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M E R CY A L I V E
JANUARY 3 , 2021
THE EPIPHANY
OF THE LORD
VOL. 44 NO. 01
Behold, the Lord,
the Mighty One, has come;
and kingship is in his grasp,
and power and dominion.
– ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
THIS WEEK
SATURDAY JANUARY 2
7:25 am ���� First Saturday Devotion Baptized in Christ
8:00 am ������ Daily Mass
3:00-3:45 pm ���� Confessions–St. Gabriel
4:00 pm ���� Vigil Mass Cooper Parsons Banta Adele Goen Maria Kline
5:00-5:45 pm ���� Confessions–St. Gabriel Juliana Margaret Pijo Bass Everett Charles Martin
6:00 pm ������ Vigil Mass
McCall May Becnel Landry Theodore Mathes
SUNDAY JANUARY 3 Curley James Bordelon, IV Cate Elizabeth Miller
7:00 am ������ Mass Layla Kate Bordelon Olivia Claire Murphy
9:00 am ������ Mass
Stella Maris Breard Luna Grace Nordstrom
10:30 am ������ Mass
12:00 pm ������ Mass Joseph deWit Butcher Henry Dennis O'Banion
6:00 pm ������ Mass Mazie Kate Canella Magdelene Clare Osborne
Gregory Thomas Carlson Eric Michael Pavlovich, Jr.
MONDAY JANUARY 4
8:00 am ���� Daily Mass Miller Robert Coco Rose Frances Root
12:00 pm ���� Daily Mass Eloise Marie Cooney Owen William Sanders
6:30 pm ���� RCIA–St. Ann
Margaret Jean Faucheaux Sloane Adele Tiemann
7:00 pm ���� St. Vincent de Paul–St. Jerome
Eloise Clare Hernandez Maren Violet Wampler
TUESDAY JANUARY 5 Paxxton Paul Higgins Thomas Jackson White
8:30 am ���� Rosary Makers–Coffee Shop
12:00 pm ������ Daily Mass
6:00 pm ���� Daily Mass & Novena On The COVER
7:00 pm ���� Charismatic Prayer–St. Jerome “Where is the newborn king of the Jews? We saw
his star at its rising and have come to do him
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 6 homage.” (Matthew 2.2) The three kings carry and
8:00 am ���� Daily Mass present gifts to the baby Jesus at the Epiphany
12:00 pm ���� Daily Mass Mass.
The three kings pictured are Layotta Reed, Jr.;
THURSDAY JANUARY 7 Hayes Arabie; and Charlie Lee.
8:00 am ���� Daily Mass
12:00 pm ���� Daily Mass
7:00 pm ���� High School Bible Study–JPII House
Second COLLECTION
Parish Maintenance Fund
FRIDAY JANUARY 8
8:00 am ���� Daily Mass
12:00 pm ���� Daily Mass
Prayer LINE
For Prayer Line requests, contact:
Ms. Genie Ogden: (225) 293-2367 or
Ms. Carroll Benedetto at wlb14@aol.com
2 OUR LADY OF MERCY PARISH
THE
TRAIL TO
EAGLE
Earning the rank of Eagle Scout through Boy Scouts of Alan Louis Thurmon, II
America is the highest honor a scout can achieve. Since
its inception in 1912, over 2.5 million young men have Louis is currently majoring in Mechanical Engineering
earned this award. An Eagle Scout must first reach at LSU and remains interested in mountain and gravel
the level of Life Scout before being eligible to fulfill biking. He did a 350 mile off-road bike tour with his
the requirements it takes to earn the rank of Eagle. dad in June from Washington DC to Pittsburgh.
Three Mercy Parishioners have recently completed the Eagle Scout Project
required prerequisites and achieved this honorable title. Louis's project was leading a group that redid the
At this year's ceremony, a special guest addressed the landscaping work for a retirement community.
scouts via zoom. Our Lady of Mercy Church Sacristan
and the fourth Eagle Scout (1064) from Troop 12, Roland-Michael Toups, II
Mr. Fred Gwin gave the Eagle Charge and Oath.
Roland is currently attending LSU and studying Finance.
Bryce Michael DiVincenti In the last year of high school, he was selected to
participate in the Young Entrepreneur’s Academy and
Bryce is currently at LSU studying Management with
spent a year studying about starting companies.
an emphasis in Strategic Leadership. His passion for
music becomes stronger each day. He is a multi- Eagle Scout Project
instrumentalist and you can hear him playing his Roland's project was to build a modular community
guitar, bass guitar, drums, organ or keyboard every garden and develop a small tract of land with it in an
day. Yes, these are all crammed in his room! under-served community.
Eagle Scout Project
Bryce's project was the beautification and cleaning of
a local nursing home. He pressure-washed and striped
the parking lot, sanded and painted the handrails, and
general yard clean up.
Zachary Bennett Lindrew
Zachary is pursuing his passion for music by attending
Middle Tennessee State University majoring in Audio
Production. He has also continued his enjoyment of
the outdoors by lobster diving in the Florida Keys. He
has been camping, hiking, and climbing in the San
Rafael Swell in Utah.
Eagle Scout Project
Zachary's project was clearing and mapping hiking
trails at Waddill Wildlife Refuge.
BATON ROUGE, LA 3
Called to Prayer PARISH LIFE The Feast of the Epiphany The feast of manifestation, or Epiphany is traditionally celebrated the 12th day after Christmas, January 6th. However, the Dioceses of the United States place the celebration of the feast on the Sunday between January 2nd and 8th. The Epiphany takes its name from the Greek epiphania, a verb that means to “shine upon,” “to manifest,” or “to make known.” The feast unites three events in the life of Christ when His divinity shines through His humanity: the adoration of the Magi; the baptism of Christ in the Jordan; and the first miracle at the wedding feast of Cana. Another important aspect of the Epiphany is the royal kingship - the revelation of Christ to the three kings at Bethlehem, which is a symbol of His revelation to the whole of the Gentile world. In Louisiana, the Feast of the Epiphany marks the beginning of the next “holiday season” - Carnival, which starts on Twelfth Night and ends at midnight before Ash Wednesday. Residents of south Louisiana traditionally celebrate Epiphany with a sweet treat known as king cake. According to local New Orleans baker, Manny Randazzo, the King Cake tradition is thought to have been brought to New Orleans from France in 1870. A King Cake is an oval-shaped bakery delicacy, crossed between a coffee cake and a French pastry that is as rich in history as it is in flavor. It is decorated in royal colors of PURPLE which signifies “Justice,” GREEN for “Faith,” and GOLD for “Power.” These colors were chosen to resemble a jeweled crown honoring the Wise Men who visited the Christ Child on Epiphany. In the past such things as coins, beans, pecans, or peas were also hidden in each King Cake. Today, a tiny plastic baby is the common prize. At a party, the King Cake is sliced and served. Each person looks to see if their piece contains the “baby.” If so, then that person is named “King” for a day and bound by custom to host the next party and provide the King Cake. Every country has their own version of an Epiphany cake or bread: Spain: Roscón de Reyes is a roll that is ring shaped and sometimes filled with chocolate or jelly. Germany and Switzerland: In both countries the Three Kings Cake is called Dreikönigskuchen and usually a gold crown is placed on top of the cake. France: Galette des Roi (Cake of the Kings) - usually this is a round and flat cake, honey-spice or sponge inside and decorated with pastry, fruits, or sugared frills. Each cake has a bean, small token or miniature doll inside. A nice tradition: there should be one more piece than the number of guests. The extra portion, “la part a Dieu”--God’s share--is for the first poor person who knocks at the door. The day of the Kings means sharing as well as receiving; nobody who asks for food or alms will leave empty-handed that day. England: Twelfth Cake is eaten with Lamb’s Wool (mulled ale with roasted apple pulp). Inside the cake are a bean and a pea. The man who finds the bean is the King, and the woman with the pea is the Queen. So during this season between Epiphany and Lent as you enjoy your king cake at your Carnival celebrations, keep in mind that it is not just a delicious pastry that we enjoy; it actually has meaning and is symbolic of a jeweled crown honoring the three kings who visited the Christ Child on the Twelfth Night. 4 OUR LADY OF MERCY PARISH
Called to Action
PARISH LIFE
Christmas Flowers & Rosary Makers
Décor Memorials
With sincere appreciation for the generosity of
all of our parishioners whose gifts make possible
the annual decoration of our sanctuary for the
joyous celebration of Christmas, we have placed
in the Perpetual Adoration Chapel the memorial
and honorarium envelopes with the names of all
of your loved ones for prayerful remembrance Are you interested in learning how to make
during the Christmas Season through Twelfth rosaries but don't know where to start? No
Night. experience is necessary to join the Rosary Makers!
During your visits to the Lord in the Chapel The group meets on Tuesday mornings at 8:30 am
please join us in offering a heartfelt prayer of in the Coffee Shop. Call the Church Office or
appreciation for these beautiful souls in our family Ms. Elaine Juneau at (225) 261-4199 for more
of faith. Merry Christmas All! details.
OLOM School
New Student Application
Application deadline is January 19th
THANK YOU for your interest in Our Lady of Mercy
Catholic School!
The application process for 2021-22 admissions is
now underway. Please see all details by visiting
the school's website at, www.olomschool.org and
accessing ADMISSIONS / 2021-22 APPLY HERE.
Applications should be submitted between
now and the deadline of January 19, 2021 to be
considered for the 2021-22 school year.
For more information, contact:
Ms. Mari Buzbee
mbuzbee@olomschool.org
(225) 927-2341
BATON ROUGE, LA 5
Called to Action
GARDEN OF PEACE COLUMBARIUM
FINAL RESTING PLACE IN
SACREDNESS, DIGNITY,
AND RESPECT
The Mercy Columbarium Garden of
Peace is open to all parishioners and
non-parishioners, Catholic and non-
Catholic.
Columbarium niches are available in
two sizes - each cremain niche holds a
space for two persons. They are $5000
for a small niche and $7500 for larger
urn niches.
Please know the Columbarium Garden
of Peace is totally self-funding and uses
NO TOP-OFF Traditions for Tomorrow
funds for either construction or
maintenance.
There is no greater gift one can
give to family than planning final
arrangements that fulfill one's specific
wishes and take the burden off of
others.
Call the Church Office to make your
appointment - (225) 926-1883
6 OUR LADY OF MERCY PARISH
Called to Prayer
IN REMEMBRANCE
Mass Intentions Sanctuary Light Memorials
JANUARY 9, SATURDAY The sanctuary light in the church
8:00 am...... SPECIAL INTENTION: Derbanie Brown burns this week in loving memory of
Joseph
4:00 pm...... Martin S. Rinaudo, Jr. / Leo Levy / Arbour, Sandy J Roppolo
Fisher, McHardy, Mouch & Talbot Families /
Paula LeBaron, Joe & Jenny Serio, Jackie & John The sanctuary light in the Adoration Chapel
Kenaley / Bradley Smith / Clifton Morris / Jill Barfield burns this week in loving memory of
Hamilton / Earl LeJeune, Jr. / Michael S. DiVincenti, III
/ James Guglielmo / Ron Laflair / Wilma Struch / Ed Special Intention
Graves / Leo & Joseph Heuvel / SPECIAL INTENTIONS:
Shannon Cormier & Family / Suzette Say
6:00 pm...... Charles Middleton, Sr. In Sympathy to the Families of:
JANUARY 10, SUNDAY ■■ Audrey Brignac
7:00 am....... ALL PEOPLE
9:00 am....... Bruce & Eva Soileau / Kenneth Litz, Sr. / ■■ Paul Werling
Carl Babin
10:30 am.... Percy, Ann & Paul Moise / Joe & Antoinette ■■ John Ourso
Maranto / Dianna Maranto Gauthier / Charles “Snow”
Foster / Anthony Saia / Dianne Cretini Beeson /
■■ David Wendt, Jr.
Brenda Fremin / Paul Plaisance
12:00 pm.... Craig Sauviac /
SPECIAL INTENTION: Wyatt M. Knowles Altar Flowers Memorial
6:00 pm...... Fred Heroman Each week you may honor a loved one with a
gift of $150 to dedicate the floral arrangement
JANUARY 11, MONDAY that adorns our Sanctuary.
8:00 am...... Francis Xavier Trinh Le
12:00 pm.... Bruce Hilbrecht
JANUARY 12, TUESDAY MERCY PRAYS
12:00 pm.... Fred Gwin, Jr.
6:00 pm...... Michael Fakouri / Vernon Millien, Raymond
Millien, Michael Millien, Melvin Millien & Geak Millien / Patricia Bonnette Shelby Lewis
Paul Plaisance Ruth Boudreaux Kevin Minor
Ronnie Bourgeois, Sr. Lee Moreau
JANUARY 13, WEDNESDAY Paul Catalanatto Patricia Moreau
8:00 am...... Roy Jones Marjorie Collins Liz Murry
12:00 pm.... Comeaux, Eckler, Delage, Mineo & Janie Constantino Frank Panepinto
Day Families
Joseph Corsentino Vern Patin
Rita Corsentino Ken Pellegrin
JANUARY 14, THURSDAY
8:00 am...... Ross DeNicola
Pete Crifasi Louis Prejean
12:00 pm.... Tyler Craig William Daniels Rhett Roy
Mary Ann Fasullo Anna Grace Smith
JANUARY 15, FRIDAY David Fontenot Amelia Spires
8:00 am...... Adrienne Gunther Patsy Fontenot Mack Titus
12:00 pm.... Joseph V. Zito / Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bologna / Mr. Grey Hammett Bart Tullier
& Mrs. Frank G. Bologna / Mr. & Mrs. V.J. Serio / Tullio
Mary Ashton Katz Dana Vidrine
Saffiotti / Leo Abadie / Bryan D. Slate / Audrilee James
Counce / Nathan Reeves / Mona Bernice Gilbert / For Warren Knecht Kim Whitehead
the Poor Souls in Purgatory / Dub Gibbens / Sid Lawton Erin Wright
Elster Verwyzvelt / For the Poor Souls in Purgatory
BATON ROUGE, LA 7
OUR LADY
OF PROMPT
SUCCOR
HASTEN TO HELP US!
FEAST DAY ~ JANUARY 8TH
The story of Our Lady of Prompt Succor (OLPS) begins when the French Ursuline Nuns were asked to join
Jean-Baptiste LeMoyne, Sieur de Bienville (founder of New Orleans) in establishing a new colony near the
Mississippi River. The Ursuline sisters endured a long and difficult six month voyage aboard the Gironde
and arrived in New Orleans on August 6 , 1727 from Rouen, France. Reverend Mother Marie St. Augustin
Tranchepain and the other sisters immediately helped the new colony by setting up a convent, school, and
orphanage.
During a period of crisis after a large group of nuns left New Orleans for Cuba in 1803 , Mother St. Andre
Madier, one of the seven who remained, appealed to her cousin, Mother St. Michel Gensoul, an Ursuline
in France who was forced to leave her monastery during the reign of terror of the French Revolution.
Because Mother St. Michel had opened a flourishing school in the area, her bishop refused her plea to
leave saying that only Pope Pius VII (a prisoner of Napoleon) could grant her request. Mother St. Michel
prayed for the Intercession of the Blessed Mother for a "quick and favorable" answer, promising to have
a statue made honoring Mary under the title of Our Lady of Prompt Succor if her prayer was answered
quickly. Her letter miraculously reached the imprisoned pontiff and she was granted permission within five
weeks of the request. Upon the good news, Mother St. Michel had a special wooden statue of Mary carved
and covered in gold that she and the other sisters would bring to New Orleans in 1810 . Her flowing robes
were carefully carved so that she would appear to be moving quickly.
A smaller statue of the Blessed Mother named "Sweetheart" (about 12 inches high) that was brought over
from the monastery in France was destined for disposal until Sr. Felicite found it in her convent attic. When
a terrible fire threatened to burn the City of New Orleans in 1812 , this statue of Our Lady was placed
toward the fire in the convent window and miraculously the wind changed direction and the convent
was spared. The second miracle attributed to OLPS was during the Battle of New Orleans when the City
was under attack and the American soldiers led by General Andrew Jackson were greatly outnumbered.
During a Mass on the morning of January 8 , 1815 , news arrived that the British had been defeated and the
Americans had suffered very few casualties.
The name "Sweetheart" comes from Mother St. Benoit's response to Ursuline students and other devotees
who prayed for Our Lady's help. When told of her intercession on their behalf, Mother St. Benoit would
respond, "Oh, she's a Sweetheart!"
A National Votive Shrine dedicated to Our Lady of Prompt Succor, is situated on the same property as
the current convent and Ursuline Academy. It was constructed during the 1920 s and consecrated on
January 6 , 1928 . It continues to fulfill the promise made in 1810 by Mother St. Michel to honor the Mother
of God under this title. The Shrine serves the faithful in their devotion and in their confidence in God’s
unconditional love for them and in Our Lady’s prompt help.
The Shrine and its mission are the privilege and responsibility of the Ursuline Sisters of the Roman Union,
Central Province. The Ursulines and their generous lay collaborators strive to make the Shrine a place of
welcome for all whose faith and devotion lead them to seek a place of worship, quiet prayer or pilgrimage.
Called to Worship
MASS SCHEDULE & TIMES
MASS TIMES:
WEEKDAYS
M, W, Th, & F: 8:00 am & 12:00 pm
Tues: 12:00 pm & 6:00 pm ON CAMPUS
RADIO
RECONCILIATION: 87.9 FM
M - F: 45 minutes prior to Mass Listen to Mercy’s
Daily Masses live
MASS TIME: 8:00 am
SATURDAY
RECONCILIATION: 3:00 – 3:45 pm & 5:00 – 5:45 pm CATHOLIC
VIGILS: 4:00 pm & 6:00 pm
COMMUNITY
RADIO
MASS TIMES: 7:00 am, 9:00 am, 10:30 am,
SUNDAY 12:00 pm & 6:00 pm 1380 AM – WPYR
Listen daily at noon
NURSERY: No Nursery at this time
and 10:30 am on
PRE-SCHOOL
BIBLE CLASS: No Bible School at this time Sunday for Mercy’s
Mass live broadcast
SATURDAY JANUARY 9 SUNDAY JANUARY 10
4:00 pm* 6:00 pm 7:00 am* 9:00 am 10:30 am 12:00 pm 6:00 pm
Fr. Milano Fr. Minj Fr. Minj Fr. Minj Fr. Milano Fr. Milano Fr. Milano
Extraordinary Ministers Extraordinary Ministers
A Turner F Gwin B Babin Deacon Grant Deacon Grant K Kimble C Steele
C Formeller D McCrary T Penouilh A Halphen B Purgerson C Graves C Schutte
N Krzystowczyk M Blouin J Broussard S Maggio J Purgerson C Roberts B Avery
D Lockwood R Brian J Pastorek D Maggio A Dalmau M Blouin C Landry
L Gemmill L Carter
Lectors Lectors
C Giffin D McCrary J Gardemal S Hingle B Billeaudeau G Anderson E Pavlovich
T Turner S Cunningham S Darensbourg B Clay C Billeaudeau L Holliday B Avery
Altar Servers Altar Servers
The complete Ministry Schedule is published on our website at www.olomchurch.com.
Called to serve? Contact Deacon Grant to volunteer for liturgical ministry.
*These liturgies are celebrated without incense.
The live-stream of the 12:00 noon Daily Mass can be found on the church website at www.olomchurch.com
and youtube.com/olombr. The Sunday 10:30 am Holy Mass can be found on WBRZ+; olomchurch.com; and youtube.com/olombr.
BATON ROUGE, LA 9WE ARE HERE FOR YOU
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Catholic Church
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Phone: (225) 926-1883
Fax: (225) 923-0448
contact@olomchurch.com
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PASTOR............................................................ Father Cleo Milano
VICAR.................................................................. Father Nutan Minj, IMS
PERMANENT DEACON................ Deacon Richard Grant
ADMINISTRATION............................. Mr. Randy Arabie
PRINCIPAL.................................................... Mr. Chris Porche
OFFICE HOURS
MONDAY – FRIDAY.......................... 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Priests gladly see people by appointment.
Commitments Needed for Our
Adoration Chapel Ministry
Parish Activity Center
Committed adoration is a beautiful way to express
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the day is opened for commitment, your devotion is
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THURSDAY ������ 1 am, 2 am, 1 pm, 11 pm
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FRIDAY ������ 1 am, 3 am, 7 am, 11 am, 12 pm, 1 pm,
Ms. Christy Haldane 2 pm, 3 pm, 4 pm, 6 pm, 10 pm
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