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TMIY is back this coming fall! Starting Friday September 11 -- 5:45 am Breakfast, 6:20 Presentation, 7:30 dismissal. Whether you plan to meet in person, plan to meet virtually, or need to do a combination of the two, we've got you covered! Men need spiritual development now more than ever. Don't delay. Let's get started!

Edward Michael Falterman passed away on April 17, 2020. Beloved husband of Cynthia Blanchard Falterman for 29 years. Father of Dane Falterman (Stephanie), Darrell Falterman (Jimmy), Gerald Falterman (Stephanie), and the late Eddie Falterman Jr. Grandfather of Dylan Falterman, Peyton Falterman, Hannah Spahr, Tristan Falterman, and Jennifer Falterman. Stepfather of Kelly Cannon (Jack) and Laurie Uzee (Jay). Step-grandfather of Joshua Palombo, Holly Seal, Lacey Melling, Rikilyn Root, Neil Neyrey, John Nathan Arguello, Chris Arguello, Jeremy Uzee, and Lance Uzee. Step-great-grandfather of 11. Son of the late Lin Falterman and Sadie Verdin Falterman. Brother of Carroll Falterman, Georgia Knight, Mary Dufour, Martha Thibodaux, and the late Jimmy Vincent. Age 77 years, a native of Lafitte, LA and a resident of Gretna, LA. Eddie was a graduate of West Jefferson High School Class of 1960. He worked at Shell Oil Company for 35 years until retirement. He then worked for the Archdiocese of New Orleans at St. Joseph Church and Shrine in Gretna for 28 years where he loved to greet parishioners at the door. Relatives and Friends of the Family are invited to attend the Memorial Mass at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Gretna, LA on Saturday, July 11, 2020 at 10 AM. Memorial Visitation will be held at church from 9 AM until mass time.

A STATEMENT FROM THE ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANS RESPONDING TO THE SUPREME COURT DECISION IN JUNE MEDICAL SERVICES V. RUSSO June 29, 2020 Today the Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 in the June Medical Services v Russo case to strike down a Louisiana law that would have required abortion doctors to have hospital admitting privileges. This is very disappointing to us as people of faith who believe in the dignity of human life. We believed this law would have protected women from the possibility of harmful medical care preventing long-term health issues for them and saving lives. As Catholics, we see abortion as an action that denies the fundamental human right to life and harms women physically, mentally, and emotionally. We will continue to pray and fight for justice for mothers and children and offer them the support needed to choose life. We invite all people of faith to pray for women seeking abortion, often under enormous pressure, that they will find alternatives that truly value them and the lives of their children.