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HOLY GHOST CATHOLIC CHURCH747 N Union StreetChurch: (337) 942-2732P.O. Box 1785Fax: (337) 948-4108Opelousas, LA 70570Religious Ed: (337) 948-4722Website: www.hgcatholic.orgParish Office Hours: Monday-Thursday: 8:30 a.m.-12:00noon1:00 pm - 4:30 pmFriday 8:30a.m. –12 noonFounded: October 7, 1920 by Fr. James A. Hyland,C.S.Sp.Staffed by Divine Word MissionariesCLERGYRev. Lambert A. Lein, S.V.D., Pastor (pastor@hgcatholic.org)Rev. Hai Pham, S.V.D. Associate PastorRev. Thomas James, S.V.D., In Residence(tajames42@hotmail.com)Deacon Charles R. Richard, Permanent DeaconPARISH STAFFDeacon Charles R. Richard, Business Manager(businessmanager@hgcatholic.org)Mrs. Deborah Reed, Administrative Assistant(deborah@hgcatholic.org)Ms. Donna Fontenot, Secretary (secretary@hgcatholic.org)Mrs. Tamara Broussard and Mrs. Barbara Butler,Directors of Religious Education (dre@hgcatholic.org)Ms Anitria Gradnigo, Youth Director(youthdirector@hgcatholic.org)Mr. Marion Leday, Maintenance SupervisorPastoral Council OfficersMrs. Madeline Taylor, PresidentMrs. Ledricka Thierry, Vice PresidentMrs. Toni D. Guillory, SecretaryMr. John Kerstan Major, TrusteeCELEBRATION OF THE EUCHARISTAnticipated-Saturdays: 5:00 p.m.Sundays: 7:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m.Monday thru Friday7:00 a.m.First Saturday: 8:00 a.m.Holydays: 6:00 p.m. (anticipated ) & 7:00 a.m.SACRAMENTSReconciliationSaturday 4:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. During the week: 6:30 a.m. and atany time by appointment.BaptismPlease meet with a priest to register for the Baptism preparation Classwhich usually takes place on the first Saturday of the month. TheRite of Baptism is done also on the first Saturday of the month afterthe 5pm Mass.MatrimonyMake arrangements with a priest at least six months prior to weddingdate.Mrs. Della Manuel, TrusteeSeptember 26, 2021
PARISH NEWSHoly Ghost Mission Statement:Holy Ghost Faith Community invites its members to a personal conversion to God the Father through the Son inthe Holy Spirit and is committed to teach and share the Good News of Christ to others.FamiliesFamilies areare aaskedsked ttoo pleaseplease sellsell 5 books.books2ND COLLECTION ON THE WEEKEND OF SEPTEMBER 26th WILL BEFOR THE VICTIMS OF THE EARTHQUAKE IN HAITI.Baptism Class/Workshop: Virtual workshop will be done inthe morning of the first Saturday of the month at 9:00 A.M.(following the First Saturday Mass).Rite of Baptism will be celebrated that evening after the 5:00P.M. Mass- The Baptism schedule is as follows:October:Deadline for registration/interview: September 28thBaptism Class & Baptism: October 2ndNovember:Deadline for registration/interview: November 3rdBaptism Class & Baptism: November 6thKnights of Peter Claver Fish Po-Boy SaleFriday, October 15, 2021Claver Lodge-778 N. Lombard St.8:30am-1:30pmFish Po-Boy, chip & drink 9.00Tickets available with members of theKnights of Peter Claver
Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary TimeSeptember 26, 2021Glimpse of My HeartBy: Fr. Thomas James, SVDThroughout the Scriptures, when different personalities are confronted with God’s Word, both heart and mindare stirred. We have examples of minds and hearts being stirred. The Truth does that; “In History and God’sWord, the Truth should be held Sacred, at whatever Cost!”Today in our liturgical worshipping service, we celebrate the 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time. In glancing overthe readings, the Alleluia verse caught my immediate attention,” Your word, O Lord is truth; consecrate us inthe truth”. This is striking and electrifying; striking because it is the foundational part of our life and electrifyingbecause it should add energy and light as we live each day hopefully with positive lived daily experiences. Allof us realize there are many people and issues that challenge and tug at us to live otherwise. My heart goes outto Eldad, Medad who were identified as ones who were names were on the list but were absent from the tent,yet the spirit came upon them, and the person identified by the Apostles in the gospel who was driving out demonsin your name, (Jesus’ name) and we tried to prevent him, Jesus replied, “Do not prevent him”!One of the great insights of the heart is this: we see things not as they are but as we are! What Joshua failed tosee was this, that the Lord might bestow his spirit on them! In the gospel Jesus informs the Twelve and elaboratesby saying no one who performs a mighty deed in my name who at the same time speak ill of me. Today’s gospelinforms us that whatever hinders us from the Kingdom eradicate from experiences and our life. If they do notenhance our life and the quality of our life they should be eradicated. FOR WHOEVER IS NOT AGAINSTUS IS FOR US!In our current living climate, our hearts affirm, the simple statement, we do not see things as they are but as weare. Secondly truth is the most important gift we have because it understands that reputation can enhance aperson’s person life or destroy, (the reputation could be true or not) but our integrity gives us the truth aboutself, (self –truth), this is the internal compass that lets us know whether we are in or out of truth. This is whatSolomon asked for and that is what we ask for in our lives today, more than ever before. Today when something is unjust and an unjust person sees it, but he thinks he is just, what he sees then is just. Another criticalexample today would be lying. If a person, who is a liar, knows something is true and that person is a pathologicalhabitual liar, he will say it is a lie. A classic example of this took place in our most recent presidential electionis still going on in our political area today.Truth is the gift Jesus promised the Apostles and shares with us. Truth is our challenge today in our own personallife, because when we live in truth we live in His Word, it is foundation of our life. Pilate asked Jesus what isTruth? There is no verbal answer from Jesus, his answer comes from both the example of his life and his proclamationto the Apostles; that he would be arrested, crucified and rise from the dead; that is his truth and in our religiousexperience, we experience, HIS WORD IS HIS BOND.Today, in reading St. John, then reflecting on Dr. King, Mother Theresa, Henriette de Lil, and our own life,this week let us pray, that we continue to strengthen our belief and realization that the truth sets us free internally,but externally we may be hemmed in, restricted, poor, and marginalized but possess an internal freedom thatone day we will share eternal, that is to know and encounter Our Heavenly Father!The people that Jesus meets in the New Testament, He stirs their Hearts and Mind! This week count when Hestirs your heart and when He stirs your mind! Identify them, they may be a challenge to each of us if we resolve,change this, invests in this, share this, then I do like King David, I want only kindness and goodness in my life.
Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary TimeGIFTS TO GOD’S WORKWeek# 11 of Fiscal Year 2021-2022Offering . . 13,217.91Children’s Collection 7.21Capital Campaign Receipts 20.00Other Receipts .248.00Total Receipts–September 11/12, 2021 13,493.12Required Wkly Average Collection:Parish Operation Budget FY 2021-2022 15,125.00August 31, 2021 . 1,249,314.57Loan payment-9/1/2021 15,000.00OC CORNEROn the schedule for this week is Mass on Thursdayand a football matchup on the road at Menard on Fridaynight. Go Vikings!Junior high football will travel to Teurlings toplay St. Leo on Wednesday at 6:00 pm. Volleyball gameswill be held in the OC gym on Thursday for the 6th, 7th,and 8th grade (white) teams. It has been a great new athleticprogram at OC!Alumni, mark your calendars for Homecoming2021 with a parade on October 21 set for 5:30 pm and thegame on October 22 at 7:00 pm in Donald Gardner Stadium.Alumni are encouraged to organize a flatbed trailer forclassmates to ride in the parade and to make plans onattending the game!The SVD Associates Teleconference Rosaryevery Friday of the month at7:00 p.m. All are invited to join in.Dial-in number 720-740-9863access code 3657425#September 26, 2021Readers/LectorsOctober 2/3, 20215:00 p.m.B. CurtisM. Doucet7:00 a.m.E. RamiE. Henry9:00 a.m.C. SingletonM. Taylor11:00 a.m.M. MajorG. MajorPrayer for PriestsSeptember/October, 202125 Rev. Albert Louapre, SJ26 Rev. Michael Luxbacher, LC27 Rev. Msgr. Charles Mallet28 Rev. Msgr. W. Curtis Mallet, JCL, VG29 Rev. Donald Martin, SJ30 Rev. William Massie1 Pope FrancisEternal Father, we lift up to You these and all thepriests of the world. Sanctify them. Heal and guidethem.Mold them into the likeness of Your Son, Jesus,the Eternal High Priest. May their lives be pleasingto You. In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen.A Prayer Before MassAlmighty and ever-living God, I approach the sacramentof Your only-begotten Son Our Lord Jesus Christ, Icome sick to the doctor of life, unclean to the fountainof mercy, blind to the radiance of eternal light, andpoor and needy to the Lord of heaven and earth.Lord, in your great generosity, heal my sickness,wash away my defilement, enlighten my blindness,enrich my poverty, and clothe my nakedness. May Ireceive the bread of angels, the King of kings andLord of lords, with humble reverence, with the purityand faith, the repentance and love, and the determinedpurpose that will help to bring me to salvation.Loving Father, as on my earthly pilgrimage I nowreceive Your beloved Son under the veil of asacrament, may I one day see him face to face inglory, who lives and reigns with You for ever.Amen.– Saint Thomas Aquinas
Mass IntentionsSaturday, September 25, 20215:00 p.m.For the Deceased: Linda J. Richard, Vivian Walker, Deceased members ofthe Richard & Chevis family, Aloysius Chatman, Deceased membersof the Chatman, Deceased members of the Hunt and Milburn family; KayCastille, Martine Castille, Herbert Castille; Mable Robertson, GeraldRobertson, Kenneth Gradney, Kenneth Ray Robertson; GoldieBroussard, Howard Broussard, Byron Broussard; Joseph LaDay,Preston Broussard, Jr. Viola Laday; Lynnette Francisco, LynnoelFrancisco, Sr., Donald Auzenne; Lee Prince, Cora Prince, Paul Prince;Judy Singleton (A)Sunday, September 26, 20217:00 a.m.For the Living: Junius Sam, Marcus Sam, Jovan SamFor the Deceased: Nora C. Roberts (39th A), FaShon Esprit (5thA), Georgianna Savant (20th A), Calvin Roberts (10th A); LeroyLeday Josephine LeDay (4th A), Carolyn Leday, Paul Leday;Benjamin, Marie, Curt, Lorenzo and Dixie Chenier; Sharon Jones;Yvette Clay Darby, Ray Talbert and deceased members of theTalbert families; Lucille Joseph, George Joseph, Sr. and deceasedmembers of the Joseph family; Lillie Clay, Carl Clay and deceasedmembers of the Richardson, Robins and Clay families; ElliotJerome Donato, Hamilton Donato and members of the Chevis andDonato families; Willie Pickens, Sr., Adele D. Pickens anddeceased members of the Pickens and Davis family; KirkusGreen9:00 a.m.For the Deceased: Mildred Hiner Gordon, Ruby Rideau Gordon,Henry Gordon; Ella Mae Fitzgerald and deceased family members;Eugene Zachary, Theo and Eloise Gailes, M/M Nathan Zachary,Delores Gailes, Karen Gailes, Debra Giron; Jason Zachary,Antoinette R. Zachary, Faye H. Zachary, Dexter Harmon,Lillian C. Richard, Clement Richard, Freddie Zachary, BerthaZachary, Linda Gail Zachary-Hardy; Bernard Lewis, Sr., Victoria A.Lewis, Vickie Lester Lewis; M/M Louis Butler, Sr. and Sons, MaryB. McCoy, Mary B. Butler; Junius and Lillian LeBlanc, WilsonLeblanc, Marie Lynn Randle, Glenn Keith Thomas, Kevin Randle;Donald West Tate, Norma Singleton; Gregory L. Washington, Sr.,Gregory L. Washington, Jr., Ella Hill, Michael Pickens, ArthurPickens, Sr.; Farice Daigle, Sr., Selby Daigle and deceased membersof the Mallet, Chenier and Daigle families; Malcolm Xavier Broussard andmembers of the Broussard and Jardouin families; Joseph and LeeAudrey Beverly; Oliver Robertson, Odelia Chenier Robertson,Mary Ann Lazard Robertson, Mary Jessica Robertson Owens,James Oliver Robertson, Diamonesha Guillory; Judy Singleton,Weston Singleton, Hazel Singleton; Linus Emmerson, EuniceEmmerson and deceased family members, Clayton, Orel,Mervin, and Irvin Anderson, Georgia Allen, Linus Emmerson,Jr.; Mitchell and Leonor Olivier, John Miller, Darren J. Miller,Sr.; Wilson Young, Sr.; Desmond Lewis, Sr., and deceasedfamily members, Michael Chatman; Ella Mae Fitzgerald, HesterL. Daniels, Amos Daniels, Jr. (B)11:00 a.m.For the Deceased: Calvin Roberts, Kevin J. Roberts, MargaretRoberts; Charles Richard, Jr., Zack and Leona Richard, Membersof the Richard and Collins families; J.C. BeverlyWeekday Mass Intentions7:00 a.m.Monday, September 27, 2021For the Deceased: Lucille Joseph, George Joseph, Sr. and deceasedmembers of the Joseph familyTuesday, September 28, 2021For the Living: Deborah Holloman (B), Jimmie L. WilliamsFor the Deceased: Ella Mae Fitzgerald and deceased familymembersWednesday, September 29, 2021Holy Ghost ParishionersThursday, September 30, 2021Holy Ghost ParishionersFriday, October 1, 2021For the Living: Sharla Prejean- Special IntentionsFor the Deceased: Erwin, Lucille, and Charles Collins, JackieGreen, Karen Dartez, Harold Dartez, Hugh, Lovenia, and RaymondEspree, Betty E. Fontenot, Rebecca Dillard; Arnold, Irene andRodney Gradney; Albert Taylor and deceased members of theTaylor and Guillory familyPray for the sick——Please keep the following parishioners in your prayersPatrick Aggison, James Albert, Anthony Alexander, Debra Alexander, Verlia Alexander, Terri Allen, VertieAmos, Eva Antoine, Joyce Babineaux, Joseph Baker, Mary Alice Benoit, Matthew Briscoe, Timothy Bryant, AnnCarrier, Andre Carron, Orelin Carter, Lucille Lastrapes Champagne, Gertrude Charles, Martha Charles, Annie Chavis, PamelaChenier, Lloyd Cormier, Helen Cretien, Joseph Curtis, Rita Daniel, Irma J. Dartez, Bertha Davis, Serita Declouette, Ethel DeJean,Theresa Donatto, Barbara R. A. Durousseau, Irma Durousseau, Laura Durousseau, Armand Espree, Jr., Frank Esprit, Sr., GailFinley, Shirley Francis, Joe Raphael Frank, Lawrence Frank, Mary Fuselier, Spencer Gallow, Hilda Garderer, Bessie Garrett,Cynthia Green, Jeanette Green, Barbara Guillory, Thelma Guillory, Leonard Hamilton, Justine Hardy, Linda Hardy, TimothyHardy, Jr., Timothy Hardy, Sr., Ethel Hawkins, George Hill, Cleveland Hooper, Connie Hooper, Marie Jackson, Aaron Johnson,Florence Johnson, M/M Joe Johnson, Mary Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Depetris Jolivette, Jeanette Jolivette, Gene Jolivette,Thomas Jones, Frazier Jordan, Julia King, John Landry, Rose M. Leger, Amos Lewis, Paul L. Lewis, Georgia McCloud, DarrylMason, Anastasia Mason, Ezola Mayfield, Lisa Meche, Francisca Mouton, Rosa Myers, Edward Mixon, Sr., Emma Montgomery,Joyce Mouton, Debra Murray, Leona Nash, Leonard Nash, Mary L. Nevills, Dorothy Payne, Florence Pickney,Charissa Pitre, Emily Richard, Joyce Richard, Lucille Richard, Shirley Richard, Jenita Robert, Victoria Robert, Mary Ann Rubin,Gregory Savoie, Makayla Savoie, Sonja Semien, Todd W. Shaw, Benjamin R. Shelvin, Barbara Simmons, Irma Singleton,Shirley Stevens, Mary Stewart, Eula Sylvester, Joseph Taylor, Jr., Germaine Thierry, Gretchen Thomas, Jean Lois Thomas,Adilynne Troullies, Lillie Turner, Octavia Tyler, Octavia Valliere, Mark Veazie, Gloria Washington, Brenda Williams,Stephen Williams, Eugene Woods, Zachary, Major & Gilbert families, John Zenon, SVD Benefactors
Word Broken, Word SharedEditor: Hilarion Kistner, OFM, STD, SSL. Exegesis: G: Fr. Eugene Hensell, OSB, Fr. Hilarion Kistner, OFM, Fr. Timothy Schehr, SSLPublished by Franciscan Media, 28 W. Liberty Street, Cincinna!, Ohio 45202. www.franciscanmedia.org(The following exegesis is provided for the parishioners of Holy Ghost to deepen their understanding of the Word as heard on Weekend Mass.Please use it for your reflec"on throughout the week and for sharing around your dinner table with family.) Published with permission;Title by Fr. Jaison Mangalath, S.V.D.Twenty-Sixth Sunday in OrdinarySeptember 26, 2021Exegesis of the 1st Reading: Numbers 11:25–29Moses now faces a real challenge: The people crave thekind of food they remember eating in Egypt (11:4–5).Overwhelmed by their demand, Moses complains to Godthat the people have become too much of a burden forhim; he wonders how he could possibly satisfy their demandfor food (11:11–15). In this reading God provides a solution.1) Word of God. At God’s command, Moses selects 70elders. God then shares with them some of the spirit thatis on Moses. As soon as they receive that spirit, theybegin to prophesy. Thus God has arranged for Moses tohear the word of God proclaimed by the elders standingaround him. The lesson seems to be that Moses shoulduse the spirit he has to preach God’s word—just as theelders do with that same spirit. Proclaiming God’s truth isfar better than complaining to God about the burden hecarries. The remainder of the reading reveals a change inMoses as a result of the word spoken by the elders.2) People of the Lord. There are two men within the Israelitecamp preaching the word of God to the people. WhenJoshua learns of this, he asks Moses to put a stop to itsince he gave them no permission to speak. But Mosesrefuses to interfere. His focus is no longer on himself buton the people. He now understands that the people needthe word of God and not the food they crave. Moses evenwishes all the people could be filled with God’s word andproclaim that word as prophets do. Significantly, Mosesno longer speaks of Israel as a burden. Now he speaks ofthem as the people of the Lord. Thus God has correctedMoses’ thinking and also provided the people with whatthey really need to advance toward the promised land.Exegesis of the 2nd Reading: James 5:1–61) Greed. James has strong words for those who use theirwealth to satisfy their own desires rather than the needsof others.2) Judgment. Earthly wealth will fade away and givetestimony against those who misused it. They will oneday stand before the Lord and judge of all.Exegesis of the Gospel: Mark 9:38–43Mark’s Gospel here concentrates on the demands forentering the kingdom of God. The requirements appear tobe quite radical. The current verses focus on toleranceand protecting the “little ones” from scandal. These sayingsreflect the attitude Jesus himself communicated to hisfollowers as well as the importance they maintained forthe early Church. The radicality emphasized in these sayings ismeant to stress their importance. They were not necessarilymeant to be interpreted literally.1) The power of the name. A disciple of Jesus is upsetthat someone outside their group is driving out demons.The person is doing this by imploring the name of Jesusand obviously it works. The disciple wants Jesus to prohibitthis, not because it works, but because the person doing itis an outsider. The disciple feels that only those who areconsidered official insiders should be able to use Jesus’name to cast out demons.2) Jesus supports tolerance. Jesus no doubt surprised thedisciple by moving in the opposite direction. He instructshis disciple to allow the outsider to continue using Jesus’name to cast out demons. The fact that the person is usingJesus’ name bespeaks a certain level of faith in Jesus. Theprinciple Jesus employs is: “For whoever is not against usis for us.” People who do good in the name of Jesus cannotbe opposed to Jesus, even if they are not officially part ofhis following. Jesus does not demand a profession offaith before allowing anyone to use his name for a goodcause. Doing good is far better than saying the rightthing. Jesus is a paradigm of tolerance.3) Do not cause scandal. Here Jesus is concerned withthe “little ones.” These are not necessarily children butprobably people whose faith is still tender or disciplesjust beginning their journey. The images used are strongand shocking to show just how serious Jesus considersscandal to be. It causes one to stumble. It hinders faith.Death and mutilation are better than ending up in Gehenna,an image for the fires of hell. Jesus makes his pointstrong and clear.
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Sep 26, 2021 · Holy Ghost Mission Statement: Holy Ghost Faith Community invites its members to a personal conversion to God the Father through the Son in the Holy Spirit and is committed to teach and share the Good News of Christ to others. Baptism Class/Workshop: Virtual workshop will be done in th
