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THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF ST. THOMAS MORE CATHOLIC CHURCH
VOLUME 40, NUMBER 147
NOVEMBER 4, 2012
Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
Congratulations Confirmands
Our parish community congratulates the young people in the 2012 Confirmation
class who were confirmed on Thursday, October 18 at St. Thomas More Church.
May God bless you as you continue on your faith journey.
Madelyn Nicole Bellelo
Hanna Nicole Blanchard
Austin William Bollich
Samantha Marie Boudreaux
Conley Claire Bourgeois
Emily Alice Bowers
Allison Marie Brannan
Brandt Andrew Broussard
Mary Hannah Broussard
Brennan Eugene Bujol
Tyler Scott Chustz
Michael Joseph DeJean
Alexander Patrick DeJean
Madeline Grace DeLeon
Chandler Ross Denison
Madison Paul Dillard
Brad Mason Dubroc
Michael Harris Ducote
Amanda Marie Duke
Kevin James Dupuy
Jacob Ryan Fairess
Connor Harris Fields
Madison Elise Fields
Lauren Nicole Findish
Lauren Elizabeth Fontaine
Elizabeth Rae Foshee
Erica Ann Fruge
Richard Austin Gaudin
Kendall Elise Gaudin
Mallory Kathryn Gill
Matthew Francis Greene
Parker Marie Harrell
Zachary Edward Harris
Joshua Paul Hillman
Brittany Hoang
John Hoang
Hayden Owens Hunt
Wade Henry Jackson
Lauren Elizabeth Johnson
Darbi Alexis Kelly
Courtney Marie King
Hunter Thomas Landry
John Christian Lemoine
Mary Margaret Love
John Maxwell Lovretich
Lauren Shaye Luckett
Madison Rae Lyons
Shane Thomas Manthei
Lauren Elizabeth Maranto
Emily Ann Martinez
Harrison James Martorana
Jesse Paul Mayeaux
Lawrence Brennan Messina
Brennan Joseph Messina
Brooke Alexandra Morris
Monique Angelle Muller
Justin Truong Nguyen
Abby Elizabeth Ohmstede
Abigail Frances Perrault
Randall Thomas Pizzolato
Matthew Nicholas Polito
Connor Luke Rabalais
Jennifer Brooke Repp
Eric Joseph Roussel
Hunter Michael Rube
Jessica Carrie Rusk
Kelsey Nicole Savoie
Gabriel McKenzie Sehon
Sommer Paige Sellars
Sean David Simmons
Chandler Douglas Smith
Haylie Ellizabeth Smith
Morgan Paige Snapp
Christopher Barrett Spedale
Brennan Lee Taylor
Cole Thomas Thornton
Kristy Quynh Thy Tran
Ryan James Wallace
Zachary James Watts

November 4, 2012 Page 2 Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
PRAYER BEFORE AN ELECTION
Lord God, as the election approaches,
we seek to better understand the issues and concerns that confront
our city/state/country,
and how the Gospel compels us to respond as faithful citizens
in our community.
We ask for eyes that are free from blindness
so that we might see each other as brothers and sisters,
one and equal in dignity, especially those who are victims
of abuse and violence, deceit and poverty.
We ask for ears that will hear the cries of children unborn
and those abandoned,
Men and women oppressed because of race or creed,
religion or gender.
We ask for minds and hearts that are open to hearing the voice
of leaders who will bring us closer to your Kingdom.
We pray for discernment
so that we may choose leaders who hear your Word,
live your love, and keep in the ways of your truth
as they follow in the steps of Jesus and his Apostles
and guide us to your Kingdom of justice and peace.
We ask this in the name of your Son Jesus Christ
and through the power of the Holy Spirit.
Amen.
© 2012 United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
Flower Donations
Donations are being accepted
toward flowers on the altar during
the month of November, the
Month of Remembrance. Anyone
who would like to honor a
deceased loved one with a
donation should come to the
parish office before Nov. 23. The
names of those being honored
will appear in a future edition of
the Tower.
If you or someone you know
has been away from the
Church, we invite you home.
The journey begins Nov. 12.
Catholics Come Home for
Christmas. Contact the parish
office at 275-3940 for more
details.
SACRAMENTAL LIFE
Weekend Mass Saturday, 4:30 p.m.; Sunday, 8 a.m., 10 a.m.,
12 noon & 5 p.m.
Weekday Mass Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 6 a.m.; Tuesday,
Thursday, and First Saturday of the Month, 8:45 a.m.
Communion Service Saturday, 8:45 a.m.
Reconciliation Thursdays, 8-8:30 a.m.; Saturdays, 3:15-4:15 p.m.; by
appt.
Baptism Call the parish office in the early stages of pregnancy.
Marriages Call the parish office at least six months before the
wedding date to make arrangements
PARISH STAFF
Pastor
Fr. Tom Duhé
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Peter Dang
Permanent Deacon
Rev. Dr. Clayton Hollier
Director of Pastoral Services
Ms. Dina D. Martinez
Director of Administration
Mrs. Melanie Johnson
Coordinator of Liturgy
Mr. Jacques Pourciau
Coordinator of Adolescent
Formation
Mr. Ryan Foulon
Coordinator of Elementary
Formation/RCIA
Ms. Sarah Neau
Administrative Assistant/
The Tower
Mrs. Ellen Guidry
Bookkeeper
Mrs. Ima Garland
Receptionist
Mrs. Melissa Godso
Office Assistant
Mrs. Linda Riché
Evening Receptionist
Ms. Josie Rando
Director of Music
Mrs. Janelle Couvillon
Sacristan
Mrs. Sharon Keaton
Activity Center Custodian
Mrs. Sandra Porter
Maintenance
Mr. Alex Ho
Mr. Eddie Coleman Jr.
STM School Principal
Dr. Judy Armstrong
STM Preschool Principal
Mrs. Pam Faciane
PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
In a caring environment
dedicated to celebrating the
Catholic faith and modeling the
life of Jesus Christ, St. Thomas
More Church provides worship,
education, ministerial and social
opportunities for the spiritual
growth of the parish family.

November 4, 2012 Page 3 Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
FEATURE STORY
Mass of Thanksgiving honoring all military is Nov. 11
St. Thomas More Parish will honor and remember veterans and active military personnel at the 10 a.m. Mass Sunday,
Nov. 11, Veterans Day. Fellowship Sunday hosted by the STM Parish Décor Committee and Sacristans will follow in the
activity center.
This special Mass of Thanksgiving will be celebrated in memory of those who gave their lives in active duty, in honor of
those who served and are no longer with us, in appreciation of veterans who are still living, and in recognition of the
men and women who serve in today’s United States Armed Forces.
All veterans, retired military and active service men and women will be invited to the sanctuary steps by branch of
service for a special blessing at the end of Mass and will exit the church in the recessional procession. Participants are
encouraged to wear something symbolic of their service.
Boy Scout Troop 229 Service Project / Fundraiser
Submitted by Chris Alumbaugh, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, Boy Scout Troop 229
In celebration of Veterans Day, Boy Scout Troop 229 will
conduct a service project of collecting worn or weathered flags
for proper retirement. In accordance with the United States
Flag Code, American flags should be retired “when it is in such
condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem of display.” All
flags collected will be respectfully retired at a future Boy Scout
ceremony. Keeping with tradition, the grommets of each
retired flag will be given to military personnel in honor of their service to our
country. In conjunction with this service project, the Scouts will have a
fundraiser by offering new flags for purchase. New 3’ x 5’ embroidered flags
will be available for $15. Scouts will be present at the Saturday evening and all
Sunday Masses, Nov.10-11, to collect old flags and to sell replacement flags.
Flags will be available before the Veterans Day weekend in the parish office
(payable by check to BSA Troop 229) if you would like to get yours early.
Year of Faith – Our Capacity for God
(Catechism of the Catholic Church, 27 – 49)
The desire for God is written in the
human heart, because man is created by
God and for God; and God never ceases
to draw man to himself. Only in God
will he find the truth and happiness he
never stops searching for. (CCC 27) St.
Augustine explains, “You are great, O
Lord, and greatly to be praised: great is
your power and your wisdom is without
measure. And man, so small a part of your creation, wants to praise you: this
man, though clothed with mortality and bearing the evidence of sin and the
proof that you withstand the proud. Despite everything, man, though but a
small a part of your creation, wants to praise you. You yourself encourage
him to delight in your praise, for you have made us for yourself, and our
heart is restless until it rests in you.” Created in God's image and called to
know and love him, the person who seeks God discovers certain ways of
coming to know him.
We can rest in God by coming to know Him through creation, other people,
Sacred Scripture, liturgical worship and private prayer. These are just a few
of the endless ways Catholics can grow in their relationship with God and
“rest” in Him. It would be easy to hear God in the obvious, but as we learn
from 1 Kings 19:11-12, “Then the LORD said [to Elijah]: Go out and stand on
the mountain before the LORD; and the LORD will pass by. There was a
strong and violent wind rending the mountains and crushing rocks before the
LORD—but the LORD was not in the wind; after the wind, an earthquake—
but the LORD was not in the earthquake; after the earthquake, fire—but the
LORD was not in the fire; after the fire, a light silent sound.” May we stay
still long enough to hear God in the silence of our hearts.
SAVE THE DATE
“Tax Smart Stewardship Tips”
Presented by Ralph Stephens, JD, CPA
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
6:30 p.m. Activity Center
STM youth chorus
It’s not too late to join the new
youth chorus which meets on
Wednesdays after school until
4:15 p.m. The chorus will sing at
the Sunday noon Mass on the
4th Sunday of the month.
ELECTION VIGIL –Nov. 5
Deacon Pete Walsh will lead
a prayer service at Saint Patrick
Church from 6:30—7:30 p.m.,
Monday, Nov. 5, in preparation
for Election Day. The service
will include rosary, novena to
Our Lady of Perpetual Help and
Benediction.
Silver Fellowship
The Silver Fellowship Mass & Lunch
is Thursday, Nov. 8 at 10:30 a.m.
If you need a ride, please call Sandy
or Al Diehl at 275-7262.
Prison Ministry Christmas
card program
The Catholic community at
Louisiana State Penitentiary and
Elayn Hunt Chaplain’s Department
are inviting parishes to participate in
a Christmas card program. The goal
is to provide each inmate with
5 cards and envelopes. Anyone
interested in donating new religious
Christmas cards should drop them
off at the church office by Nov. 8.

November 4 2012 Page 4 Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
MASS INTENTIONS
SANCTUARY LIGHT
The sanctuary light in the church will burn the week of
Nov. 4 for Fred and Edna Nackley as requested by
their son, Fred M. Nackley.
MASS INTENTIONS
Monday, Nov. 5 - 6 a.m.: Louis C. Stratmann, III
Tuesday, Nov. 6 - 8:45 a.m.: Harris Ducote, Ricky
Metz, Florence Talbot, Allen Guillory, Deceased
Residents of Parish Nursing Homes
Wednesday, Nov. 7 – 6 a.m.: John Matherne
Thursday, Nov. 8 – 8:45 a.m.: Toni Roussel, Alice
Chenot, Aubrey Lemoine, Clayton Callender, Jim Miller
Friday, Nov. 9 - 6 a.m.: Souls in Purgatory
Saturday, Nov. 10 – 8:45 a.m.: Communion Service;
4:30 p.m.: Catherine P. Quartararo, Fred Kelpe, James
Hernandez, Sr., Joanne Tiffee, Geneva Pushker, David
Bahlinger
Sunday, Nov. 11 - 8 a.m.: For the People ; 10 a.m.:
For All Veterans ; 12 p.m.: Guy Lato; 5 p.m.: RickyMetz
THE WEEK AHEAD AT ST. THOMAS MORE
SACRISTANS
Nov. 6 — Team 1
Monday, Nov. 5 – Legion of Mary, 10 a.m; Outreach
Commissions Meeting, 6 p.m.; Military Rosary, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 6 – That Man Is You, 6 a.m.; RCIA/
RCIC, 6:30 p.m.; Baptism Seminar, 7 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 7 – STM Chorus, 3 p.m.; Wednesday
Night Rosary, 7 p.m.; Parish Choir, 7 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 8 – Confession, 8 a.m.; Silver
Fellowship, 10:30 a.m.; Life Teen Core Meeting,
6:30 p.m.; Men’s Ultreya, 7 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 10 – Calix Meeting, 9:30a.m.;
Confession, 3:15p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 11 – Sunday Nursery, 10 a.m.;
Children’s Liturgy, 10 a.m.; Veterans Day Mass and Fellowship,
10 a.m.; First Reconciliation Rehearsal,
2 p.m.; JH Life Teen, 6 p.m.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
Journeying on Holy Ground
A Three Night Advent Mission Retreat
December 2, 3 & 4 in the church
Deacon Jodi Moscona and Billy Arcement present
Journey with God
Journey with Family
Journey with Work and Self
ST. THOMAS MORE CATHOLIC CHURCH
11441 Goodwood Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA 70815
Office Phone: 225-275-3940 Office Fax: 225-275-1407
www.stmchurch.org
HOSPITAL LIST
Please remember in your prayers those recently
hospitalized: Robert Chatelain, Guy Comeaux,
Lawrence Fremin and Anthony Noto
MILITARY PRAYER LIST
The Monthly Military Rosary & Benediction will
be held on Monday, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. in the
church. Please join us as we pray for the sons,
daughters and friends of our parish who serve in
the military.
Please remember in your prayers the following active-duty
servicemen and women: Capt. Matthew Boyd, Chief
Warrant Officer2 Brandon Breaux, Cpl. Jordan
Byrd, Sgt. M. Troy Cangelosi, Airman Ethan
Carter, Major Aimee Duplechin Coleman, Seaman
Brian DeJean, Capt. Jeremy Duplechin, Lance
Cpl. Lukas Fielding, PV2 Seth Fielding, Airman
Jeremy Foy, Senior Airman Gabe Garcia. Petty
Officer Stephen Gibson, Boatsman 3rd Class
Hunter Guest, Pvt. Brandon Hebert, Pvt. Derek
Hebert, Pvt. Ross Hollier, Seaman Blake
Kleinpeter, Lt. Col. Dwayne LaHaye, Lance Cpl.
Brett Landry, E4 Jonathan LeBlanc, Petty Officer
William Logsdon, Lt. John M. Macus, III, Staff
Sgt. Gerard Marler, Lcpl. Matthew Miller. Seaman
Neil Morvant, Spc. Robert L. Patt, Jr., Pfc. Eric
Pavlovich, Sgt. John David Pitchford, Lt. Dean
Talbot, Sgt. E-4 Shaun M. Wilkinson, Sgt.
Christopher Zahrndt, Cpl. Jonathan Zalfen.
(To add a name to the military prayer list, call Linda
Riché at the church office, 275-3940.)
PRAYER CHAIN: For serious or urgent prayer
requests, call Sharon Hebert at 978-1246. If no
answer, please leave your name and phone
number for a callback.
Parish Stewardship Summary
Fiscal Year 07/01/12—06/30/13
Year to Date & Weekly Collections for October 14, 2012
Annual Offertory Goal $ 1,356,725
YTD Offertory Collecon $ 364,238
Over/(Short) $ (992,487)
Weekly Offertory Goal $ 26,091
Offertory for weekend 10/14/12 $ 29,136
Over/(Short) $ 3,045
Annual Maintenance Goal $ 36,000
YTD Maintenance Collecon $ 9,126
Over/(Short) $ (26,874)
Annual Building Goal $ 65,000
YTD Building Collecon $ 11,259
Over/(Short) $ (53,741)

STM School Donor Reception and Ribbon Cutting Celebration
Photos by Kerry Hunt and Mark Jurey

November 4, 2012 Page 6 Thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time
Voter’s Guide for Serious Catholics
©2004 Catholic Answers
To conclude the Faithful Citizenship series here
are some guidelines from the Voter’s Guide for
Serous Catholics:
For each office, first determine how each candidate stands on each of the
five non-negotiable issues. The non-negotiable issues are abortion, euthanasia,
embryonic stem cell research, human cloning, and same-gender “marriage.”
These are intrinsically evil and must never be promoted by the law.
Eliminate from consideration candidates who are wrong on any of the nonnegotiable
issues. No matter how right they may be on other issues, they
should be considered disqualified if they are wrong on even one of the nonnegotiables.
Choose from among the remaining candidates, based on your assessment
of each candidate's views on other, lesser issues.
Do not base your vote on your political party affiliation, your earlier voting
habits, or your family's voting tradition. You need to look at each candidate as
an individual. This means that you may end up casting votes for candidates
from more than one party.
Do not cast your vote based on candidates’ appearance, personality, or
“media savvy.”
Do not vote for candidates simply because they declare themselves to be
Catholic. Unfortunately, many self-described Catholic candidates reject basic
Catholic moral teaching.
Do not choose among candidates based on "What's in it for me?" Make
your decision based on which candidates seem most likely to promote the
common good, even if you will not benefit directly or immediately from the
legislation they propose.
Do not reward with your vote candidates who are right on lesser issues but
who are wrong on key moral issues. Candidates need to learn that being wrong
on even one of the non-negotiable issues is enough to exclude them from
consideration.
In some political races, each candidate takes a wrong position on one or
more of the five non-negotiables. In such a case you may vote for the candidate
who takes the fewest such positions or who seems least likely to be able to
advance immoral legislation or you may choose to vote for no one.
Conscience is like an alarm. It warns you when you are about to do
something wrong. It does not itself determine what is right or wrong. For your
conscience to work properly, it must be properly informed-that is, you must
inform yourself about what is right and what is wrong. Only then will your
conscience be a trusted guide.
Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship
Saturday, November 10
All boys and girls
ages 10 to 14 are invited to
participate in the STM Knights
of Columbus Council 5530
Free Throw Basketball
Championship on Saturday,
Nov. 10, from 9 a.m.-12 noon,
in the STM School Gym.
Registration is 9 — 9:30 a.m.
All boys and girls 10 to 14 are eligible
to participate and will compete in
their respective age divisions. All
participants will receive a Certificate
of Participation, and the winner of
each division is eligible to
move up to the Division and
State Competition.
High school-age athletes
should check with their school
athletic director or athletic
association regarding possible
eligibility conflicts.
Participants are required to
furnish proof of age and written
parental consent. For entry forms or
additional information, please
contact Mark Brown, (225) 925-
9026, or (225) 336-0353.
Please prayerfully consider
filling the following vacancies
in the Adoration schedule:
Sunday: 4 a.m. to 5 a.m.
Monday: 3 a.m. to 4 a.m.
Wednesday: 2 a.m. to 3 a.m.
Saturday: 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
If you can commit to spending
one hour with Jesus, please
call Leven or Dorothy Lejeune
at 928-2512
Baton Rouge Right to Life
would like to thank the St.
Thomas More parishioners
who purchased 2013 Right to
Life Calendars. We are
deeply grateful for your
contribution and support.
OUR PARISH FAMILY
IN SYMPATHY
Prayers and sympathy are
extended to the family of Fred
Impastato who died on Oct. 18. He
is survived by his wife JoAnn
Impastato; his children; James,
Phyllis, Vito, Peter, Grace and Mary
Jo; 13 grandchildren; and 4 greatgrandchildren.
FOREVER YOUNG
Nov. 14: Cards/Trumpet in the
coffee shop, 6:30 p.m. RSVP Bernice
Hoffman at 275-7294 by Monday,
Nov. 12.
YOUTH UPDATE
HS Life Nights: Nov. 4 @ 6 p.m.
JH & HS Breakfast Club: Nov. 16
after 6 a.m. Mass, Coffee Shop
JH Edge: Nov. 11 @ 6 p.m.
SINGLE SENIORS
Nov. 7 – 1 p.m. Poker, call Norma at
272-3750.
Nov. 10 – 6 p.m. Dinner at Albasha
Greek and Lebanese Restaurant on
Sherwood Forest Blvd. Call Hillie at
925-2956.
Nov. 11 – 4:30 p.m. Potluck/Social
in the activity center.

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