Religious Education

Our religious education program assists families in the faith formation/education for kindergarten through 11th grade students.

RCIC/RCIA is the initiation of un-baptized adults or children into the richness of the Catholic faith. The RCIC/RCIA is the process through which the Catholic Church welcomes new members.

First Communion 2021

Mason Alexander

Jio'vanny R. Aggison

Jon M. Belton

Anthony R. Guillory

Colin B. Hardison

Matthew J. Leday

Leighton R. Malbrough

Adrean T. Richard

Javon V. Sam, Jr.

Antonio J. Singleton

Arynn D. Small

Ja'Nyla Wright

Religious Education Registration

2021-2022

Religious Education Registration will begin July 12th thru August 31st in the Parish Office. The Directors of Religious Education will be available in the vestibule of the church after each mass on the weekends of August 22nd and 29th.

Registration fee is $10.00 for the first child and $5.00 per child for any additional children.

First time student and First Communion students must submit a copy of their Baptism certificate. Confirmation students must submit a copy of their Baptism & First Communion certificates.

CCD class will begin on Sunday, September 12th.

For questions or additional information, please contact the parish office at 337-942-2732. Click here for Registration Form

Religious Education session will be done virtually through Zoom beginning Sunday, September 12th. If there is any change in the near future, it will be announced, and the the parents/guardians will be notified in advance.

Confirmation Mass 6-27-2020

First Communion 6/14/2020

2020 First Communicant

Kaylen Breaux

Shaylen Breaux

Jaydon Chenier

Kailey Davis

Kenedee B. Dupre

Jayda Hall

Jaydon Hall

Da’Coryan Joseph

Rachel Lafrance

Kynnedi Leday

Shannon Sampa, III

Zendaya Savoy

Carter Thierry

Conrad Vallare

The Catholic Journey

Are You Considering Becoming Catholic?

Are You a Catholic Interested in Being Confirmed?

Are You A confirmed Catholic Who’s Ready to Explore Your Faith Anew?

Each year men and women embark on an exploration of the Catholic faith. Some are deciding if they are called into the Catholic church; others have been Catholic all their lives and are now interested in discovering what this really means. Together we witness to the fact that our search for God is a lifelong journey, a journey on which we make the most progress when we walk it with others and with intention.