Go and preach the Gospel to all nations. – Matthew 28:19
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Go and preach the Gospel to all nations. – Matthew 28:19 |
Sacrament Schedule
MASS TIMES
JOIN US FOR THE CELEBRATION OF THE EUCHARIST
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Saturday Anticipated Mass — 4:00PM
Sunday Mass — 7:00AM | 9:00AM | 11:00AM | 5:00PM
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Monday — 6:30AM
Tuesday — 5:30PM
Wednesday — 6:30AM
Thursday — 5:30PM
Friday — 12:00PM (Noon)
Saturday — 8:00AM
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MASSE IN FRANCAISE
Every 2nd Saturday — 8:00AM
CONFESSION TIMES
30 MINUTES BEFORE EVERY MASS
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Saturday — 3:00PM
Sunday — 6:30AM | 8:30AM | 10:30AM | 4:30PM
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Monday — 6:00AM
Tuesday — 5:00PM
Wednesday — 6:00AM
Thursday — 5:00PM
Friday — 11:30AM
Saturday — 7:30AM
A hallmark of Catholic faith and culture in the heart of downtown Breaux Bridge, Louisiana
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St. Bernard of Clairvaux
Every year on August 20th the Church honors the memory and witness of St. Bernard of Clairvaux (1090-1153), abbot and Doctor of the Church. He was a beacon of spiritual light that illuminated France and all of western Europe during the XII century. It was St. Bernard who gave impetus to the strong devotion to Our Lady that flourished in the later Middle Ages.
Our Patron
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St. Bernard of Clairvaux (1090–1153AD) was a French Cistercian Abbot, reformer, preacher, mystic, miracle worker, and reconciler of heretics. He is known as the Mellifluous Doctor and is one of the last Church Fathers.
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Omnia Per Mariam (“All through Mary”)
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August 20
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The Legacy of St. Bernard Parish
SINCE 1847
Our Story
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Breaux Bridge, Louisiana’s first Catholic chapel is constructed
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St. Bernard Parish is established
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The first substantial church building was erected
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Today’s current church building was erected under the administration of Rev. P.A. Borel.
The exterior bricks, original to the church, were made at a local factory in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana.
The twin steeples and fine French Romaneque architectural lines make it a truly unique historical landmark.
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St. Bernard Parish celebrates its 175th Anniversary and undergoes renovations to preserve the historical church building