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March 19, 2025 · posted in Parishioner Group

We come together with hearts full of gratitude for the incredible team that led the Light of the World retreat. Your dedication, faith, and hard work have truly been a blessing to all of us. From the thoughtful planning to the heartfelt guidance, you have created an experience that has deepened our faith, strengthened our community, and brought us closer to God.

Your selflessness, prayers, and efforts have made this retreat a time of reflection, renewal, and spiritual growth. We are so thankful for your leadership and the love you have poured into every moment. May God continue to bless each of you abundantly for the way you have served Him and His people.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

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Doug Robichaux

Mar 19

Derek, we so much enjoy spending time with y’all and the Lord! Your comments are so well said and

heartfelt! Icing on the cake was the Monday night testimonies! Jesus wants us to continue Evangelizing, so if you have any friends or someone just looking for a good reset with Jesus please help us get them to the retreat next year! Thank you and Cindy for coming!

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Derek Segura

March 19, 2025 · and Doug Robichaux joined Catholic Art

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Nicholas St. Germain

March 18, 2025 · posted in Parishioner Group

After a retreat.

Here is a great resource for those who just finished the Light of the World retreat. Comment below what your biggest takeaways were from the retreat and the impact it has had thus far. https://hallow.app.link/ScdSgI1YPRb

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Henrietta chambers

Mar 19

I want to say THANK YOU TO ALL who worked so hard for The Light of the World Retreat!!! It has been a life changing experience!!! First Thank you Jesus for dying to save us ALL!

Thank you!!! Father Broussard, David Rogers, Chris Hebert, Stephanie Martin, Brandy & Josh St. Germain & their Awesome sons Noah, Luke & Ethan, Arlene Bodin, Mark Beslin, Lolo & Doug Robicheaux, Jeremy Molaison, Coy & J.C. Fitch, Diana Leblanc, Audrey Hebert, Ellen Switzer. Thank you to Sandra Rogers, Goldie Breaux, & Dana Bourgeois for the amazing food!!!

A special Thank you to Nicholas St. Germain!!!

I am blessed to have shared this experience with Monica Duplantis, Mary Johnson, and my amazing new friends Naomi & Chris Reese, Dodd Davis, beautiful Miss Hazel, Dawn Suggs, RP Fitch, Joann Hungerford, Dean Dahse, Derrick & Cindy Segura!!!

I pray everyone has the opportunity to share this MOST AMAZING RETREAT!!!

There are no WORDS to truly describe how I feel. I feel closer to God, like he is truly on the side of me and in my heart all at the same time. I feel free!!!

My KEY TAKE AWAY is that ALL anyone needs to do is ask for forgiveness from God, Jesus has already paid the price for our sins!!! It is so clear NOW!!

Thanks so very much!

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Molly Fitch

March 15, 2025 · posted in Parishioner Group

I ordered these books from Word on Fire for Ory for Easter. Both are beautifully illustrated. Giovanni and the Fava Beans was written by a native of New Orleans and the illustrator lives in Covington. Beautiful books to introduce the faith to our children and grandchildren. Great gifts for Easter.

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Becky Morris

Mar 16

Thanks, I’ll check them out.

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Jeremy Molaison

March 12, 2025 · posted in Catholic Art

Our Lenten sacrifices do not compare

If you find yourself struggling with your lenten sacrifices, remember what He sacrificed. May God Bless you all this lent.

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Guy Robichaux

Mar 12

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Today’s Meditation

"Throughout Sacred Scripture, we find that when God's people fast, the power of their prayers is increased, especially when they are engaged in spiritual warfare. In the Old Testament, the Lord told Isaiah that a fast properly undertaken would 'loose the bonds of wickedness ... undo the thongs of the yoke ... let the oppressed go free' (Is. 58:6) ... In the New Testament, we find that Jesus fasted for forty days and nights in the wilderness in preparation for His battle with Satan, who came to tempt Him (see Lk 4:1-2) ... If prayer is a spiritual weapon, fasting is the spiritual whetstone on which it is sharpened. It's the spiritual muscle that, when exercised regularly, strengthens the thrust of that weapon to pierce the Enemy and drive him away." —Paul Thigpen, p. 42

An excerpt from Manual for Spiritual Warfare