Theresa Truxillo

Email: ParishLife@spxno.org

The Louisiana Conference of Catholic Bishops has just issued a Public Policy Guide that shares Catholic teachings that impact public life so that all may form their consciences in light of their faith.  Please click here for a copy of the guide.

Do you hunger for a deeper and more meaningful prayer life? Dr. Tom Neal will offer some reflections, drawn from the Catechism of the Catholic Church, that will enrich your understanding of prayer, help you face some common challenges and — hopefully — kindle in you a new fire for God. Come and see!  To register for this talk, click here!

MARCH 7, 2020 |SAVE THE DATE

Mission Possible: Personal Holiness

It’s impossible to be holy today, right? In a world filled with fallen heroes, comfort, and compromise, Saints can seem like they belong in the past. Still, Jesus looks upon you and calls you to holiness. Rediscover that you were made for more than what the world offers. Holiness is possible- and it’s your mission.

The Archdiocese of New Orleans will host a Men's Conference on Saturday, March 7th at St. Catherine of Siena in Metairie.  The theme is "Mission: Possible," focusing on personal holiness and guest speakers Curtis Martin (FOCUS), Peter Herbeck (Renewal Ministries), and Jack Del Rio (Former NFL player & coach/ESPN) highlight a day geared to men recognizing and claiming God's call for holiness in their lives.

(This is a great affordable Christmas gift for the men in your life...think about it as you're making your list and checking it twice!)

If you plan to attend the Men’s Conference, SPX would love to know you are going!  Email us at ParishLife@spxno.org with Men’s Conference in the subject line. 

 To learn more or to register, visit the Conference website.

"A Semester Through The Catechism"
Part III: Life in Christ - The Moral Life

When: Wednesday, November 6 | 6:30 - 7:30 PM
Where: Notre Dame Seminary Pastoral Center
Topic: Do you ever wonder how to integrate conversation about “the rules of the Church” with the realities of everyday living? Drawing from the Catechism, Sarah Denny, Ph.D. (candidate), Speaker on Theology of the Body, hopes to offer tangible ways that we can let go of fear when discussing desire and morality, giving special focus to the currently existing holes in Catholic sexual education.

To register for this talk, click here: www.les-nds-denny.eventbrite.com