Upcoming Events

Stations of the Cross & Benediction

Friday, March 12
7:00 PM


Annual Saint James Card Party

Sunday, March 14
2:00 PM


High School CCD

Sunday, March 14
6:00 PM


Confirmation Classes

Sunday, March 14
6:00 PM


Monthly Senior Citizen's Meeting

Tuesday, March 16
12:00 PM


Parish Bulletin

Faith Life

Reminders

Grade school CCD classes are held on Saturday mornings beginning at 9:00 AM. All children not enrolled in a Catholic School are expected to attend these classes. Classes will include Grades K-8. Parents are reminded of their obligation to see that their children attend these classes faithfully.

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  • Saint James Parish Faith Family, with Eternal Life as our Goal and with Christ the center of our lives, strives to promote Love of God through the celebration of the Sacred Liturgy and service to one another. Challenged by God’s Word, we are open to everyone by welcoming ALL within our Faith Community.

Lent Schedule

There will be an extra weekday Mass at 5:15 pm during Lent and Stations of the Cross and Benediction on Friday evenings at 7:00 pm. Please make an effort to attend.
 
A Word From the Pastor: Third Sunday of Lent
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The monthly Sunday Breakfast will be held after the 7, 8:30, and 10:00 o’clock Mass this weekend. These breakfasts are more “funraisers” than fundraisers. They give our parishioners and friends of the parish an opportunity to get to know each other better and to increase the sense of belonging and commitment to the parish. A thank you goes out to the School Board and the school parents for staffing the breakfasts.
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Benedict XVI: God wants to heal man entirely

 
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HOLY NAME

How many are the names of God! In our liturgy, we call upon the Lord, our Christ, for mercy. We ask our Father for our daily bread. We pray to the Holy Spirit to sanctify our gifts. In all this we recall the revelation to Moses that our God is the God Who Is. This most wonderful of names reminds us that the holy presence is with us always, journeying with us, one with our sacrament, speaking the word of life. The God Who Is does not abandon us but always offers us one more chance to bring forth fruit.

Text, Alice L. Camille © 1998, OCP. All rights reserved.

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