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Saint Martin dePorres Catholic Church
A diverse family, united by faith, reflecting God's love as a community of service.
5326 Elliot Road
Lake Charles, Louisiana 70605
ph. (337) 478-3845
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00am - 4:30pm
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Saturday Anticipated Mass 4:30pm
Sunday 8:00am & 10:00am
Tuesday & Thursday 5:00pm
Wednesday & Friday 8:00am
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Anticipated Mass 6:00pm
Holy Day (There is no Anticipated Mass on Holy Days) 8:00am & 6:00pm
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Baptisms: Call the rectory two months in advance to schedule an appointment.
Marriages: Call at least six months in advance for pre-marriage instruction.
Reconciliation: Every Saturday, 3:15pm - 4:15pm or by appointment during the week.
Anointing of the sick: Available anytime, please call the rectory to make arrangements.
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Eucharistic Ministers & Lectors: click here for this month's Ministry Schedule (.rtf format)
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St. Martin de Porres Gallup Survey
St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church is partnering with Gallup to more effectively fulfill the parish’s mission.
Your participation in Gallup’s ME25 member engagement survey is an important part of this process. The information
you provide will be very helpful to your parish.
Your survey responses will be completely confidential. You do not sign your name, and under no circumstances
will your personal responses be revealed to anyone in your parish or anyone outside of Gallup.
The survey will take approximately 7 minutes of your time. Please respond to each question by clicking your answer.
Your survey Access Code is: A98B42
If you have any questions about this survey, please email the church and someone will respond at soon as possible.
Click here to begin your survey.
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Our Pastor,
Father Keith Pellerin
Fr. Keith Pellerin, born in Church Point, Louisiana, August 22, 1961, has lived most of his life in
Lake Charles and is the son of James and Dorothy Pellerin.
A graduate of LaGrange high School (1979), he received his B.A. Degree in Speech Communications and Public
Relations from McNeese State University (1993), and his Masters of Divinity from Notre Dame University School of Theology in New Orleans (1998).
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