Mass Schedule
Weekdays
Our
Lady
Tuesdays
6:30PM
St. John
Wednesdays
7AM
Thursdays/Fridays
7:30AM
Weekends
Saturday Vigil
5PM-St. John
(until
Time Change)
Sundays
7 & 11AM-St. John
9AM-Our Lady
NOTE:
During Lent, weekday Masses are held at St. John
at 7:00AM,
Wed-Friday
and in Clinton
at 6:30 PM on Tuesdays
Confession
15 minutes before
weekday Masses
4 PM Saturdays
(until
Time Change)
Adoration
Noon-6 Daily
at St. John |
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Welcome to St. John the Baptist
and Our Lady of the Assumption
Our Mission
To provide a unified, Catholic community striving to maintain,
promote and continue the legacy of faith begun by our forefathers.
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The family of faith at St. John the Baptist began as a mission of Sacred Heart
Parish in 1924 and was officially chartered, with our Mission Church,
Our Lady of the Assumption, in 1964.
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Mass Schedule
Weekdays
Our
Lady
Tuesdays
6:30PM
St. John
Wednesdays
7AM
Thursdays/Fridays
7:30AM
Weekends
Saturday Vigil
5PM-St. John
(until
Time Change)
Sundays
7 & 11AM-St. John
9AM-Our Lady
NOTE:
During Lent, weekday Masses are held at St. John
at 7:00AM,
Wed-Friday
and in Clinton
at 6:30 PM on Tuesdays
Confession
15 minutes before
weekday Masses
4 PM Saturdays
(until
Time Change)
Adoration
Noon-6 Daily
at St. John |
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Welcome to St. John's
The family of faith at St. John
the Baptist began as a mission of Sacred Heart Parish
in 1924
and was officially chartered, with our Mission Church,
Our Lady of the
Assumption, in 1964.
Something Old and Something New
George
Joseph Charlet, Jr.
(January 28, 1944
- February 9, 2009)
"To all my friends, family, and loved
ones: I was able to love because you let me love!! Spread it
daily. Never let a day go by that you don't tell someone who needs
it that you love them. I am alright with my God. He knows my
heart. I bet my life on Him. I ain't worried. May that peace be
all of yours. And never forget that service to humanity is the best
work of life. And that today is the first day of the rest of your
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We Celebrate the Life and Legacy of George Joseph "Uncle George"
Charlet, Jr.
Lay Professional to the Diocese of Baton Rouge for Our Lady of the
Assumption Catholic Church
George Joseph Charlet, Jr. was a second generation funeral director
and embalmer. Along with his brother, Donald "Pete" Charlet, he
learned his life's trade from his father, George Charlet, Sr. and
his uncle "CA" Charlet. He was a graduate of Clinton High School in
Clinton, LA, where he played football and ran track. He was proud
of his many state track records. He received his mortuary training
at the Dallas Institute of Gupton Jones. He was a member of the
National Funeral Directors Association and the Louisiana Funeral
Directors Association, which he served as president of in 2005. He
was a charter member of the Clinton, LA Jaycees. In 1975, he was
selected as the Outstanding President of the Year of the Jaycees.
In 1976, he was selected as the Outstanding Jaycee of the Year. He
was also a member of the Zachary Jaycees and the Jackson Jaycees.
Uncle George will forever
be remembered for what he did and what he was. |
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Father Matthew John Faschan
January 29, 1915 - January 3, 2009 |
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The Reverend Matthew John
Faschan, an ordained priest of 62 years and former Pastor of St.
John the Baptist Catholic Church-Zachary, and Our Lady of the
Assumption Mission-Clinton, died at 12:08 AM on Saturday, January 3,
2009 at Lane Regional Medical Center in Zachary. He was 93 years
old.
Fr. Faschan was
educated in Stanhope, NJ. He attended St. Michael’s School,
Netcong, NJ, Seton Hall Prep and three years of college at Seton
Hall University. He was ordained at Marist College, Washington, DC,
on June 9, 1950. His assignments included: St. Joseph’s Church,
Buckhannon, WV, as Assistant, August, 1946 through June 1950; St.
Joseph’s Church, Buckhannon, WV, as Pastor, June, 1950 through
August, 1956; Sacred Heart Church, Atlanta, GA, Assistant, August
1956 through October, 1959; St. Joseph’s in Algiers, LA, as
Assistant, October, 1959 through May, 1962; St. Francis Xavier,
Georgia Missions at Brunswick, GA and Darien, Jessup, GA, May 1962
through August, 1963; St. Joseph Church in Paulina, LA, as Pastor,
August, 1963 through August, 1969; Sacred Heart Church, Baton Rouge,
LA, as Administrator, August, 1969 through May, 1970; St. John the
Baptist, Zachary, LA and its Mission church, Our Lady of the
Assumption, from May, 1970 until January, 1981 |
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Heart |
Our Mission
To provide a unified, Catholic
community striving to maintain, promote and continue the
legacy of faith begun by
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New to Our Parish?
All families should complete a parish census form through the parish office to be formally registered at St. John the Baptist Church or Our Lady of the Assumption Mission. You may come by or phone the parish office, or fill out a registration form located in the vestibule of the church.
*If you have Microsoft Excel,
click here to download a Census form in
Excel format that you can complete and return via e-mail.
Main
Office:
Religious Education:
Prayer
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225-654-5778
225-654-5885 (St. John's)
225-603-3870 (Our Lady of the Assumption)
225-654-5958 or 225-654-4186 (St. John's)
225-683-5448 (Our Lady of the Assumption) |
Fax
Number: |
225-654-5796 |
Postal
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4727 McHugh Drive
Zachary, Louisiana 70791-3935 |
Electronic Mail: |
info@sjb-ola.org (general
correspondence)
webmaster@sjb-ola.org (web related issues)
mroberts@sjb-ola.org (Melany
Roberts, Business Office Manager)
rsmith@sjb-ola.org
(Ric Smith, Asst. to Father Bayhi)
*To e-mail any other staff member, please
click on the Who's Who tab
at top of
page
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The Holy Sacraments
SACRAMENT
OF BAPTISM-Baptism is celebrated six times throughout the year after Sunday Mass.
Registration of parents in the parish is required. Call the parish office to register for required
preparation for parents. Parents,
if Catholic, must be active, confirmed Catholics, in good standing
with the church, and able to
receive the Eucharist. At least
one parent and one godparent must be Catholic.
Please notify the office prior to the birth of your child. Note: to download and print a Baptism
Candidate Profile,
click here.
The next Baptism seminars are:
Saturday, March 5, 2011
at 9:30 AM at St. John's
Saturday, May 7, 2011
at 9:30 AM at St. John's
Saturday, July 9, 2011
at 9:30 AM at St. John's
The next Baptisms scheduled are:
Sunday, March 27, 2011,
immediately following the 11 AM Mass
Sunday, May 29, 2011,
immediately following the 11 AM Mass
Sunday, July 24, 2011,
immediately following the 11 AM Mass
SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION-Confirmation is celebrated with students in the eleventh grade
who have been enrolled in Catholic secondary school or the Religious Education Program in
grades nine through eleven, and who complete sacramental preparation in the parish.
  SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY-Couples must contact Father
Bayhi at least four to six months prior
to the proposed wedding date. A preparation program is required.
Note: to download a helpful list
of items for consideration
when planning your
Catholic wedding,
click here.
DIVORCED?/QUESTIONS ABOUT ANNULMENTS?
-Contact the Parish Office at 225.654.5778 to become reconciled
with the church or click
here.
It may not be as difficult as you think.
LAST RITES-ANOINTING OF
THE SICK-Have a family member or health care professional call the
office at
654-5778. If
anointing is needed after hours (state of emergency where it appears that
death is imminent),
the voice mail system at
the office will give instructions on how to leave a call for after-hours
assistance.
Note: This is a
sacrament; once you receive last rites, there is no need to be anointed
again, however, to
bring comfort to your
loved one, our priests will certainly make repeat visits to hear
confessions, offer Holy
Communion, and bring
comfort to those in need. We encourage you to be anointed, whenever
possible,
before you reach a
state of emergency, especially before major surgery or when the
sacrament is offered
to parishioners at
various times throughout the year.
CARE OF THE SICK-Emergency calls are answered immediately, when possible. Visits to homebound
parishioners will be conducted on a regular basis. Please notify the parish office when
you or a family
member have been confined
to hospital or home.
CHRISTIAN BURIAL-Families should contact the parish office for funeral arrangements.
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