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Mother Church Cookbook For Sale
The Mother Church Cookbook Is the Perfect gift for Mom, mother's to be, or anyone that likes to cook or is forced to cook.
Founded in 1857, St. Joseph Church in Historic Gretna is the “Mother Church” of 14 Catholic parishes in West Jefferson all the way to Grand Isle. Built in 1927, this building is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.
The Mother Church needs your help. She needs a “face-lift” and major “do-over.” The protective sealant over the stucco on the exterior of the church is crumbling and a minimum of 80% of the sealant must be removed and re-applied, with a paint job to follow. Work on the auditorium is needed as well.
The cookbook benefits the $500,000 Restoration Fund needed to return the Mother Church to her former beauty!
Thank you for your help.
To order, go to top line of this website and click on Mother Church Cookbook or, if you are on a cell phone, look to the left for the three vertical bars on top of each other and click the bars.
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DIVINE MERCY
Divine Mercy, in General
Divine Mercy gets to the heart of Sacred Scripture. In fact, as the Catechism of the Catholic Church says, "The Gospel is the revelation in Jesus Christ of God's mercy to sinners" (1849). Right there: That summarizes it. Divine Mercy is the Gospel. It's the good news. And so, it gets to the very center of our faith. Moreover, in the words of Pope Benedict XVI, "Divine Mercy is not a secondary devotion, but an integral dimension of Christian faith and prayer." Benedict even goes so far as to say, "[M]ercy is the central nucleus of the Gospel message."
Okay, so what is Divine Mercy? What is this thing that gets to the heart of Sacred Scripture and to the very center of our faith? To begin, mercy is "love's second name," as John Paul II said. It's a particular kind of love, a particular mode of love when it encounters suffering, poverty, brokenness, and sin. Divine Mercy is when God's love meets us and helps us in the midst of our suffering and sin. In fact, because this side of eternity we're all sinners and because suffering is our lot in life, God's love for us here always takes the form of mercy. It's always the Lord stepping out in compassion to help us poor, weak, and broken sinners. From our perspective, then, every good we receive is an expression Divine Mercy. (Fr. Michael Gaitley's book Divine Mercy Explained:)
www.marian.org/whatwedo/divinemercy.php
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Parish Events
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April 22 - May 3
With professional instruction, Natural Family Planning has proven itself to be safe, effective, and a moral way for couples to plan their families. It is a method which respects the meaning of human sexuality as God created it and thus marital love is enhanced and strengthened. This class series the Office of Marriage and Family Life is offering in the SymptoPro™ Method of Natural Family Planning will be conducted by Kelly Donahue of the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The dates of the class series are May 3, May 17, May 31 and June 28, 2019. Hours are 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. The classes will be held in the Most Holy Trinity Family Life Center in Covington. The cost is $100 and includes all classes and materials. Preregistration is required.Read More -
April 24 - June 28
Registration is going on for our 3-Day-Retreat at St Mary Of The Pines in Chatawa MS. This is a ladies only retreat with the theme of "The Power of Praying Women". $170 for single; $140 double and triple occupancy. June 28-30. Limited space. Reserve today. Registration forms in back of church.Read More -
April 26 - April 28
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat, scheduled for April 26-28, 2019, is a retreat to help those women and men who are hurting from an abortion or miscarriage. The retreat is confidential and non-judgmental. All faiths are welcome. The cost is $190/person, but financial assistance is available. Priest Facilitator is Fr. Robert Cavalier. For more information, please contact the retreat facilitators: Pam Richard –(504) 460-9360/ richj504@bellsouth.net or Donna Scheuermann-(504)258-9183/ or donnas@1791.com.Read More -
April 27, 12:00 AM - April 28, 11:30 PM
This weekend, our special collection supports the Catholic Home Missions Appeal. Nearly half our country is considered mission territory. This appeal helps our brothers and sisters here in the United States who do not have access to basic pastoral services like Mass, the sacraments, and religious education. Through your support, the Catholic Home Missions Appeal helps these mission dioceses form vibrant faith communities and strengthens the Church at home. Please be generous.Read More -
Saturday, April 27, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Notre Dame Seminary will host an Art Show on Saturday, April 27, 2019, from 5:00 PM-9:00 PM in Schulte Auditorium. Art from Notre Dame Seminarians, St. Rita's Catholic School Students, as well as local and national artists will be on display. Proceeds will benefit Red Cloud Indian School. For more information, contact David Bailey by email at dbailey@nds.edu.Read More -
Sunday, April 28
Jesus said to him, "Have you come to believe because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed." - John 20:29Read More -
Sunday, April 28, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
All are invited to a Healing Mass and Anointing of the Sick on Sunday, April 28, 2019, at 1:00 PM at St. Mary's Assumption Church. You may visit the National Shrine of Blessed Seelos at 919 Josephine St., New Orleans before and after Mass.Read More -
Monday, April 29, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
All those interested in becoming a mentor at St Anthony School or in assisting us in the Isaiah 43 Mentorship Program, please come to the informational meeting Monday April 29 at 6:30 pm in the St Anthony Cafeteria. We can use volunteers also in assisting us in soliciting local businesses for gift cards and/or grants to provide food and entertainment to mentors and mentorees.Read More -
Tuesday, April 30, 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
The Office of Justice and Peace, Office of Racial Harmony, and Isaiah 43 Program are hosting their monthly Peace Prayer Walk on Tuesday, April 30, 2019. We will gather at 6:00 PM at St. Martha Parish located at 2555 Apollo Ave., Harvey, LA 70058. All are invited to attend as we follow Pope Francis’ calling to be in the community to encounter and dialogue with others to promote peace. For more information, contact Kristina Gibson at (504) 310-8772.Read More -
Tuesday, April 30, 6:30 PM
In this novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help (also known as Our Mother of Perpetual Help from this icon pictured on the left) we pay tribute to the Blessed Virgin Mary in asking for her assistance. This picture of the Blessed Mother with her Divine Son above has helped her provide strength, comfort and even miracles to the faithful for centuries! .......... Oh Mother of Perpetual Help, grant that I may ever invoke your powerful name, the protection of the living and the salvation of the dying. Purest Mary, let your name henceforth be ever on my lips. Delay not, Blessed Lady, to rescue me whenever I call on you. In my temptations, in my needs, I will never cease to call on you, ever repeating your sacred name, Mary, Mary. What a consolation, what sweetness, what confidence fills my soul when I utter your sacred name or even only think of you! I thank the Lord for having given you so sweet, so powerful, so lovely a name. But I will not be content with merely uttering your name. Let my love for you prompt me ever to hail you Mother of Perpetual Help. Mother of Perpetual Help, pray for me and grant me the favor I confidently ask of you. (Then say three Hail Marys).......... First placed in the Church of San Matteo in Rome in 1499, the picture was thought to be lost at one point after Napoleon’s armies sacked that church in 1798. Fortunately, however, it was in the care of the Augustinian fathers until Pope Pius IX ordered that the icon be given to the Redemptorist order at the Church of St. Alphonsus in Rome in 1866 for public viewing once again. Since then it has been copied and venerated in churches and homes all over the world. Note in this picture how Jesus, while safely cradled in his mother’s arms, looks anxiously at St. Gabriel the Archangel, who holds the cross and nails for His Crucifixion. (St. Michael the Archangel, at left, holds the lance, spear, and the vessel of vinegar and gall for our Lord's Passion as well.) The Blessed Mother looks at us solemnly, perhaps as if in contemplation of her beloved Son’s future Passion and death for our salvation! Remember that when we pray this novena to our Lady of Perpetual Help, that we are not choosing to worship her over her Divine Son. She is "our Mother on the order of grace,” according to a Vatican II document, and all the graces Mary gives us come directly from our Lord. She is always ready to intercede with Him on our behalf, but never for anything contrary to His wishes. As long as we approach her as we do Him, with sincerely humble and contrite hearts, we can count on her aid and guidance. Mary’s last spoken words in the Gospels concerned her Son when she said at the wedding feast at Cana “Do whatever he tells You” (John 2:5). If we persevere in our intentions to do Christ’s will for us, we are doing hers as well.Read More -
Wednesday, May 1
There are many things you can do to help end abortion, and we provide ten suggestions here, based on some of the most proven and effective pro-life strategies.Read More -
Wednesday, May 1
Al Mansfield, Coordinator -- Office Hours MWF 10-5 -- 1901 Division St Metairie LA -- CCRNO Prayer Meeting and Mass 7:30 pm Every Wednesday at St Benilde -- Youth Prayer Meeting at Rummel Raider Room at 7:30 pm Sunday Nights.Read More -
Wednesday, May 1, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Come join the St Vincent DePaul Society or come volunteer to help the poor in our parishes.Read More -
Wednesday, May 1, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Learning to Read as Prayer Without Ceasing Dr. Jennifer Heil, Professor of Literature at St. Joseph Seminary College Wednesday, May 1st Lectio Divina, the prayerful reading of Scripture, has a long-standing tradition in the Catholic Church, but we need not think of reflective reading as limited to the Bible alone. Drawing on the wisdom of great writers, this talk will outline both how they teach us to read better–whatever book we pick up–and how this deeper reading leads us to more loving and contemplative living. Register for Dr. Heil’s Talk at: www.les-nds-heil.eventbrite.comRead More -
Wednesday, May 1, 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM
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Thursday, May 2, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
The National Day of Prayer is an annual day of observance held on the first Thursday of May, designated by the United States Congress, when people are asked "to turn to God in prayer and meditation". Each year since its inception, the president has signed a proclamation, encouraging all Americans to pray on this day. Event for Gretna to be held at 2nd and Huey P Long in front of City Hall. May 2 from Noon to 1:00 pm. Theme: Love One AnotherRead More -
Friday, May 3, 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus will be held at St Anthony Church every 1st Friday after the 8:30 am morning mass.Read More -
Friday, May 3, 7:00 PM - 10:00 AM
The MIR Group will be hosting an event with Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR, on May 3, 2019, 7:00 PM-10:00 PM at the NDS Schulte Hall.Read More -
Saturday, May 4
You are invited to break away with your spouse and spend quality time enriching your marriage. Please join us on our upcoming Married Couples Retreat at the newly renovated St Joseph Abbey’s Christian Life Retreat Center in Covington, La. A Married Couples Retreat does not mean that someone is failing but rather it is a falling into the arms of our Lord. A couples retreat is giving you and your beloved the opportunity to find rest, strength, and enrichment, which is something we all need! A once a year commitment to attending a retreat as a couple is a great habit that will bless and deepen your love for God and each other! To register (504) 830-3716 or visit www.FaithandMarriage.org . Suggested donation of $275 is requested but not required because cost should never be a reason why a couple cannot make a weekend!Read More -
Tuesday, May 7, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
The Pentecostal Devotion to the Holy Spirit, a series of evenings featuring the Rosary and a reflection on the Holy Spirit in preparation for Pentecost, will be held at St. Dominic Church, 775 Harrison Avenue, NewOrleans. The dates, topics, and featured speakers are May 7 on “The Prophets” with Fr. Dennis Hayes, May 13 on “The Incarnation” with Fr. James Wehner, May 21 on “The Gifts of the Holy Spirit” with Fr. Jose Lavastida, May 28 on “The Fruit of the Spirit” with Archbishop Gregory Aymond, and June 4 on “The Forgiving of Sins” with Fr. John Restreop, O.P. All evenings begin with recitation of the Rosary at 6:00 PM followed by a reflection.Read More
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April 25 tends to bring clear skies and plenty of sunshine. Here are some ideas for how to get the most out of the “best date” of the year, as well as the entire spring season.
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If you stop to really look at it, there are many “hidden” figures in the Bible — the not so obvious people lining the details of our favorite stories in Scripture. These men and women may take on a...
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Pope Francis goes on to call for a change in our habits in order to preserve the environment we have been blessed with and called to protect. Following in his footsteps, here are some ideas for how...
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Photo Albums
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Palm Sunday Procession
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2018 Blessing of the Pets
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Chili Cook Off 2018
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St Joseph Altar March 19, 2019
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St Nick Pics 2018
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2018 Advent Mission
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2018 Biker Blessing
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2018 St Joseph Gala
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Ursuline Trip
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Fr Gary in Medjugorje
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Today's Readings / Lecturas Del Día
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Reading 1 Acts 3:11-26Responsorial Psalm ps 8:2ab and 5, 6-7, 8-9Gospel Lk 24:35-48
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Primera lectura Hch 3, 11-26Salmo Responsorial Salmo 8, 2a y 5. 6-7. 8-9Evangelio Lc 24, 35-48
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Mass Times
- Saturday: 4:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Sunday: 7:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN 9:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN 11:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN 6:30 PM EnglishEnglishEN Haitian Creole
- MonFri 12:10 PM EnglishEnglishEN
- Tuesday: 6:30 PM EnglishEnglishEN Perpetual Help Novena said during mass
- 1st Friday: 8:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN followed by adoration to 12:00 noon benediction
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Confession Times
- Tuesday: 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM and on request
- Saturday: 3:00 PM to 3:45 PM and on request
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Adoration Times
- Monday: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Rosary and Adoration take place 1 hr before Noon Mass M-F
- Tuesday: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Rosary and Adoration take place 1 hr before Noon Mass M-F
- Wednesday: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Rosary and Adoration take place 1 hr before Noon Mass M-F
- Thursday: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Rosary and Adoration take place 1 hr before Noon Mass M-F
- Friday: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Rosary and Adoration take place 1 hr before Noon Mass M-F
- 1st Friday: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
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Welcome to St. Joseph Catholic Church
Since 1857, when Fr. Thaddaeus Anwander, CSSR, celebrated the first Mass in Gretna on Christmas Day, until the present time, God has blessed our St. Joseph Parish with dedicated priests, religious nuns, and laymen and women, to carry on the life of St, Joseph Parish.
May this Website help us to acknowledge our past, to recognize our brothers and sisters in Christ of the present, and to unite our parish family ever more in the future. -
Parish News
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April 25
Join us on a 15-day Pilgrimage in the Footsteps of St. Paul through Turkey and Greece October 16 – October 30, 2019 In Turkey, we will visit the Seven Churches of the Apocalypse, Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus, and the House of Our Lady. In Greece, we will visit Philippi, Thessaloniki, Corinth, and Athens. Tour includes all air flights, daily Mass, all meals, first class hotels, guides, etc. Father Gary Copping from St. Joseph Church in Gretna will be our Spiritual Guide. For a detailed itinerary or more information, contact Carol Becnel, (504) 330-3415.Read More -
April 24
On April 13, Mr Norman Landeche IV and Miss Gabrielle Relle were united in the Bonds of Holy Matrimony. Let us rejoice in this union of Mr and Mrs Norman Landeche IV and give praise and glory to God.Read More -
April 21
EASTER MISSION Saturday, May 4th and Sunday May, 5th ...........Announcements in Mass %%%%%%%% WEEK ONE: 1st Meeting...................Who is God for you? Do you believe in God, and why? Have you experienced in your life that’s God exists? %%%%%%%2nd Meeting.................Who are you? What do you live for? What is the meaning of your life? Are you happy? %%%%%%WEEK TWO: 3rd Meeting...................Announcement of the Kerygma: the announcement of salvation, if you listen and believe, you will be saved 4th Meeting...................KERYGMA, announcement of the Gospel, call to conversion and Penitential Celebration %%%%%WEEK THREE: 5th Meeting.................Discovering ourselves in the Scripture: Abraham 6th Meeting..................Discovering our lives in the Scripture: Exodus %%%%%WEEK FOUR: 7th Meeting..................Dialogue on the Scripture and the Word of God 8th Meeting...................Celebration of the Word of God Friday, May 31st to Sunday June 2nd.........................................RetreatRead More -
April 11
With professional instruction, Natural Family Planning has proven itself to be safe, effective, and a moral way for couples to plan their families. It is a method which respects the meaning of human sexuality as God created it and thus marital love is enhanced and strengthened. This class series the Office of Marriage and Family Life is offering in the SymptoPro™ Method of Natural Family Planning will be conducted by Kelly Donahue of the Archdiocese of New Orleans. The dates of the class series are May 3, May 17, May 31 and June 28, 2019. Hours are 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. The classes will be held in the Most Holy Trinity Family Life Center in Covington. The cost is $100 and includes all classes and materials. Preregistration is required.Read More
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March 24
The International Day of the Unborn Child is celebrated on March 25, in conjunction with the Feast of the Annunciation. First officially celebrated in Argentina in 1999 under the Pontificate of Pope St. John Paul II, this day is a celebration of the value and dignity of every human person from the moment of conception, as well as a day of remembrance for those unborn children who have lost their lives to the violence of abortion. The Holy Father linked this day to the feast of the Annunciation to honor the day when God was conceived and became an unborn child in the womb of Our Blessed Mother. Though celebrated in conjunction with the feast of the Annunciation, the Day of the Unborn Child is not an exclusively Catholic or Christian event. Any pro-life group, whether affiliated with a faith or not, is welcome and encouraged to participate in local events or form their own events to celebrate human life. How is it celebrated worldwide? This feast has been celebrated in many different ways throughout the world by churches, pro-life groups, schools, etc. Many Churches pray the Rosary or offer a Mass or Holy Hour for the preborn. Some groups spiritually adopt unborn children and pray for them and their mothers. Rosary processions or prayerful marches to abortion clinics or government buildings are also good ways to celebrate this day. Some Churches hold fundraisers, such as a banquet or baby shower, in which proceeds go to support local pro-life groups or crisis pregnancy centers. HLI actively promotes this day worldwide by coordinating and sending representatives to events such as Masses and prayer vigils for life, educational seminars and conferences on life and the family, pro-life rallies and marches, etc. in many different countries throughout the world. To find out what kinds of Day of the Unborn Child events are in your area, check with your local pro-life groups, churches, or Knights of Columbus Councils to see if they have anything planned, or visit the Day of the Unborn Child website: http://dayoftheunbornchild.com/, and search for “Events.” Don’t miss this day to celebrate the gift of human life! How can I celebrate this day? +Spiritually adopt an unborn child and pray for him and his mother for nine months. +Organize local Marches for Life or Rosary processions to abortion clinics or government buildings. +Hold a fundraiser for pro-life groups or crisis pregnancy centers. Offer a Mass or a prayer vigil for life. +Organize a Life Chain in your town. +Pray outside an abortion clinic. +Host a pro-life movie night. +Pass out pro-life literature at your church. +Set up a “cemetery of the innocents” somewhere in your community to witness to all the lives lost because of abortion.Read More -
March 18
On behalf of St Joseph Church & Shrine, the Mother Church of 14 Parishes in West Jefferson Parish, I want to thank the following people for their hard work and commitment to our St Joseph Altar. Without them, it would have never come together: Mary Alford, Jeanette Allain, Melanie Andrews, Ann Badeaux, Harry Bale, Soney Becknel, Sandi Bertholot, Celie Bordelon, Barbara Boudreaux, Betty Bradford, Dale Braun, Barbara Burnett, Emmett Burnett, Elaine Calvo, Helen Cannaliato, Ronnie Cantin, Susan Capdeville, Don Caskey, Cathy Casler, A.J. Chauvin, Michelle Cherry, Alice Chivleatto, Emile Cloutet, Paul Coles, Lisa Comeaux, Leon Cuccia, John Dalton, Kathy Danjean, Louis Dieterich, Stephanie Dieterich, Dan Downs, Ellie Dubreuil, Sandra Duplantis, Lynne Duvic, Herbi Este, Michelle Este, Glenn Esteve, Frank Falgoust, Cindy Falterman, Peggy Foley, Anna Ford, Mary Gates, Emily Gegenheimer, Kim Giglio, Mike Giglio, Mireya A. Goodwyne, Lulu Greene, Janice Gros, Mary Earl Guidry, Clara Harrison, Cheryl Hebert, Skippy Hebert, Gail Heine, Marsha Helton, Darrell Hollis, Toni Hollis, Karen Joia, Russell Kospelich, Mitzi Labadot, Linda Laborde, Darnell LeBlanc, Kenny LeBlanc, Peggy LeBlanc, Roy LeBlanc, Jackie Majeste, Richard Majeste, Geri Mayville, Ed Moise Jr, Debbie Morse, Arthur Newby, Mary Grace Orsag, Mandrake Ozan, Vincent Papia, Pat Pittman, Barbara Quates, Kathy Reaney, Antoinette Richard, Willie Rigney, Howard Robichaux, Howard Roos, Sylvia Schwartz, Sandra Sider, Faith Siragusa, Steve Siragusa, Debbie Swiler, Juliette Swiler, Merline Tauzier, Jane Thieler, Beth Bowman Tomlinson, Mance Tutt, A. Rick Valladares, Katherine Verrette, Carol Weathers, Mary Helen Williams, Marilyn Wilson, and Yvonne Zuppardo. Thank you also to our Holy Family: Ozzie Welch (Joseph), Grace Casady (Mary), Grayson Klyza (Jesus), Drew Klyza (Angel), and Harper Weeks (Angel). We are grateful to Archbishop Aymond for celebrating the Mass on our Feast Day.Read More -
March 18
Crusade Magazine is a bi-monthly publication of The American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property. It seeks to educate the public on the issues that affect them most, by applying the Church’s inexhaustible teachings to national and international events, culture, history and much more. In their March/April 2019 issue they explain the tradition of the St Joseph Altar and feature two pictures of our Altar along with kudos for celebrating the Altar each year.Read More -
March 17
We are excited to announce the implementation of mentoring at St. Anthony School in order to fulfill the call of Our Family Prayer; to bless and protect our youth that they may be peacemakers of our time. For the last two years, our parents have discovered ways to form their children in faith with the help of Isaiah 43’s parenting fellowship, and now we will begin learning about ways to support this program as a parish community. The Isaiah 43 Program has been successful in several other parishes and it can be successful here at St. Joseph/St. Anthony Parish with our help.Read More -
March 12
YDisciple, a leading resource in youth small group discipleship, has been under the care of the Augustine Institute of Denver, Colorado for the last seven years. The Augustine Institute recently invited NET Ministries to take ownership of YDisciple and realize the greater potential available. +++++ YDisciple is currently used by over 1,000 parishes around the world providing video lessons, discussion guides, parent resources, and training to help teens grow as disciples. It is one of the leading digital Catholic Evangelization platforms in the world, empowering faithful adults -- parents, volunteers, and parish staff -- to accompany teens in a small group setting. YDisciple is not "just another program." It is an apprenticeship in the Christian life. The trends in Catholic youth ministry and parish ministry in general are moving toward more small faith communities and small groups, and YDisciple is the only resource on the Catholic youth market designed with small groups in mind.Read More -
March 5
We are happy to make the following resource available in our effort to curb and to work towards an end of the scourge of pornography: A new website with cutting edge resources and trainings for parents, educators, ministry leaders, and those who are struggling. It will include a list of counselors in the area who are trained to help families and those affected by this issue: cleanheart.online/nolaRead More -
March 1
Online Giving provides a convenient way to make financial contributions to your church. In addition, Online Giving is a convenient way to make payments for such things as events or tuition. Donate to either St Joseph or St Anthony by using the link provided on our website. If you would like to use Online Giving to donate to your St Joseph Church and Shrine, please click on the Online Giving link create an account. If you have questions about your account or are having trouble logging into Online Giving, please contact Customer Support at 1-800-348-2886. St Anthony Church is also on www.stjosephgretna.com link for online donations.Read More -
March 1
The RISE 30-Day Challenge has transformed thousands of lives with a practical plan to help you live out your faith where it matters most...in everyday life. Join thousands men from around the world for an experience unlike any other starting March 6th.Read More
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