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Love God. Love all People. Make Disciples.

February 14th, 2021 The Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sat. Vigil 5:30 pm in church | Sunday Mass 8 am in church, 10, 12 noon at St. James School | Mon.-Sat. 8 am in Church

Office hours: Monday – Friday 8 to 12, 1 to 4 pm | Saturday & Sunday Closed

415 Vincent Street | Redondo Beach, CA 90277 | 310.372.5228 | www.SaintJames.Church | Photo: Trisha Hollerup

Welcome! Thank you for worshipping with us! We are not complete without you!

“Brothers and sisters, ...whatever you do, do everything for the glory of God. 1 Cor. 10:31

St. James Catholic Preschool (above) will be accepting applications for Fall 2021 starting Feb. 16. See page 5 for details.

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Pastor’s Corner Join us for the Lent & Easter Season! We begin our 40 day Lenten Journey on February 17th, Ash Wednesday. Even in the midst of the pandemic we are called to focus on our spiritual self.

Why 40 days?

The number 40 shows up often in the Bible, usually in contexts dealing with judgment, testing, probation or trial—from the story of Noah and rain for 40 days. The New Testament begins with Christ spending 40 days fasting in the desert before entering into his public ministry (Mt 4:1-11). Catholics imitate Christ by spending 40 days in spiritual discipline before the celebration of Christ's Resurrection, the triumph over sin and death.

40 days? Every Sunday is a commemoration of Christ's resurrection and as a feast day on which fasting was inappropriate. Christians fasted from Monday to Saturday (six days) during six weeks and from Wednesday to Saturday (four days) in the preceding week, thus making up the number of 40 days.

Stations of the Cross every Friday at 7:30pm Every Friday in Lent we will gather in the Church to journey with Christ in the Way of the Cross.

Reconciliation (Confession) Whether you have been away for a long time or obtain these graces regularly, this will be one of the greatest blessings you’ll receive while still on this earth. We’ll be offering opportunities for Reconciliation every Saturday at 4 pm and other times which will be published online and in the bulletin.

Give it up for Lent Giving up something we like during Lent can be a reminder of the importance of sacrifice in our lives. Every time we refrain from eating candy, going shopping, watching television, drinking alcohol, or doing something else we enjoy, we have an opportunity to express our desire to love and draw near to God.

Guidelines for Lent Catholics are called to abstain from eating meat every Friday during Lent. The obligation of abstinence (refraining from meat) begins at the age of 14. The law of fasting (limiting oneself to one full meal and two lighter meals) obliges all between the ages of 18 and 59. Those individuals who have a medical condition in which fasting may be harmful are not obliged to fast, but should perform some other act of penance or charity.

Do something positive Lenten penance need not be only a question of abstaining from food or drink. Now is the time to begin or reinforce something positive in your life, like regular prayer or study and prayer with Scripture. Whenever our

Virtus® Recertification Class via Zoom

All parish and school volunteers are required to be Virtus® trained. Recertification Class “Keeping the Promise Alive” Zoom Class Tuesday, March 2nd, 4–5:30 pm To register please call the parish office: 310.372.5228 This class is for St. James Parishioners only. If you have taken the class elsewhere, please bring a copy of your certificate to the parish office.

actions are intended to fulfill the Great Commandment of loving God and neighbor, they help us live as Christians and fulfill our baptismal call. Create time and space in your routine to draw closer to God.

Lent is all about preparation: prayer, fasting, good works. A short daily reflection can be sent to your email box containing daily scripture and context and thoughts. www.FlameofLove.us - Daily Meditations www.dynamiccatholic.com/bestlentever/

While driving: Tune to AM930 KHJ Relevant Radio Use that rosary hanging from the rear view mirror while stuck in traffic.

May God bless you always!

Msgr. Mike

Fr. Emmanuel

Ash Wednesday is February 17th

Masses

8am in Church 12 Noon in the Courtyard

4 pm in the Courtyard 7 pm in Church

Liturgy of the Word with Distribution of Ashes

12 Noon in Church 5 pm in Church

7 pm in the Courtyard

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Mass Schedule and Locations

Sunday Vigil Mass is Saturday at 5:30pm inside St. James church

This Mass is recorded and posted online Sat. at 8pm.

Sunday Mass Schedule - 8 am is celebrated inside St. James Church

Sunday 10 am & Noon Masses are celebrated

St. James School 4625 Garnet (at 20559 Anza)

Torrance, CA 90503 Please bring your own chairs.

8am Daily Masses are inside St. James Church.

Daily Masses are recorded and posted daily at 9:30 am at SaintJames.Church

Catholic Q and A J.P. Alegria

Tuesday Night Online Bible Study

The St. James Tuesday Night Online Bible Study group has started a new 11 week course:

Revelation: The Kingdom Yet to Come by Ascension Press.

Please join us this Tuesday as we discuss: Revelation 12-13 - The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Every

Tuesday evenings from 7—8:30p via Zoom.

Come, share and participate

in our faith Community

For information and login information, please contact: Donna Wilson: dwilson94@gmail.com

St. James Social and Sanitizing Protocols

In compliance with the County of Los Angeles Department of Public Health Order of the Health Officer, protocols for social distancing and sanitizing have been created for the parish office and Masses celebrated at the main church and the St. James School field.

A binder containing the protocol specific to each facility can be found in the following locations: in the parish office reception area, at the church in the parking lot entrance vestibule, and on the table at the entrance to the St. James School field (during Masses only).

Q: The Catechism refers to it as: “...an epitome of the whole Gospel.”

What is it that can be characterized as the epitome of the whole Gospel?

A: The epitome, the summary, the embodiment, and the expression of faith to which the catechism refers can be found amid the decades of - The Rosary.

Catechism Paragraph #971 reads: “The Church’s devotion to the Blessed Virgin is intrinsic to Christian worship. The Church rightly honors the Blessed Virgin with special devotion. From the most ancient times the Blessed Virgin has been honored with the title of ‘Mother of God,’ to those whose protection the faithful fly in all their dangers and needs...”

In these days of dangers, needs, and exceptional challenges we indeed fly to Marian prayer, with rosary hopefully and confidently grasped. Ave Marias can be said individually; within our family; safely and responsibly spaced apart from other devotees; and we can even fly to the rosary in virtual unison at many sites online.

Pope Francis, speaking at a Wednesday General Audience last October spoke about Marian prayer:

“Even today, in this time of the pandemic, it is necessary to hold the rosary in our hands and pray for us, our loved ones, and all people.”

Our St. James choir sings the familiar devotional strains of the Ave Maria, Schubert‘s version that originated as part of his Opus 52 that centered on a composition called Ellen’s Third Song, drawn from Sir Walter Scott’s The Lady of the Lake. Franz List composed three variants of Ave Maria for piano. Charles Gounod has a similar, popular musical treatment. The Choir sings “Ave Maria” the Hail Mary, based on the Gospel of Luke, which Bible scholars say was originally written in eastern Mediterranean Greek, well before the Latin text that we employ, reflecting the words of the archangel Gabriel:

“Hail Mary- Ave Maria Full of grace- gratia plena

The Lord is with thee - Dominus tecum…”

As the Catechism says about our Lady:

“She shines forth on earth, until the day of the Lord shall come, a sign of certain hope and comfort to the pilgrim People of God. When we pray to her, we are adhering with her to the plan of the Father...we can pray with and to her. The prayer of the Church is sustained by the prayer of Mary and united with it in hope.”

Sweet, clement, Mary. Together we are indeed, pilgrims on a journey.

Dominus tecum...

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Human Trafficking Awareness

Cybertipline.com is the nation’s centralized reporting system for the online exploitation of children; a good

source of suspected online enticement of children for

lewd purposes.

F.A.I.T.H. MINISTRY

of St. James and

St. Lawrence Martyr

Rick Page

CandRPage@verizon.net

UPCOMING DATES:

Confirmation Nights: Sunday, 2/14 @ 6:30pm - Y1 Confirmation Sunday, 2/21 @ 6:30pm - Y2 Confirmation

Teen Nights: Tuesday, 2/16 @ 7pm Thursday, 2/25 @ 7pm

Many have wondered & it's now confirmed. Yes, we'll be having a Year 2 Retreat!

Since we're unable to have an in-person retreat, we'll be going virtual instead. Each week in the month of March, our Year 2 Confirmation candidates will hear powerful testimonies from our team members, dig deep into small group discussions & allow the Holy Spirit to work through them with engaging activities.

More than ever, our teens need your prayers & support as they continue to navigate through life virtually. Please pray that the love of Christ fills their hearts, especially as we prepare for this retreat experience coming up.

Please contact us at one of the options below for any questions or details on any future Youth Ministry events

Contact us: Email: saintjamesym@gmail.com Website: www.saintjamesym.weebly.com Text: 424.265.8336

saintjamesym @saintjamesym

Dear Saint James Parishioners,

Catholic Schools’ Week was celebrated with love and appreciation by teachers, students and parents. On Thursday, February 4, we celebrated Teachers as Our Super Heroes! Teachers were in the spirit of the celebration and dressed in costume as did our students on ZOOM.

We are accepting registration for the 2021- 2022 school year. New Student registration is available on our website SJScatholicschool.org. Please email the school office@sjscatholicschool.org or phone 310.371.0416 to reserve to schedule a Virtual tour or a meeting with the principal. There is a Virtual Open House scheduled for February 16th at 6pm, please RSVP by phone or email to receive your ZOOM code for the event.

God Bless you,

Noreen Maricich

Principal, St. James School

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Religious Education

Dear Friends and Families of Saint James,

As I said in our Religious Education newsletter for February, Lent is one of the two liturgical seasons the Church sets aside to help us refocus our lives. Advent is the other. I like to say that Advent is the time that we look for God coming into the world, and Lent is the time that we pause to consider where we have missed seeing God coming into our lives. As we approach Lent, I encourage all our parish families to consider what you can do to celebrate the season. Maybe you could add a prayer time before dinner or bedtime to your family’s routine? Maybe your family could consider making a donation to a food pantry to help feed those who are hungry? Maybe you could take walks once a week to appreciate God’s presence in all of creation? If you would like to consider more ideas, you can find a link to a Lenten Calendar on the Religious Education page of the parish website.

As you know, Lent begins this Wednesday, and we are pleased to announce that we will kick off the season for our Religious Education families with an Ash Wednesday

Above is a photo of the gifts blessed by Msgr. Mike that each child receives after their reception of the Sacrament. Their parents pray this blessing over them: "May the God who calls you to grow and invites you to care, the God who forgives and asks you to forgive oth-ers, bless you now and forever." Amen.

Valentina A. Jacob A. Nicholas A. Thomas B. Nolan B. Jove B. Cataleya B. Samantha C. Vivian C. Abygail C. Gianna C. John D., Mateus D. Harry E. Daniela G. Lila G. Jaclyn G. Emma G. Arielle H-S. Skyler H. Luke I.

Diego J. Mateo J. Jane K. Andrew K. Elizabeth K. Liesl K. Elicia L. Maya L. Lillian L., Theodore L. Anna L. Riley L. Breanna L. Cruz M. Natalie M. Sebastian M. Colin M. Tyler M. Robert M. Psykhe M. Jacob M.

Jackson N. Giada P. Daniel P. Mia R. Izabella R. Levi R. Julia R. Devyn R. Diego S. Riley S. Sean S. Grayson S. Marlo T. Saoirse T-J. Lorenzo T. Christopher V. Liam V. Analucia W. Emma Z. Samuel Z.

Please continue to pray for the children of our parish who have recently received their

First Sacrament of Reconciliation:

Ash Wednesday February 17th

St. James Catholic Preschool

Mardi Gras celebration before Ash Wednesday

Mardi Gras is a holiday that means Fat Tuesday in

French. The season of Mardi Gras begins twelve days

after Christmas. We call the first day of Mardi Gras

season “Twelfth Night”. Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday) is the

day before Ash Wednesday (Lent). The Preschool will

be accepting applications for Fall 2021 starting Feb. 16.

If you would like to schedule a tour or request a

registration form, call us at 310.376.5550 or email

saintjamespreschool123@gmail.com.

May God continue to shine His love on our preschool.

Wendy Bell, Director, St. James Catholic Preschool

Service on Zoom at 4 pm. Please check your email for a Zoom link and details for how we will celebrate together from home this year.

God’s love is truly all around us, reaching out to us through one another, through nature, and through the Sacraments. May this upcoming liturgical season help you and your family to be more aware of God in your lives!

If you have any questions, please feel free to call. We

are here Monday to Thursday from 9am-3pm, and our

phone number is 310.379.3221.

Blessings!

Andrea Sullivan

Director of Religious Education

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If you are able, your best options are:

Mail your envelopes to the St. James Parish Office 124 N. Pacific Coast Hwy. Redondo Beach, CA 90277

Place in the Rectory mail slot at 415 Vincent St. 90277 or in church baskets in the Communion line.

Set-Up Automatic Payments with your bank

Enroll in Faith Direct’s E-Giving By calling toll free 1-866-507-8757 or https://www.faithdirect.net Use the code CA560

Use Faith Direct’s Text-to-Give number Simply text any dollar amount to St. James’ Number: 424.317.8878

Thank you for your support

Thank you for the many calls of appreciation that we can still be together as a parish family as best we can with this outreach.

We are grateful for your willingness to continue supporting St. James financially which will be especially critical these next few months.

Spiritual Communion Prayer

My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament.

I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul.

Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally,

come at least spiritually into my heart.

I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You.

Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen.

Medjugorje Rosary Prayer Group Join us!

We continue to pray the rosary in the midst of this difficult time. We pray from the safety and privacy of our

homes and remain united in Christ and each other.

Experience inner peace.

All may offer their own intentions. Dean Campazzie 310.372.5182

Feed the Needy Update

We again want to thank you for your generosity over the past year. We could not have had such a successful program for helping members of our homeless commu-nity without you.

We continue to prepare 180 lunches weekly on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for the needy. Your kind assistance is needed whenever possible to provide the following:

Hamburger buns

chips lunch meat

cheese sticks fruit such as grapes and oranges

6 - 8 ounce small water and juices

These items all fit into lunch bags or into back packs.

We cannot accept or distribute used clothing due to the potential for spreading COVID 19.

Thank you again for your support. You are a blessing to our ministry and Homeless Community.

Please contact me at 310.488.9480 if you have questions or need additional information.

Linda Cabibbo, Ministry Coordinator

Help Save Lives in Lawndale

You can protect mothers, children and families by joining this worldwide mobilization! Through prayer and fasting, peaceful vigils, and community outreach, 40 Days for Life has inspired 1,000,000 volunteers!

With God’s help, here are the proven results: • 18,000 babies saved from abortion • 211 abortion workers converted • 107 abortion centers closed

Here’s how to take part: Vigil location:

Outside Planned Parenthood, 14623 Hawthorne Blvd, Lawndale 90260

Vigil hours: 7 am to 7 pm daily, 7 days a week Local contact: Laura Frederick 202.361.5166,

40Days4LifeLawndale@gmail.com Learn more…get involved…sign up for prayer times at: 40daysforlife.com/Lawndale

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Gospel Meditation Family Promise Volunteer Coordinator Needed

The mission of Family Promise of the South Bay is to work through local churches to change the lives of homeless families with children by offering temporary shelter, meals, and other assistance as they seek stable housing. Guests stay overnight, on- site at host congregations, such as St. James on a weekly, rotating basis, with each church hosting the families 3 to 4 weeks per year. A Volunteer Coordinator is needed to manage the program for St. James as a host congregation. The Coordinator takes overall responsibility for ensuring that the host congregation’s program runs smoothly. Currently, due to COVID-19 restrictions the families are staying in a single host location and the Volunteer Coordinator is responsible for organizing and recruiting volunteers to help with grocery and gas gift cards and online donations for the week St. James participates as a remote host. The coordinator position is an opportunity to form meaningful bonds, with the Family Promise guests and parishioners of St. James alike, while connecting with other participating congregations in the South Bay. If you are interested in learning more please call Nanette Bordenave at 310.612.7643 or email at nanettebordenave@gmail.com.

Saint James Niland Scholarships

The St. James Parish office will have applications available for five scholarships for seniors that will graduate from West Torrance, Redondo Union, or Bishop Montgomery High Schools and plan to attend a college or university in 2021.

These annual scholarships are offered to promote the involvement of young people in St. James Parish ministries. In accordance with the terms of the Niland Endowment, the scholarships are offered primarily based upon need, service to the parish/church community, involvement in church activities, GPA, and acceptance to an accredited college.

To apply you must be a registered member of St. James Parish and a practicing Catholic (e.g., confirmed and attending mass regularly).

Completed application packages should be submitted to the parish office no later than Monday, April 12th, 2021.

St. Oscar Romero said, “Aspire not to have more, but to be more.”

These powerful words provide the perfect framework for a conversion oriented Lenten experience. God is giving us this Lenten sign to stop being concerned about what you have and focus on who you are. This requires that we create a desert space and listen more attentively for God to reveal His presence. It is all so wonderfully simple on the one hand and so incredibly challenging on the other. The message is simple: love God, neighbor, and self. Those simple words make great sense, but we struggle translating them into reality. Our attachments, compulsions, obsessions, addictions, routines, and busyness all anchor us to the “idol of the self,” keeping us mired in our compulsive need for self-aggrandizement. It’s not about us!

God vowed, long ago, to nurture, sustain and protect the relationship He has with His people. He called us into being, nurtures us in being, and sustains us in being. Without the Loving Divine Presence, all life would cease. Once we slow down a bit and clear away some of the clutter, we can see how the journey of our life is unfolding. We can see what brings us in and out of tune with God’s love and how we can better imitate God’s loving fidelity in our relationship with Him. In short, we will see our myopic short sightedness and figure out how we can better share the Divine Fire within with others. Lent isn’t just about giving stuff up for forty days and indulging again at Easter. We need to push things much farther and wrestle with the question of how we can be more. “Being more” means becoming more fully alive and in touch with the holiness of life and the divinity that lives in and empowers all beings and things. It is realizing that the “quality” of our presence is crucial to being an effective witness and herald of God’s unconditional love.

The illusion we have bought into causes us to believe that the wrong things and systems matter. We tirelessly fight to keep things the way they are, to return to the former ways of doing things or restore some nostalgic fantasy memory of “life in the good old days.” Lent isn’t about maintaining what we have or returning to something that is gone. It’s about becoming something new. It’s about being more focused, centered, convicted, and grounded so that we can be a person who truly loves and treasures being made in the image of God.

The secret to Gospel living is not found in accumulating anything for ourselves, even merit points for heaven. Gospel living means learning how to live with less so that others can live with more. The thought of permanently giving something up makes us feel uncomfortable.

Truth often does. ©LPi

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A Prayer for Healing & Protection

Most merciful and loving God, We come to you in our weakness. We come to you in our fear. We come to you with trust. For you alone are our hope.

We place before you the pandemic present in our world. We turn to you in our time of need.

Bring wisdom to doctors. Give understanding to scientists. Endow caregivers with compassion and generosity. Bring healing to those who are ill. Protect those who are most at risk. Give comfort to those who have lost a loved one. Welcome those who have died into your eternal home.

Stabilize our communities. Unite us in our compassion. Remove all fear from our hearts. Fill us with confidence in your care.

Jesus, I trust in you. Jesus, I trust in you. Jesus, I trust in you. Amen. -Author Unknown

Sunday School Would you like your children to learn about God’s love for them? Would you like them to be familiar with favorite Old and New Testament bible stories? Would you like them to know basic Catholic prayers, but also to feel comfortable just talking to God in their own words? Do you wish there was a way for a preschool aged child to understand the message in the gospel reading? If you have any questions or would like to enroll, please contact Sheila Kelly at 714.391.3949. Please text me first and let me know you are asking about Sunday School. You may also email me at slkelly3156@gmail.com.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to the

recent Baby Bottle campaign. You helped

raise over $5,000 for the Pregnancy Help Center, assisting them to continue to provide free services,

including ultrasound, and support even more women to make life-affirming choices about pregnancy. Your gift

saves lives. If you forgot to turn in your baby bottle, you can still do so at mass or donate online at

supportphctorrance.org/contribute

The clinic is open for all services! Schedule your appointment today.

Call 310.787.HELP (24/7) to make an appointment or ask questions

We will screen clients at the door and take all precautions to stop the spread of covid-19

We’re open! And we’re here for you!

Please reach out to us if you need us.

It’s normal to grieve a pregnancy loss, including the loss of a child by abortion. It can form a hole in one’s heart, a hole so deep that sometimes

it seems nothing can fill the emptiness. You are not alone… https://hopeafterabortion.com/

Spiritual Adoption Daily prayer for a period of nine months:

“Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love you very much. I beg you to spare the life of the unborn baby that I have spiritually adopted who is in danger of abortion.” - Prayer of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen

Your prayers CAN make a difference between whether a baby will be born...or aborted. Our prayers can also be a form of spiritual support for both of the parents. Please share the love of life given to you by the Lord of all life and join in spiritually adopting a baby. http://spiritualadoption.org

Inspired by Bishop Olmsted’s vision, the Knights of Columbus and the Diocese of Phoenix have joined together to produce a 12-episode video series, also titled Into the Breach. Each episode focuses on a different aspect of authentic Catholic masculinity and features interviews with well-known Catholic commentators and follows the personal story of a man whose life illuminates each theme.

The series can also be used for individual reflection and a study guide is available. By joining together in brotherhood, men receive the support they need to grow in virtue and to take action to serve Christ and others.

We hope that this series help you and all of us to step into the breach. To preview the video:

http://www.kofc.org/intothebreach.

Into the Breach

A Companion for your Journey As we walk with others who hurt and ache, we as Stephen Ministers pray that our hearts will be warm with compassion and understanding. Call 310.541.1403, a confidential, dedicated phone message line.

JANUARY MONTHLY COLLECTION

Faith Direct Total

2021 - $46,232 $109,249

2020 - $24,573 $94,225

Please note that January 2021 had 5 Sundays and 2020 had 4 Sundays.

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Weekly Mass Intentions

Readings

Priest celebrant may change according to circumstances For prayer requests or to request a Mass intention, please call the Parish Office 310.372.5228

Gift Shop

The Gift Shop is now open for your gift needs by appointment only.

Please call the office at 310.372.5228.

Rich Modic Rich@SaintJames.Church

Prayer Requests

Monday The Lord is my shepherd;

there is nothing I shall want. 1 Pt 5:1-4 / Mt 16:13-19

Tuesday From all their distress God rescues the just.

Is 55:10-11 / Mt 6:7-15

Wednesday A heart contrite and humbled, O God,

you will not spurn. Jon 3:1-10 / Lk 11:29-32

Thursday Lord, on the day I called for help,

you answered me. Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25 / Mt 7:7-12

Friday If you, O Lord, mark iniquities, who can stand?

Ez 18:21-28 / Mt 5:20-26

Saturday Blessed are they who follow the law of the Lord!

Dt 26:16-19 / Mt 5:43-48

Sunday I will walk before the Lord,

in the land of the living. Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18 / Rom 8:31b-34 / Mk 9:2-10

Sat. 8 am

5:30 pm

Feb 13

Fr. Emmanuel

Fr. IK

Gary Catungal

Catalina Castillon

Ed & Mary Hazen

Sunday

8 am

10 am

12 Noon

Feb 14

Fr. Emmanuel

Fr. Jim

Msgr. Mike

Louise Witos

Jim Erickson

Dorothy & Jim Park

Virginia Enos

John Nichols

Neil Watkins

Monday

8 am

Feb 15

Msgr. Mike

Gani Purwadi

Jaime D. Reyes

Tuesday

8 am

Feb 16

Fr. Emmanuel

Mary Lou Durham

Wed.

8 am

12 Noon

4 pm

Feb 17

Msgr. Mike

Fr. Jim

Fr. Emmanuel

Ash Wednesday

Federico Villoria

Bridie McKenna

Marie Chavez

Thurs.

8 am

Feb 18

Fr. Emmanuel

Frank Wurm

Friday

8 am

Feb 19

Msgr. Mike

Jasmin Antonio Mendiola

Sat. 8 am

5:30 pm

Feb 20

Fr. Emmanuel

Msgr. Mike

Donald J. Trump

Sabina Garcia

Alfredo Rosales

Sunday

8 am

10 am

12 Noon

Feb 21

Msgr. Mike

Fr. Emmanuel

Fr. Jim

Nancy Diggs

Gabriel Gutierrez

Severa Berrones

Leon Campazzie

Trey Van Norstrand

Dennis Kute

For those suffering illness, infirmity and those in need of our prayers:

Richard Lapham

From death to new life. For the souls of the recently departed,

that through the mercy of God, They may rest in peace:

Maria Cascante, Nedia Pino,

Macaria Calumpiano, Nieka Franchi, Elmer Burkhardt,

Lang Boston

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Office@SJSCatholicSchool.org

Gretchen Nobleza Director of Youth Ministry

& Confirmation

saintjamesym@gmail.com

310.372.5228 x20 Text: 424.265.8336

saintjamesym.weebly.com

Andrea Sullivan Director of Religious Education

Andrea@SaintJames.church 310.379.3221