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Albert Blount is in his second year of theology studying for the Diocese of Baton Rouge where his home parish is Christ the King on LSU’s campus.

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1.Favorite Saint and why?

This is an impossible question to answer, there are just too many! I’ll give two of the most impactful.

St. Therese of Lisuiex because she challenges me to not be so complicated but to remain childlike.

St. John Paul the Great because he’s helps me to understand what it means to be human and to thrive.

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When I was little I wanted to first be a lawyer because I was really good at arguing. My parents weren’t as excited about that as I was. I then really wanted to be a counselor because I loved to talk with people about their problems and concerns.

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#ThrowbackThursdays “How good and how pleasant i #ThrowbackThursdays “How good and how pleasant it is, when brothers dwell together as one!” -Psalm 133:1 ••• We are always grateful when we get the chance to spend time with our alumni. These men came to join us at our Christmas Luncheon last year. Have you had the blessing of having one of our alumni at your home parish?
#WhatsUpWednesdays Albert Blount is in his second #WhatsUpWednesdays Albert Blount is in his second year of theology studying for the Diocese of Baton Rouge where his home parish is Christ the King on LSU’s campus. ••• 1.Favorite Saint and why? This is an impossible question to answer, there are just too many! I’ll give two of the most impactful. St. Therese of Lisuiex because she challenges me to not be so complicated but to remain childlike. St. John Paul the Great because he’s helps me to understand what it means to be human and to thrive. 2.What did you want to be when you grew up? When I was little I wanted to first be a lawyer because I was really good at arguing. My parents weren’t as excited about that as I was. I then really wanted to be a counselor because I loved to talk with people about their problems and concerns. 3.Favorite thing about seminary? The greatest thing about seminary is the opportunity to be surrounded by men who are striving at Christ’s own heart. It’s not always easy to constantly be chiseled by my brothers but it has definitely been what has helped me to grow the most.
#CommunityTuesdays Yesterday was a special day for #CommunityTuesdays Yesterday was a special day for our community. We had the blessing of not only celebrating the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross but also the anniversary of the Episcopal Ordination of Archbishop Emeritus Alfred Hughes. Archbishop Hughes entered seminary on the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross and was ordained a bishop on the same Feast. Please join us in prayers of gratitude for his 39 years as a bishop.
Our Lady of Prompt Succor, ever Virgin Mother of J Our Lady of Prompt Succor, ever Virgin Mother of Jesus Christ our Lord and God, you are most powerful against the enemy of our salvation. The divine promise of a Redeemer was announced right after the sin of our first parents; and you, through your Divine Son, crushed the serpent’s head. Hasten, then, to our help and deliver us from the deceits of Satan. Intercede for us with Jesus that we may always accept God’s graces and be found faithful to Him in our particular states of life. As you once saved our beloved city from ravaging flames and our country from an invading army, have pity on us and obtain for us protection from hurricanes and all other disasters. Assist us in the many trials which beset our path through life. Watch over the Church and the Pope as they uphold with total fidelity the purity of faith and morals against unremitting opposition. Be to us truly Our Lady of Prompt Succor now and especially at the hour of our death, that we may gain everlasting life through the merits of Jesus Christ who lives and reigns with the Father and the Holy Spirit, one God, world without end. Amen.
#MissionTripTakeover In the midst of all the servi #MissionTripTakeover In the midst of all the service and ministry done this past week, our men stayed focused on and rooted in the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus. Each day began with an hour of Eucharistic A#doration and the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
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