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Diocese of Lake Charles
LAKE CHARLES — St. Louis Catholic High School celebrated the completion of its temporary modular campus with a ribbon cutting ceremony on October 26, with Bishop Glen John Provost in attendance for a special blessing.
Read more: St. Louis High Holds Ribbon Cutting for Temporary Campus
The Federal Emergency Management Agency can help pay for repairing graves and returning caskets to their resting place, but family members must first apply with FEMA for individual assistance. The deadline has been extended to Friday, November 27, for the disaster events of Hurricanes Laura and/or Delta.
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Diocese of Lake Charles
Two major hurricanes in 6 weeks. More than 50 priests in active ministry throughout 39 church parishes and 7 missions, spread across 5 civil parishes. Add to the mix an ongoing pandemic for most of 2020. No matter how the numbers are calculated, the result is the same: one diocese in full recovery mode.
October 21, 2020
Wednesday
Bishop Provost has issued the following statement on reported papal remarks on civil unions:
In recent days there have been postings that the Diocese of Lake Charles has made a decision to not rebuild, not fix, or accommodate the needs of the Roman Catholics encompassing the Catholic Parishes of Saint Eugene in Grand Chenier, Our Lady Star of the Sea in Cameron, Sacred Heart of Jesus in Creole, Saint Patrick Mission in Sweetlake, and Saint Mary of the Lake in Big Lake/Grand Lake. These postings are not true.
