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        St. Margaret Mary is seeking to engage a liturgical music minister. The ideal candidate will have experience coordinating/leading music at the parish level proficient on the keyboard, as a vocalist, and as a conductor. This ministry requires strong organizational and interpersonal skills, a current knowledge of Catholic liturgy, and an understanding of the correct and ethical use of copyright licenses to support worship for Mass and for other church services. Full-time or part-time based on the scope of services agreed upon. Compensation will be commensurate with experience and scope of services. To submit a résumé for theLiturgical Music Minister postition, e-mail Fr. Ed or you can mail it to 
St. Margaret Mary Church, Attn: Fr. Ed Grice, 1050 Robert Blvd., Slidell, LA 70458. 

Saint Margaret Mary Parish is committed to create a pathway for the community to the celebration of the Holy Eucharist through Prayer, Inclusion, Generosity, and Evangelization.

Mass & Confession Schedule

Check out all of the awesome events we have going on for Junior High Youth Group (6th - 8th grades), High School Youth Group (8th - 12th grades), and College Ministry (current college students & college aged young adults)!!

    St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church will present “Truths About Immigration and Refugees,” a discussion with guest speaker Martin O. Gutierrez, Division Director of Catholic Charities for the Archdiocese of New Orleans on Saturday, June 17, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the SMM Evangelization Center, 1050 Robert Blvd. in Slidell.
   Gutierrez will present a snapshot of the local immigrant community, its size, characteristics and needs; discuss the forces that push and pull people to immigrate; reflect on the Roman Catholic Church’s position on immigration and Catholic Social Teaching; and relate how current events impact families and local communities.
    Archbishop Gregory Aymond, and the goals of the Archdiocese of New Orleans Ninth General Synod, urge discussions in local parishes to help people “together move from attitudes of defensiveness and fear towards acceptance and compassionso that we may answer the Gospel call to, ‘welcome the stranger. While we must provide for the security of our communities and our nation, we must regulate our borders in a way that is just and merciful and supports the dignity of the human person and families,” Aymond said. Coffee and pastries will be served.