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The focus of the book is the history of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Roman Catholic Parish and Sacred Heart Church in Montegut, Louisiana. The book follows the church-parish boundaries, including the term of each priest, and with the creation of each new parish out of Sacred Heart, St. Ann (1908), St. Joseph (1948), and St. Charles Borromeo (1971), the focus continues with the Priests of Sacred Heart. However, the book could not reflect Sacred Heart without writing about Montegut, Bourg, Little Caillou, and Pointe aux Chenes. The church has given us important roots, binding us as a church and community family, sticking us to this small place, Montegut. Sacred Heart Parish predates Sacred Heart Church by over thirty years. Pere Menard blessed the first dedicated chapel built on Dugas property at St. John the Baptist in le Terrebonne in November 1859. Sacred Heart of Jesus Church marks its founding as the creation of the parish by the Diocese of New Orleans in November 9, 1864.

Intro -- Titlepage -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 The Purpose of Inquiry -- Chapter 2 Adapting Contract Learning for Faith Formation and Conversion -- Chapter 3 The First Question: Where Have You Been? -- Chapter 4 The Second Question: Where Are You Now? -- Chapter 5 The Third Question: Where Do You Want to Get To? -- Chapter 6 The Fourth Question: How Are You Going to Get to Where You Want to Go? -- Chapter 7 The Fifth Question: How Will You Know You Have Arrived? -- Chapter 8 Creating a Faith Formation Plan -- Chapter 9 Implementing the Plan -- Chapter 10 Discernment for Readiness -- Chapter 11 The Ideal Catechist -- Conclusion What Could Happen? -- Appendix 1 A Model Calendar for a Formation Plan for Seekers -- Appendix 2 Goal-Setting Worksheet for Becoming a Disciple -- Appendix 3 Catholic Prayers -- Bibliography

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