ST. HUBERT

Catholic church 176 Anthony F. Monica Street

Garyville, LA 70051

Phone: 985-535-3312 www.sthubertgaryville.org

Email address: sthubert@rtconline.com

WEEKEND MASSES: Saturday: 4:00 P.M.- Vigil Mass

Confessions: 3:15 P.M. - 3:45 P.M

or by appointment.

Sunday: 7:00 A.M. & 10:00 A.M.

Confessions: 9:20A.M. - 9:40 A.M.

WEEKDAY MASSES: Tuesday - Friday:

8:00 A.M. - At the Rectory’s Chapel

7:30 A.M. - Praying of the Holy Rosary

*First Friday of the month (in church)

- Immediately following mass - Holy Hour

with Exposition and Benediction

Parish Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday

9:00a.m. –2:00p.m.

Novena Prayers: Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help:

Wednesday after the 8:00am Mass

First Friday Novena to the Sacred Heart:

Offered ten minutes before the 8:00a.m. Mass.

Parish Staff

Fr. Joel P. Cantones, Pastor

Rev. Mr. Garland J. Roussel, Jr.

Deacon, 985-535-2781

Suzanne Hebert, Secretary

BAPTISM: Please contact the Parish Office or Deacon

Garland to begin the preparation process.

FUNERALS: Please contact Fr. Joel or Deacon Garland

immediately before completing the final arrangements.

MATRIMONY: Arrangement must be made with

Deacon Garland or Fr. Joel at least 6 months in advance.

JOINING OUR PARISH: Welcome to St. Hubert

Parish! If you are interested in joining our parish, please

complete a Parish Registration form located on the

Activity Table in the Church and return it to the Parish

office by email, mail, or in person.

MASS INTENTIONS Saturday 12 4:00 p.m. Antonio Olivier, Fred DeFrancesch, Peggy & Sam F. Miano, Nelwyn Jacob, Glen Keating, Mr. & Mrs. Horace

Waguespack, Glendora Waguespack Rich, Irma St. Pierre, Karen & Lanny Cambre, William & Edna Miano, Ches-ter & Ethel Louque, Darren “Pete” Laroze, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Laroze, Burt Cashio, Sidney & Lise Matherne, Gwen Miano, Ruth Mae Gauthier

Sunday 13 7:00 a.m. St. Hubert Parishioners

Sunday 13 10:00a.m. Sammy Miano, Sr., Paul E. Trosclair, Sr., John Williams & Sons, Edgar Trosclair

Tuesday 15 8:00 a.m. Huey Tamplain

Wednesday 16 8:00 a.m. Clarence Marse

Thursday 17 8:00 a.m.

Friday 18 8:00 a.m. The Poor Souls in Purgatory

Saturday 19 4:00 p.m. Clarence Marse, Antonio Olivier, Fred DeFrancesch, Paul, Mickey, & Joyce Oncale, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Duhe, Her-man, Jeanne, Glynn, Nicole, Barry Entremont, Frank & Frances Roccaforte, O.J. & Rosetta Trosclair, Omer & Gladys Trosclair, Gloria Loupe, Richard & Catherine Oubre, Burt Cashio, Gwen Miano

Sunday 20 7:00 a.m. Marcel & Barbara Falgoust, Frank, Vita, Anthony, Fano, Anna Monica, Lee Anna & Haydel Waguespack, Sr., Billy Borne,

Ronald Amedee, Hilton Louque, Sr., Hamilton Haydel, Wallace Boe, Floyd Boe, Ulger Landry, Danny Guillot, Charles Boe,

Joseph, Marie, Norman Paul, & Bobby Ory, Junius Roussell, Jr., Kierston Roussel, Raini Scioneaux, Brennan Clement, Alden

Badeaux, Sr. & Family, Felix LeBouef & Family, Pete & Janice LeBouef, Mildred Schexnayder,

Sunday 20 10:00a.m. St. Hubert Parishioners

Mass Schedule

4:00PM Saturday

June 12, 2021

7:00AM Sunday

June 13, 2021

10:00AM Sunday

June 13, 2021

4:00PM Saturday

June 19, 2021

7:00AM Sunday

June 20, 2021

10:00AM Sunday

June 20, 2021 Lectors Cindy Monica Carl Monica Nancy Ocmond Pauline Roussel Carl Monica Jaycee Bennett

Communion Ministers

Marion Becnel Amy Daigle Jennifer Duhe Amy Daigle

Collection Counters

Alternative team Alternative team

PRAY FOR OUR SICK

Dale Tamplain, Betty Bourgeois, Brady LeBoeuf, Scolastie St. Pierre, Fay Marse, R.W. Stoker, Penny Vicknair, Chris Heltz, Marga-

ret Volion, Steve Tregre, Carolyn Tregre, Stephen Ocmand, Gregg Kruse, Robin Bourgeois, Cathy Borne, Jessica Millet,

Jenny Torres Madere , Mary Falgoust Martin, Tony Monica, Lois Tamplain, Eldon “Peewee” Tregre, Jonathon Perret, E.J. Doming, Betty M. Acosta, Leona Miano, Earl Gorio, Ethel Trosclair, Ranney Wilson, Joanna LeBlanc, Justin Lopez, Amelia Gautreau, Janice Millet, Donna Terrio, Rosie W. Monica, Danny Roussel, Aniston

Cancienne, Braylee Lambert, Carl Schutz, Sr., Shorty Brignac, Reily Cleveland, Beryl LeBouef, Warren Laiche, Sr. Darrin Roussel,

Lawrence Laiche, Laura & Poppy Amedee, Pat Landry, Joyce & Larry Brown, Audrey Millet, John Cox, Alvin Brignac, Elise Amedee,

Kynlee Bueche, Evie Dodge, Odile Ryan, Todd Tregre

Please call the Parish Office to add a name to our Prayer List.

Property Sale Update: The Faith House and the 3 sur-

rounding lots are now under contract to be purchased

in the next week. Our vacant lot (Lot 10, Square B,

Block 32) on Anthony F. Monica Street is under con-

tract to be purchased in the next 30 days.

The Church office has been moved to the Parish Hall.

Please note that our mailing address is now 176 Anthony

F. Monica Street.

St. Hubert Church will hold our annual

Independence Day Celebration on

Sunday, July 4, 2021. This is our big-

gest fundraiser. Raffle Tickets have

been mailed to all envelope contrib-

uting parishioners. Please return the

sold tickets to the Parish Office or rec-

tory or the collection basket in Church.

Additional raffle tickets are available in

the Church office or on the Activity ta-

ble in the Church. Thank you for your

generosity.

FEAST OF FAITH

The Preparation of the Altar

The altar is the focal point of our churches. It is

a sign of Christ in our midst; indeed, it has been

said that “the altar is Christ” (Dedication of an Al-

tar, 4). The altar is a table “on which the sacrifice

of the cross is perpetuated in mystery throughout

the ages until Christ comes”; but it is also the place

for a festive meal: “a table at which the Church’s

children assemble to give thanks to God and re-

ceive the body and blood of Christ” (Dedication of

an Altar, 4).

Both these functions of the altar are clear in the

rites for the preparation of the altar that follow the

general intercessions, which remind us of the prep-

arations we make at home for a festive meal. The

deacon or altar servers come forward and, bowing,

place a cloth known as a corporal (from the Latin

for “body”) over the altar cloth. They place the

chalice, the cup to be used in the celebration of the

Eucharist, and the Sacramentary or Roman Missal,

which contains the prayers of the Mass, on the altar.

These reverent preparations help us to focus on

what is about to happen: the sharing of a holy meal,

a solemn sacrifice. —Corinna Laughlin, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

THE CHURCH AND THE SPIRIT

Where the Church is, there is the Spirit of God; and

where the Spirit of God is, there is the Church and all

grace, and the Spirit is truth. —St. Irenaeus

HEARTFELT

I would rather say five words devoutly with my

heart than five thousand which my soul does not relish

with affection and understanding. —St. Edmund the Martyr

HONESTY

The most important person to be honest with is my-

self. —Anonymous

GOD’S TIME

We either pay attention to or ignore “clock time” as

we play in the summer sun and note the earth’s tilt and the

lengthening days. We live by time. We reckon time in seconds

and minutes and hours, or we use broader chunks like supper-

time and summertime.

God keeps another sort of time. God speaks to us of

“saving time,” that is, the time of salvation. This sense of time

is called kairos, and this time is always now, always present

and available, always revealing, often surprising.

This Sunday’s readings alert us to the reality and the

import of God’s time. Ezekiel and the Gospel of Mark remind

us that our labor and our plotting and our planning rest in God.

For God takes our smallest efforts and makes of them great

works. Paul points us to the “harvest” time, urges us to be

watchful for its coming, and calls us to recognize that we must

spend our time pleasing God.

Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.

There will be line dancing

with Fr. Joel on Tuesday,

June 15th at 6:00PM in

the Parish Hall.