,540 Total Offertory $23,210
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B F Registered Parishioner Envelope Checks $ 600 Registered Parishioner Envelope Cash 52 Unregistered/Unidenti ied Gift Online Giving 1,820 Total Building Fund $ 2,472
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Peanut Butter Peanut Butter Peanut Butter Sunday, Aug. 12Sunday, Aug. 12Sunday, Aug. 12
280 Jars of Peanut Butter(12-16 oz.) Needed Every Month - 2nd Sunday
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Demand for food donations from Catholic Charities (CC) has grown - they need our help. Catholic Charities has asked our parish to help in collecting 280 jars of peanut butter a month. SMdP parish has designated the 2nd Sunday of every month as “Peanut Butter Sunday”. The next Monday the peanut butter collection will be delivered to CC by our KC group.
Thank You Richard Triche Your Cabinet Donation is a Blessing Richard Triche donated his services, time and materials, to build a beautiful new cabinet (left) for the work sacristy area hallway. This new cabinet will store essential items for the Mass and also be a prep area for funerals and many other sacramental services. Also, thank you to Chuck Kuehn and Southern Marble, who also donated the granite countertop for the cabinet project. This lasting donation will serve others for years to come.
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Parishioners of St. Martin de Porres Shirley Harst Peter Tran Thai Son; Theresa Tartamella, John Tartamella, Vincent Zullo & Iain Lewis Elaine St. Mary Ervin & Eloise Stein Verdie Douglas & Family & Donald Myers; Jerry Miller (B) & Family; Virginia Villalon Parishioners of St. Martin de Porres Thomas H. Morrissey; Wilbert "T-Boy" Derouen Sun., Aug. 5 Sun., Aug. 5 Sun., Aug. 5 --- 2nd Collection2nd Collection2nd Collection
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St. Martin de Porres Church Parish still owes St. Martin de Porres Church Parish still owes St. Martin de Porres Church Parish still owes over $2.5 million for the new church and over $2.5 million for the new church and over $2.5 million for the new church and meeting room facilities. Please look for the meeting room facilities. Please look for the meeting room facilities. Please look for the green building fund envelope or use online green building fund envelope or use online green building fund envelope or use online giving at smdpcatholic.com.giving at smdpcatholic.com.giving at smdpcatholic.com. If youmissed this important2nd collection,please considerIf youmissed this important2nd collection,please considerIf youmissed this important2nd collection,please considermailing directly to the of ice or placing in the churchmailing directly to the of ice or placing in the churchmailing directly to the of ice or placing in the churchoffertorywhenyoucan.offertorywhenyoucan.offertorywhenyoucan. SMdP Pizza NightSMdP Pizza Night
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