SEAS Students Celebrate Namesake's Birthday St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School students recently celebrated the birthday of the school's namesake, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. See photos in this article.

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Grandparent's Luncheon for Teachers Our SEAS School Grandparents Club provided teachers with a delicious meal and an opportunity for cool prizes and a 50/50 cash drawing. See pictures from the event here in this article. The school administration and teachers with to thank the Grandparent's Club for their support and dedication year after year.

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2009 Divine Mercy Parish Fair The first Divine Mercy Parish Fair was a great success. Check out the pictures from the fair in the Parish Life In Pictures section of the website.

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Archbishop-Designate Gregory Aymond We are excited to learn that Most Reverend Gregory M. Aymond has been named the 14th Archbishop of New Orleans by Pope Benedict the XVI. Bishop Aymond is the first New Orleans native to become Archbishop of our great city.

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Merger Masses Celebrated July 11th & 12th The merger of our two parishes was commemorated with a special liturgy at each site. The merger mass at the Nativity site was Saturday, July 11th at 4:00pm, while the Mass at St. Elizabeth was Sunday, July 12th at 10:00am.

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United We are More!

After 14 months of prayer, planning, and preparation, Nativity of Our Lord (NOL) and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (SEAS) in Kenner, LA have come together as one parish. No longer two, but one. It’s a marriage which has been challenging, but brings with it so any blessings, many of which we don’t even know about yet. And our new name for our new parish (Divine Mercy) means God is asking us, sending us, and empowering us to proclaim the riches of his Mercy in Jesus Christ. What a mission! What a privilege! What a challenge! And we get to do it together! Unidos somos más. United we are more.

Después de 14 meses de oración, planificación, y preparación, las parroquias Nativity y Sta. Elizabeth nos hemos unido como una sola parroquia. Ya no dos, sino una. Es un casamiento que nos ha desafiado, pero nos trae tantas bendiciones, incluso muchas que todavía no conocemos. Y el nombre nuevo de nuestra parroquia nueva (Divina Misericordia) significa que Dios nos está pidiendo, enviando, y dando poder para proclamar las riquezas de su Misericordia en Jesucristo. Que misión! Que privilegio! Que desafío! Y podemos hacerlo juntos! Unidos somos más. United we are more.

Relay for Life A Great Success

Last Updated on Monday, 27 July 2009 16:23 Saturday, 11 July 2009 14:30

The 10th Annual, 10th Anniversary American Cancer Society Relay for Life in the Archdiocese of New Orleans was held 9pm Friday, July 9, 2009 through 6am Saturday, July 10, 2009 at Brother Martin High School. This Relay for Life is the only all CYO (Catholic Youth Organization), all-Catholic Relay for Life in the country. The Divine Mercy Parish CYO participated this year, the first year under our new parish name. Each year a mass is celebrated at midnight in honor of those who have survived their battle with cancer, and in memory of those we have lost from cancer. 10 years after the inception of this event, the event has raised over $150,000 to benefit cancer research. This year, Divine Mercy Parish alone raised just over $1,600. The CYO wishes to extend a huge thanks to the Divine Mercy Parish family for your prayers and support.

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Written by Fr. David Dufour Thursday, 02 July 2009 19:43

Over the past months, parishioners at the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (SEAS) site may have noticed a sizable display case near one of the rear church doors. If you have not ventured to see what this may be, we encourage you to do so. This display showcases professionally recorded presentations from leading Catholic clergy, theologians, and lay speakers on high-quality audio CDs through LighthouseCatholicMedia.com.