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Confessions have returned to the Confessional in church on Saturdays, 3 p.m. – 4 p.m., Sundays, 5 p.m. – 6 p.m., and Wednesdays, 5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

• Our office will be open ONLY BY APPOINTMENT at normal working hours. Please call 985-641-6429. We will not accept visitors without an appointment for your safety and the safety of our staff. While in the office, guests must wear masks and observe safe distancing rules. If you can conduct your business by mail, email or phone, please do so.

Have you received text messages, emails, or Facebook messages that look as if they are from someone claiming to be Father Pat and asking for money or gift cards, or indicating it’s an emergency?

DON'T BE FOOLED! This is a scam text/email.

No priest or staff member from the Archdiocese of New Orleans will ever send you a text that looks like this.

First, your pastor or parochial vicar will never contact a parishioner directly with an emergency request for cash or gift cards. Messages asking parishioners to help fulfill a need would come through the parish’s or the Archdiocese’s official communication channels or be accomplished through a collection approved by the Archdiocese.

If you’re not sure about a text or email you’ve received, do not engage or respond and call your parish office right away to notify a staff member. In addition, please note that neither your parish nor the diocese will ever sell or give away parishioners’ personal information.

Often times with text messages, a scam can be identified by looking at the phone number. If the area code is not local, it’s likely a scam.

If you are contacted by a scammer, report it to your parish or the Archdiocese. If you can, capture screen shots of the correspondence on your phone or laptop and email those to the parish or the diocese. A member of the parish or diocesan staff can then notify the pastor/parochial vicar.

File a report through the Federal Trade Commission’s Complaint Assistant which helps the FTC detect patterns of fraud and abuse. 

Dear Parishioners and Friends,

Parishioners may now make a reservation to attend Sunday Mass at Saint Luke by visiting our website at www.saintlukeslidell.org/Masses page or by calling our office at 985-641-6429 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m..  We are limited to 100 persons per Mass.  You must make a reservation for every person attending with you – including children. Others will not be permitted to enter in order to abide by these conditions.  You may attend Daily Masses without a reservation but the 6-foot safe distance limitations apply.  We highly recommend masks for all adults.

Ushers and staff will assist in seating you as soon as possible. Please be patient and help them to help you by following their directions.  Families may sit together.

The faithful of our Archdiocese will continue to be dispensed from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass. The 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday Masses in the church will continue to be live streamed for your convenience as will our Daily Mass at 8:45 a.m.
 
If you are not feeling well or have a fever, please stay home even if you have a reservation.  Call our office, and we will be happy to reschedule you.  
 
Anything left behind will be thrown away regardless of its value to permit proper cleaning of our spaces.  
 
LIVE STREAMING MASSES: Digital devices are not be permitted into the Mass during live-streaming – even if they are turned off.  Please leave these devices in your vehicle.  
 
Please stand on the blue crosses on the floor in the Communion line and move only to the next blue cross.  These will mark safe distances.  
 
We are in need of parishioners willing to help us with cleaning and ushering.  If you would like to assist us, please call Kay Guard at 985-641-6429 or email her.
 

 
BLESSED is the adorable series for kids especially designed by Dynamic Catholic to help them learn the profound wonder and love contained in the TRUE PRESENCE of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist.  Watching our Masses online?  Enjoy this beautifully animated episodes that can help your family discuss the awesome gift of Christ's unending love for us and develop their love for Him for when we are all worshipping at the Holy Mass together again.