Sacred Heart Parish has several devotions that take place each week in church.
- The Holy Rosary is prayed every Saturday morning at 7:30 a.m. for the intentions of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and for peace in our world & families.
- The Holy Rosary is prayed each Tuesday morning at 9 a.m.
- The Pro-Life Rosary is prayed each Wednesday morning at 6 a.m.
- The Pro-Life Rosary is prayed on the first Saturday of each month after 8:00 a.m. Mass.
- The Divine Mercy Chaplet is prayed each Thursday morning at 6:10 a.m.
- Thursday before the first Friday of each month a Eucharistic Holy Hour with Exposition of Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m.
- The litany of the Sacred Heart is prayed each First Friday after Holy Mass at 6:30am.
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Parish Staff
Very Rev. Fr. Thomas Voorhies, V.F.
Pastor
Rev. Fr. Blake Dubroc
Parochial Vicar
Deacon Scott Peyton
Michelle West
Secretary
Carolyn Perrodin
Bookkeeper
Tiffany Alfred
Coordinator of Religious Education
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Pastoral Council
Eva Guillory, Chairman
Kathy Coldiron
Jessica Fontenot
Leah Hollier
Sheila Miller
Perry Meche
Tim Donovan
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Parish Trustees
Jeanor Fontenot
Christopher Stromer
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Finance Council
Diana Reed
Bill Brunet
Jimmie Vidrine
John Mayeux
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Religious Education
Sacred Heart School
Dawn C. Shipp
High School Principal
Virginia Morein
Elementary School Principal
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Baptismal Instruction: Michael & Angela Manuel
Meet Our New Transitional Deacon…
My name is Casey Rene Dugas and I am the transitional deacon who has been assigned to your parish for a period of pastoral internship. In order to introduce myself here is some information about myself. I am 25 years of age and am originally from the New Iberia area, specifically growing up between Loureaville and St. Martinville, though I study for Sacred Heart in Baldwin, La. I am a 2013 graduate from Catholic High School. I have one younger brother, named Kelly, and come from a family rooted in providing service work in the oilfield through the family business of natural gas compressor repair. Upon graduating from high school I entered seminary formation and proceeded to graduate from St. Joseph Seminary College in 2017 and am now entering my final year of seminary studies at Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans. Some interesting facts about myself. I am an avid outdoorsman enjoying hunting, fishing, and camping. I was also an amateur forester during my time in college seminary. I possess some proficiency in three languages (English, Spanish, and Latin), unfortunately, French is not one of them though I am very willing to learn. I also really love to cook almost as much as I enjoy eating a good meal. I look forward to getting to know you, the parishioners of Sacred Heart and pray that my time in your parish will be one of many mutual blessings for all. I hope to start in the parish June 1 though you may see me around earlier and I urge all of you not to hesitate to pull me aside to talk or even invite me to your homes. I enjoy a good cup of coffee and conversation and would be delighted to be invited to your homes to enjoy both. I am being sent to your parish to serve you in my role as a deacon and hopefully through the internship round out my final year of formation to make me the best candidate for the priesthood before I am ordained next year. In this way, I see this upcoming time in your parish as one that is exceedingly special and important. This is why I am so excited to be assigned to your parish. I hope to get to know all of you during my time of internship in your parish.
Sincerely,
Dcn. Casey Rene Dugas
Dear parishioners,
My name is Fr. Andrew Killeen and the bishop has graciously assigned me as the new parochial vicar of Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ, its mission of Sacred Heart in Belaire Cove and St. Joseph Catholic Church. I am grateful to the bishop in giving me this assignment. I also cannot wait to begin my priestly assignment. Though I plan to explain more about my background once I get there, I am a native of Lafayette and come from St. Pius X Catholic Church. I also attended Catholic school my entire life and am excited to use my many experiences before and in seminary to serve all of you. Please know that I have been praying for all of you since I was given my assignment. I hope all of us will grow closer to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus together! I am looking forward to meeting all of you.
In Christ,
Fr. Andrew Killeen
