Child & Youth Protection Resources

Posted by Sherri Cambre

To learn more about Child and Youth Protection through the Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge, please click here. 

2022-2023 Religious Education Registration is NOW OPEN

Posted by Sherri Cambre

Registration is now open for the 2022-2023 School of Religion year. To enroll, please click here and return your form to the church office. 

LITURGICAL MINISTERS TRAINING COMING SOON

Posted by Sherri Cambre

Do you feel that you are being called to become a Liturgical Minister? Have you ever concerned helping your community in this capacity? 

If so, training for anyone interested or learning more will be held on Monday, August 8, 2022, at 6PM at St. Joseph Church. This training for ... Read More »

Registration for School of Religious Education is Open

Posted by Sherri Cambre

Click here for schedule.

Click her for registration form. 

Fr. Jason's Wishful Thinking...We are back to normal!

Posted by Sherri Cambre

New Mass Schedules for St. Joseph & St. Stephen Churches

Posted by Sherri Cambre

Be sure to check out our new mass schedules as they have changed effective June, 2021. 

Weekend Mass Schedules to Change the First Weekend in June 2021

Posted by Sherri Cambre

Starting the first weekend in June, 2021, our mass schedules will be changing. Stay tuned to our calendar for updates of our  weekend schedules for both campuses.

Fish Fry Every Friday In Lent

Posted by Sherri Cambre

Come grab a plate of fried fish cooked especially for you by the Knights of Columbus. 

They will be serving every Friday in Lent from 4:30pm until 7pm on the St. Joseph campus.

Plates are $8 each.

Movie Night

Posted by Sherri Cambre

Come join in fellowship, enjoy popcorn, drinks and watch Power in My Hands.

Sunday, March 14, 2021, starting at 5:30pm at the Msgr. LeFebreve Hall.

Bring lawn chairs and remember to social distance.

"Power In My Hands" is a film that uncovers the beauty, timelessness and power of the ... Read More »

The History of the Settlement of St. Joseph Church in French Settlement

Posted by Sherri Cambre

The story of formation of the Catholic community now known as St. Joseph Church gives great detail to the formation and local family connections in our parish. We invite you to take a walk back in time to discover just how our parish came to be. Read more...