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Mass Times and Events
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Mass will stream Mass everyday at Noon and on Sunday's beginning at 10:15 AM with Praise and Worship from the Center's facebook page (Tuesday's prayer meeting begins at 11:00 AM, Mass will stream at 11:30 AM.)
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Masses will be  put later on the Center's youtube channel.





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From: Archbishop Aymond Date: April 27, 2020
The governor extended the “stay home” mandate until May 15, 2020. Because “Church” is an essential part of our lives – effective immediately, public Mass can be celebrated but only 10 people may attend each Mass. The following directives are to be implemented for each Mass.
1. The people of the Archdiocese are dispensed from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass.
2. If someone is vulnerable and not feeling well, they should not celebrate Mass in church with other people.
3. Attendance at Mass: The number of people who can gather in the church is not to exceed 10 people. This applies also to Baptisms, Weddings and funerals. This number will increase gradually.
4. For those who feel obliged to fulfill the Sunday obligation, a weekday Mass could accomplish this.
5. Additional Vigil Masses, Sunday and weekday Masses may be added to accommodate more people.
6. Either by computer, or by phone, people could make reservations to attend a specific Mass. More information on this soon.
7. An usher must make certain the10-person rule is observed.
8. A specific Mass could be designated for the elderly who are in good health.
9. The church should be sanitized after each service.
10. Family members may sit in the same pew.
11. Social distancing must be observed – 6 feet apart. (This may necessitate roping off pews or putting markers for people to sit.) Six feet apart applies to the communion line as well.
12. Make sure all ministers observe proper hygiene of their hands.
13. Regarding the celebration of Mass:
a. Ministers and parishioners should wear a mask.
b. The priest/deacons should wear a mask at communion. c. Give communion with no bodily contact. Gently let the host touch the person’s hand and drop it in their hand without touching them.
d. Communion on the tongue is not encouraged.
e. The chalice with the precious blood is not to be offered.
f. The sign of peace can be given by bowing to the other person.
g. As people depart from Mass, social distancing must be observed.
Thanks for your ministry and your patience with all of this! The number who may attend will increase gradually, but in the meantime, we want to cooperate so the virus does not spread.
Sundays: 10:30 a.m.
            Proceeded by Rosary at 9:45 a.m.
            Praise and Worship at 10 a.m.
            Fellowship following Mass in Rectory
Sunday Evening Mass 5:00 p.m. 
             Brian Morgan-organist, Melissa Brocato-cantor
Tuesdays: 12:00 p.m.
            Praise and worship begins at 11:30 a.m., Mass at Noon
​            Followed by Fellowship
            IN THE RECTORY
First Saturdays of the Month: 10:00 AM.  
            Adoration & Mass
Bulletin October 11, 2020
Bulletin October 4, 2020
​Bulletin September 27, 2020
Bulletin September 20, 2020
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Knights of Columbus De La Salle Council 3411
  • We are Catholic men, 18 years and older, who live up to the Commandments of God and the precepts of the Catholic Church.
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 Serving the Less Fortunate Among Us

On  Sundays, we prepare a meal and serve the homeless at Ozanam Inn in downtown New Orleans. Join us. We also partner with Good Counsel to provide a weekday meal at St. Joseph Church on Tulane Avenue. Join us.