Sacred Heart | Cut Off

MASS TIMES

Sunday Mass Times
Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM | 6:00 PM (Misa en Español)
Sunday: 7:00 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM 

Weekday Mass Times
Monday: 6:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:30 AM
Thursday: 8:30 AM 
First Friday: 8:30 AM with Litany of the Sacred Heart
First Saturday: 8:30 AM with Litany to the Blessed Mother

Confession Times
Half an Hour before all Daily Masses
By Appointment

Eucharistic Adoration
After Mass on Monday

Novena
Tuesday: 6:00 PM

CONTACT US

Website
sacredheartcutoff.org
 

Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/sacredheartco/

Office Hours
Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM-3:00 PM

Telephone
p (985) 632-3858
f (985) 632-4452

Physical Address
15300 West Main St.
Cut Off, LA, 70345

Established
1923

Families
1,415

 

PARISH STAFF

Clergy 
Administrator:  Rev. Joey Lirette

Pastoral Staff
Administrative Assistant:  Mrs. Mary Foret
Secretary/Receptionist:  Mrs. Carmen L. Duet
Coordinators of Youth Formation:  Theresa Luwisch
 

HISTORY

In the Fall of 1899, the Chapel of the Sacred Heart was built and dedicated. The hurricane of 1909 damaged the Chapel of the Sacred Heart considerably. At that time, the chapel was repaired and enlarged. In 1922 more repairs were required and the chapel was enlarged, remodeled, and repainted. On January 1, 1924, Reverend Francis Weiss was appointed the first pastor of the new parish of Sacred Heart of Jesus of Cote Blanche. In 1924 a small rectory was erected also furnishing material for a garage and a boathouse. In the middle of November 1951, construction began on the new Sacred Heart Church of Cote Blanche. The Church is a modern American adaptation of the Romanesque style of architecture executed in solid brick, stone trim, and burnt clay tile roof. The ground plan simulates a Latin cross and follows the traditional Roman Basilica style. In 1981, the parish saw a need for a building to use for religion classes. On September 12, 1981, the Spiritual Life Center was dedicated. In the year of 1990, a Grotto, attached to the south side of the church, was built for burning candles. During the year of 1996, Msgr. Francis Legendre, Pastor, along with the Parish Council decided the church needed a "facelift". Renovations began which consisted of removing and replacing the ceiling, cleaning and painting inside and outside, electrical work, sealing the exterior walls, and a new roof was installed. The middle south side door was closed off and a Marian Chapel was built.