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175 Years.
1 Message of Reconciliation.175 years ago, Mary appeared to two small children in the alps of Southern France. Today, the La Salette Missionaries carry on her message of reconciliation and mercy in 25 countries all around the world.
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Mass Times & Confessions
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Mass TimesSunday Mass Schedule
- Saturday: 4:30 PM English English EN
- Sunday: 9:00 AM French Français FR | (French Mass) 12:10 PM English English EN
Daily Mass Schedule- MonFri 12:10 PM English English EN
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Confession Times
- Sunday: 1:30 PM to 4:00 PM
- MonFri 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
- Saturday: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
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Healing Services
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Spanish - First Sunday of the Month at 2:30 pm
Portuguese - Third Sunday of the Month at 2:00 pm
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Today's Readings / Lecturas Del Día
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LiveStream from the Shrine Church
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La Salette Reflections on This Sunday's Mass ReadingsIndelibly Sealed, and Clothed
(Baptism of the Lord: Isaiah 40:1-11; Titus 2:11-14, 3:4-7; Luke 3:15-22)
“One baptism for the forgiveness of sins.” This phrase near the end of the Creed reflects the conclusion of a debate in the early Church. The question was whether Christians who were baptized by heretics had to be baptized a second time when they became Catholics.
The answer was no, on the condition that the baptism was in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. For it is through that baptism that one becomes a Christian. This is often referred to as the seal of baptism, indelible and permanent.
It is no wonder that the church looks upon this sacrament as foundational and the first of the sacraments received, required before all of the other sacraments. Just as Jesus at the river Jordan was, so to speak, introduced and prepared for his public ministry, so too we are introduced into the Church by our baptism and receive our share in the priesthood of Christ.
The voice from heaven said: “You are my beloved Son; with you, I am well pleased.” In the rite of baptism, we are clothed in a white garment as a sign of our Christian dignity and are encouraged to live accordingly.
Mary came from heaven, where she lives in the light of God, who is “clothed with majesty and glory, robed in light as with a cloak,” as we read in the Psalm. Upon the physical heights of a mountain, she wept over the spiritual depths to which her people had fallen. The baptismal garment of her people was stained, and the Christian seal was barely recognizable.
Like the prophet, she spoke tenderly. In her own words, she called on us to prepare or, better yet, repair the way of the Lord, in our heart and in our way of life.
In the second reading, St. Paul gives a wonderful description of baptism when he writes that God “saved us through the bath of rebirth and renewal by the Holy Spirit, whom he richly poured out on us through Jesus Christ our savior so that we might be justified by his grace and become heirs in hope of eternal life.”
At the heart of our La Salette message and ministry of reconciliation is hope. To nourish it, let us never forget or neglect the gift we received in our baptism.Wayne Vanasse, and Fr. René Butler, M.S.
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The La Salette Experience
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From Mary's apparition in the fall of 1846 up until modern times, the La Salette mission has been to help all God's people live a spiritually fulfilling and grace-filled life and we sincerely hope that this is what you find here at La Salette.
The La Salette Experience includes the National Shrine of Our Lady of La Salette and the La Salette Retreat & Conference Center. Whether you attend one of our many Masses, receive the sacrament of Reconciliation, walk our sprawling grounds, attend one of our programs or retreats, or are simply perusing our expansive religious article store, we hope that you feel surrounded by Mary's presence and that you too are charged with the same mission she gave to Maximin and Melanie that day on the top of the Holy Mountain:
"Make my message known to all my people."
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Ministry Coordinators (Alphabetical)
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Director of Ministries:
Fr. Flavio Gillio, MS
508-222-5410 - lasaletteshrinedirector@gmail.com
Assitant Director of Ministries
Fr. Jack Nuelle, MS
508-222-5410 - rakotolavabe@charter.net
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For everything concerning the booking, please contact us directly at 508-236-9068 or at lasaletteshrinedirector@gmail.com.
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Judith Medeiros
The "Faith in Action Committee" is a group of volunteers who strive to:
- address the needs of the soup kitchen
- conduct the annual school supplies collection
- conduct collections/offer support to Abundant Hope
- elderly outreach
- prison outreach
- outreach to people with special needs
For everything concerning our Monday Soup Kitchen, please contact Judith directly at 401-323-1892 or at judith252@comcast.net.
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Justin Richardson
For everything concerning graphic design or advertising (website, social media, etc.), please contact Justin directly at 508-236-9073 or by email at lsyouthretreat@gmail.com.
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Fr. Flavio Gillio MS - 508-222-5410 - lasaletteshrinedirector@gmail.com
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For everything concerning the Lay Associates, please contact Fr. Jack Nuelle directly at 508-222-5410 or by e-mail at rakotolavabe@charter.net.
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Janet Plante
For everything concerning liturgical ministry scheduling, please contact Janet Plante directly at 401-440-3844 or by e-mail at jplante5@verizon.net.
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John Segalla
For everything concerning liturgical volunteering (eucharistic ministers, lectors, ushers, etc.), please contact John Segalla at 508-222-5410.
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Sr. Mila De La Cruz, NDS
For everything concerning liturgical provision & Church decoration, please contact Sr. Mila directly at 508-222-5410.
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Fr. Flavio Gillio, MS
For everything concerning Ethnic Pilgrimages, please contact Fr. Flavio directly at 508-222-5410 or by e-mail at lasaletteshrinedirector@gmail.com.
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John Segalla
For all matters concerning CORI (Criminal Offender Record Information) or Safe Environment training for the Diocese of Fall River, please click HERE.
To be redirected to the Diocese's Safe Environment website, please click HERE.
If you have any questions, please contact John Segalla directly at 508-222-5410 or by e-mail at Cori.lasaletteshrine@hotmail.com
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Bro. Ron Taylor, MS
For everything concerning volunteering during the Christmas Festival of Lights and maintenance on our grounds, please contact Bro. Ron directly at 508-222-5410.
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For everything concerning the candle subscriptions, please contact Sylvia Seybert directly at 508-236-9068 or at lasaletteshrinedirector@gmail.com.
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Donate to support our
many ministries!It's only through generous gifts from patrons like you that our ministries can continue!
