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September 8th, 2019

Sunday Masses: (Sat. 5:30 pm) | Sunday 6:30 am, 8, 10, 12 noon, 5:30 pm | Monday-Friday 8, 12 noon | Saturday 8 am

September 8th, 2019 Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Love God. Love all People. Make Disciples.

Office Hours: Mon.- Thurs. 8 to 12, 1 to 8 pm | Fri. 8 to 12, 1 to 7 pm | Sat. 9 - 12 noon | Sun. Closed

415 Vincent Street | Redondo Beach, CA 90277 | 310.372.5228 | www.SaintJames.Church | Photo: Hugues de BUYER-MIMEURE

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

“...come after me...” Lk. 14:27

September 8th, 2019

Welcome one another, then, as Christ welcomed you,

for the glory of God. Romans 15:7

Welcome!

Dear Friends and Families of St. James,

St. James Student Council members will be present at the 10 am Mass this Sunday. Once a month a grade will attend Mass together, say the Readings and bring up the gifts. Our students are vibrant members of our Parish.

The Saint James Education Foundation will be hosting a Casino Night at the O’Gorman Center on Saturday Night September 7th. Tickets are $50 a person for appetizers, drink, casino and fun! This is a new outreach from the SJEF to fund technology and education at St James School. Last year the foundation funded new laptops for all teachers and helped to fund Spanish, PE, Music, Field Trips and Hands on Art. Contact the school office for tickets and more information.

Registration is still open! We have a few spots still

available in grades TK - 4th and 6th to give your child an

education in a Christ centered environment. Call the

school and schedule your private tour and introduction to

why Catholic School is an Advantage for Life!

God Bless you,

Noreen Maricich

Principal

St. James Catholic School Torrance

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Pastor’s Corner Dear Friends and Families of St. James,

The last week of August Fr. Kavanagh and I responded to the call of Archbishop Jose Gomez and joined about 350 other priests ordained for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to meet with him. Our parishes were left in the care of Religious Order priests and priests from other dioceses/countries temporarily ministering in Los Angeles. Thank you for your prayers as we met. The goal of the days was to renew our personal call to priesthood and strengthen our fraternity with each other through prayer and discussions. The last time we met as priests ordained for the Archdiocese (incardinated priests) was about 20 years ago, so it was a special time for us to renew friendships and get to know some of the younger priests (and for the younger priests to get to know some of us old priests.) Our discussions centered around the journey of our vocations, from the call to enter the seminary, to our hopes and dreams—and the realities of our lives and ministry, the trauma of the sexual abuse scandal, and our strengths, joys and hopes for ourselves and our parishes. The openness and candidness of us all drew us deeper into the conversations and energized us as we came to share the commitment to priesthood and the love of ministry that binds us together. Acknowledging our weaknesses we also tried to identify ways that each of us can continue to grow as a person and a priest. At the closing Mass on Thursday it was amazing to see that everyone was still there—something that never happens. The week had become a special moment for each of us, and that is very good for everyone in every church of the Archdiocese. We were strengthened in our faith, in mutual support of one other, and in our vocation to serve humbly in our parishes. God Bless you,

Msgr. Mike

Harvest Festival: Silent Auction Donations Wanted Please support our Parish School by donating any new or unused items:

Kids'/teen toys or items, holiday decorations, household items, computer software/hardware, electronic equipment, sporting event tickets, sports memorabilia video games gaming systems.

Gift Certificates: restaurant, hotel, spa, service, party kids activity Double your gift by using Scrip from the Preschool for your purchase!

Donations accepted after 8, 10 and noon Masses in the parking lot. Sept. 8, 22, 29. Oct. 6, 13. 20. Thank you! Natalie Straup [email protected] 310.844.3613

mailto:[email protected]

September 8th, 2019

St. James Religious Education

St. James Parish families planning on their children attending the Religious Education program, Grades 1-8, need to return your forms ASAP. Prompt return of completed forms can ensure your choice of day.

NEW families can register during our regular office hours: Monday – Thursday 10am – 3pm. Please call the Religious Education Office 310.379.3221 for forms.

Religious Education classes are held on Tuesday or Wednesday from 4-5:15pm for grades 1-6 and Tuesdays evenings from 7:-8:15pm for grades 7 & 8.

Registrations fees are: 1 student $100.00 2 students $200. 3 or more $220 for St. James registered families. Non-registered family fee is $250 per child. Late fee is $10/child for forms received after Aug. 31.

God Bless you,

Diana Holly, Director

Getting to Know You Join us for Coffee and Doughnuts after the 8 and 10am Masses. Served in Kavanagh Hall today by the Sunday Hospitality Ministry.

St. James Men's Retreat to the Mountain of God—Sept. 13

th - 15

th

Men, join us for a retreat at Mater Dolorosa at Sierra Madra. This is a very special time to spend with our Lord, with quiet time to listen and speak to our Lord about where we are and where we are going.

The retreat center is attended by the Passionist priests and Deacons to guide us in our faith journey. The retreat includes seminars and discussions that allow us to help us find our purpose in life as we struggle through life’s challenges. It is like an oasis to stop along our journey and refresh our spirit.

The most frequent comment I hear up there is "If I knew it was like this, I would have come here years ago." Don't just think of it as a weekend, think of your renewed spirit. Your family, your friends and your co-workers will see a renewed you. We all win with Jesus.

Information & reservations: Tony LoBue 310.350.6361 John Cable 310.710.8756 Nick Tesi 310.717.2937

We are the servants to help you get to the mountain. https://materdolorosa.org/

St. James Families Together in Christ will have two events for families in September.

1. Our normal monthly gathering will be at coffee and donuts after the 10am Mass on Sunday, Sept. 8. Please look for the reserved tables, grab a nametag, and join us to connect with other young families sharing this season of life.

2. Our fall barbecue will be at Wilderness Park on Sat., Sept. 21st, at 1:30-4pm. Stop by for hot dogs and fun with other St. James parents and kids. You are welcome but not expected to bring a side dish to share. RSVP to our electronic invitation (if you are already on our mailing list) or to [email protected].

"Families Together" is a ministry by and for young families, reaching out to welcome them to the parish and connect them with other families sharing this season of life. We particularly welcome parents of recently baptized children. Our "Families Together" group meets the 2nd Sunday of each month at coffee and donuts and also at occasional seasonal gatherings.

From parents of school-age children to those with babies on the way, we are all on the same journey. We look forward to meeting you!

Bundle Sunday, Sept. 15

8am-2pm Church Parking Lot

Please bring any useable items that will help the needy. For large items including furniture, appliances and vehicles, please phone 323.224.6280 or 800.974.3571 for pickup at your home. Thank you!

September 8th, 2019

Youth Ministry

Longing for Inner Peace

The Holy Rosary is an enormous source of grace and spiritual protection, one of the most powerful sacramentals of the Catholic Church. Sister Lucia dos Santos, one of the children to whom Our Lady appeared at Fatima, once said, "There is no problem, no matter how difficult it is, whether temporal or above all spiritual, in the personal life of each one of us, of our families ... that cannot be solved by the Rosary. There is no problem, I tell you, no matter how difficult it is, that we cannot resolve by the prayer of the Holy Rosary."

The South Bay Rosary Cenacle, formed by a group of Parishioners, is circulating the statue of our Blessed Mother (Our Lady of Fatima).

Receive Mother Mary for one week and pray the Rosary & Chaplet of Divine Mercy with your family and friends:

Lydia Nelson 424.358.7197 Carmelita Silvino 310.975.4070

Medjugorje Rosary Prayer Group Invites you to join us as we pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy and Consecration prayers

Every Monday 7– 8:15 pm in Kavanagh Hall. All present may offer their own intentions. Dean Campazzie 310.372.5182

YR1 & YR2 Registration for 2019-2020 now open at SaintJamesYM.weebly.com

YR 1: Sunday, Sept. 15, @7pm in Kavanagh Hall.

YR 2: Sunday, Sept. 8, @7pm in Kavanagh Hall

Vincent Dao – Director of Youth Ministry Contact: Text: 424.265.8336 or [email protected]

Website: SaintJamesYM.weebly.com

High School Confirmation Sundays | 5:30pm Mass—8:30pm Kavanagh Hall | Dinner Provided

Life Teen Summit Mondays | 6pm-7pm | St. James Community Center

Life Teen Summit resumes on September 16th 2019

Events for all High School teens

The 4 stages of Marriages

The 4 stages of marriage are:

1. Romance, 2. Disillusionment 3. Misery 4. Awakening

Most marriages experience the first three stages, and marriages that end in divorce never have a chance to make it to the 4th stage of Awakening.

If your marriage suffers from Misery or Disillusionment, don’t give up!

Contact Retrouvaille. Married couples of any faith are welcome. For questions or to register, make a confidential call to our hotline 909-900-5465.

There are cards with more information in the vestibule of the church. Visit https://HelpOurMarriage.org

Saint James Preschool

A warm and loving environment where children can learn about themselves, gain an understanding of others, and develop strong self-esteem. Special enrollment options available now. “Got

“Got Cheese?” —- Wendy Bell 310.376.5550

Women’s Guild We’ve restructured our monthly gatherings and would like to invite you to come check it out.

7 pm Group Gathers 7:15 pm Opening Prayer, Announcements and Reflection 7:30 pm Monthly Activity Begins 8:45 pm Closing Prayer

Wednesday, October 9th Kavanagh Hall Reflection Topic: Life Balance Activity: Game Night (Mexican Train Dominos and/or Bunco)

Women’s Guild is a spiritual service group that Msgr. calls upon to handle special events and projects that arise in the parish. We also enjoy getting together each month to share God’s gift of laughter and friend-ship. All adults (men and women) are always welcome!

September 8th, 2019

Grow your Faith Learn more about the Catholic faith

and how to deal with life’s difficulties.

Tune in! Find peace!

Gospel Meditation

It’s said that upon reading the Gospels, Gandhi com-mented that he very much liked Jesus Christ. It was Christ’s followers he found troublesome. One wonders who Gandhi had met and if these Christians had truly counted the cost of their faith. Following Jesus, really following Jesus, is much more challenging than we may think. He emphasizes this with strong language in this Sunday’s Gospel. He compares discipleship to the car-rying of one’s own execution device — “his own cross” — and for the need even to “hate” what could disrupt one’s commitment. Some of this is standard hyperbole, exaggeration for effect common to the time period. Some of this should make us wonder how deep our dis-cipleship goes. “Which of you wishing to construct a tower does not first sit down and calculate the cost?” Jesus imagines this construction project gone wrong. Someone may lay the foundation but not have enough resources to finish. We’ve received the firm foundation of the sacraments — our baptism, for one, along with weekly Mass attend-ance and regular confession. Yet how often do we find ourselves too distracted, exhausted, or uninterested to truly build our lives on our faith? We have all met such Christians. Some days, we may be those Christians our-selves. We become the incomplete tower that confuses and baffles the onlookers. “This one began to build but did not have the resources to finish!” For some of us, our cross may feel heavier than we ex-pected upon the first lift. Building a tower means laying stone upon stone. It’s a process. We don’t arrive at com-pletion overnight. Grace is always sufficient to provide the resources, but we need to keep saying yes to the task. This week, consider your own discipleship. What is one area where you’ve become distracted or discour-aged? How can that improve this week? Let God lay another brick on the tower. ©LPi

Court Our Lady of Victory Catholic Daughters Annual Tea!

Saturday, September 28, 2019 O’Gorman Center—12 noon

Adults $20, Children $15 Benefits Little Sisters of the Poor

Please start collecting the following for their needs: Mouthwash, Kleen-ex, body wash, liquid soap, un-scented lotion, toothpaste, toothbrushes, notepads & pens ( for their notes and reminders), small cosmetic purses or cosmetic shower bags to take to the shower, hard candy, cough drops, lip balm

(Chapstick), denture tablets (to soak dentures).

Please RSVP to Holly Crittenden: 424.247.8106

Human Trafficking Awareness

Watch the PBS/Frontline program

“Sex Trafficking in America”

highlighting a teenage girl lured from her

home and trafficked before being picked up

by the police, and the aftermath.

Available for streaming at pbs.org/frontline.

Rick Page [email protected]

F.A.I.T.H. Ministry of St. James & St. Lawrence Martyrs

(Freedom And Intervention for the

Trafficking of Humans)

Gift Shop

Come in and see our selection!

You won't be disappointed!

Hours: Wed. - Fri. 10 - 4 pm Saturday 9 - 12 pm Sunday 9 - 2 pm 9/8 & 9/22

Rich Modic 310.374.1964 [email protected]

Adult Education and Bible Studies

Tuesday Night Bible Study

The Tuesday night bible study is taking a short break for the summer and will resume October 15th, 7 pm in Kavanagh Hall for a new study:

Matthew: The King and His Kingdom.

This 24 session course will show how Jesus fulfills God's promises to Israel and establishes his kingdom on earth.

Through references to the

Old Testament promises of God to his people and the messages God sent them through the prophets, the Matthew Bible study program provides the key to understanding the rest of the New Testament and Christ as the fulfillment of God’s plan.

Come, share and participate in our Church Community.

Contacts: Donna Wilson 310.308.6457

Randy Sgro 310.413.4191

September 8th, 2019

Welcome Parents of Young Children!

Relax! God loves the wiggly little saints and we do too!

We understand how difficult it is to attend Mass with all the supplies a family with young children needs.

We want you and your children to feel welcomed here.

We encourage you to sit near the front so they can see what is going on. Please support these families with encouragement and smiles.

Look for these books in the back of the church for use during Mass.

Please return to the basket when done for others to use.

They are available in the Gift Shop if you’d like to take them home with you. Welcome!

Catholic Q & A - J. P. Alegria

Q: Consider the Saints. The Catechism in its section called The Profession of Faith, paragraph 688, "The Church, a communion living in the faith of the apostles which she transmits, is the place where we know the Holy Spirit: in the witness of the saints through whom he manifests his holiness and continues the work of salvation."

Butler's Lives of the Saints reveals that this manifesta-tion of that holiness was sometimes achieved early in life by truly pious souls, and sometimes only after the initial-ly less than pious humans overcame the earthly chal-lenges of dissolution, flaws, shortcomings, and intemperate prodigal stations occupied by rather more imperfect souls.

What are a few examples of saints, reflective of the presence of the Holy Spirit, who offer guidance that helps lead us to his salvation today?

A: It is reported that there are more than 10,000 Saints recognized by the Catholic Church. The often amazing stories of their lives are among the best of spiritual biographies:

St. Theodosius, an example of the love of God and neighbor; St. Peter, an example of the replenishment of a spirit animated by God; St. Canutus, an example of the humblest adoration before the majesty of God; St. Raymund, an example of a fight against sin; St. Paul, perhaps at the apex of the spirit of conversion that made him an example of the imitation of Christ, in all humility. We stand in awe of the pitfalls, struggles and saving, triumphant possibilities found in the examples and the witness of the Saints. Here we mentioned just five among the litany of the Saints.

Only 9,995 examples of salvation to go.

As our Choir sings: "All you holy men and women, pray for us..."

Prayer After Communion

Soul of Christ, sanctify me. Body of Christ, save me. Blood of Christ, embolden me. Water from the side of Christ, wash me. Passion of Christ, strengthen me. O good Jesus, hear me. Within your wounds hide me. Never permit me to be parted from you. From the evil enemy defend me. At the hour of my death call me and bid me come to you, that with your Saints I may praise you for age upon age. Amen.

Eucharistic Minister for the Sick

If you are sick or know someone who is unable to attend Mass and would like to receive communion at their home, please call the parish office to schedule a visit with one of our Eucharistic Ministers.

To schedule a Eucharist Minister for a

Care Center, please call Miki Finken 310.316.3890 Catholic Coed Softball Players Wanted

Greater South Bay Catholic Co-ed Adult (Ages 18+) Softball League seeks players for their new & exciting fall season!

Games are held on Sunday afternoons in Torrance from

September to November. Singles & couples welcome.

If interested, please contact ASAP: Fred 714.369.9516 or [email protected].

Part Time Job Available

The Pregnancy Help Center in Torrance, a pro-life pregnancy medical clinic, is seeking candidates for a part-time Development Manager position.

Responsibilities include individual donor cultivation, grant writing, and coordinating fundraising events. A minimum of three years of development experience is preferred. Please email resume to [email protected].

September 8th, 2019

Electronic Giving

Did you miss a weekly offering while on Summer vacation? eGiving through Faith Direct is the easiest and most convenient way for St. James to receive your weekly offering and other Church support. eGiving through Faith Direct will also save you time while helping St. James reduce our expenses.

Faith Direct—the official program used for eGiving support of our parish.

St. James partners with Faith Direct to provide an electronic giving option for those wishing to make their contributions automatically. Signing up is easy! Visit faith.direct/CA560

Thank you for your prayerful support of St. James.

Praying for Vocations

Remember to pray for our priests and religious and those in discernment for a vocation to religious life.

The Praying Hands ministry asks you to pray for one week for this intention.

Only Priests have the: Power to Offer the Sacrifice of the Mass Power to Forgive Sins Power to Exercise Authority in Christ's Name

Lydia Nelson 310.792.9197 Learn more: therealpresence.org/archives/priesthood/Priesthood_021.htm

Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola

Fall Session Begins Sep. 14th – 19th

Attend either: Saturdays 11am, Sundays 1:30pm, Wednesdays 7pm

Thursdays 9:15am

Do You Feel An Inner Call To Grow In Holiness? These classes, offered at St. Peter Chanel in Hawaiian Gardens, and given over a 10-week period, will greatly intensify your spiritual life and your desire to go to Heaven. Come and learn the real purpose of your life and how to achieve it through self-knowledge, self-discipline, deep prayer, and discernment of spirits. You’ll see miracles happen in your life!

There is no charge for the program and all materials are provided. Donations are accepted. Each meeting lasts 2-2.5 hours. Register: www.spcomv.com St. Peter Chanel, 12001 214th St., Hawaiian Gardens, Ca 90716. Veronica Ayson 562.924.7591 or Mary Martorana: [email protected]

Would You Like to Complete Your Sacraments?

Are you a baptized Catholic, but have not yet received the Sacrament of Confirmation? If so, contact us about becoming a candidate to complete your Sacraments of Initiation: (Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation).

Our Fall, 2019 cycle of classes is scheduled to begin on Thursday, September 19.

If you know of someone who may benefit from this process, please feel free to past this information along to them. To receive further information and details on this process, please contact Deacon Bob & Patty Miller at [email protected] or call us at 310.371.0985.

Medjugorje Rosary Prayer Group Invites you to join us as we pray the Chaplet of Divine

Mercy and Consecration prayers

Every Monday 7– 8:15 pm in Kavanagh Hall.

Experience inner peace in a turbulent world.

All present may offer their own intentions. Dean Campazzie 310.372.5182

ACCW Meeting Speaker and Luncheon

Ladies, you are invited to join with Catholic women from neighboring parishes to hear Lindy Wynn, Host and Founder of "Mamas in Spirit", a faith-filled podcast.

The topic is: "Discover the Value of

Every Life... Including Yours"

Tuesday, Sept. 24th

The meeting of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women will be at Kavanagh Hall.

It starts at 9:30am with Continental breakfast, followed at 10 with opening prayers, then our speaker, Mass, catered lunch. Adjournment is at 1:30.

Send your $15 reservation check payable and mail to Nancy Cebra, 2367 Jefferson St., Unit 112, Torrance, CA 90501, by September 19th.

Every Catholic woman is a member of ACCW. There are no dues. Parking is just west of Church or our lot on Broadway south of Vincent St. Parish Rep: Nancy Cebra 424.558.8183 https://MamasInSpirit.com/lindy

tel:310-792-9197



September 8th, 2019

September 2019

Sunday Mon Tue Wed Thurs Fri Saturday

Sept 8

Families Together

Ministry

11 am

Kavanagh Hall

YR2 Confirmation

Kick Off

6:30 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 9

Medjugorje

Prayer Group

7 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 10 Sept 11

Sacred Heart

Devotion

12:30 pm, Church

Women’s Guild

7 pm, Kavanagh Hall

Sept 12

Bingo

6:45 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 13

Holy Hour

Adoration

7 pm, Church

Sept 14

Confessions

4 pm Church

Sept 15

Bundle Sunday

8 am -2 pm

Church Parking Lot

Catechetical

Sunday

10 am Mass

YR1 Confirmation

Kick Off

6:30 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 16

Life Teen Summit

6 pm

South Campus

Community Center

Medjugorje

Prayer Group

7 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 17

Altar Server

Orientation

7 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 18

Sacred Heart

Devotion

12:30 pm, Church

Catholic Daughters

7:30 pm Rosary

8:00 pm Meeting

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 19

Bingo

6:45 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 20

Adoration

8:30 am-12 pm

Church

Toddler Time

9:05 am, PC 4,5

Sept 21

Confessions

4 pm Church

Sept 22

SJS Silent

Auction

Collection

8, 10 & 12 Noon

Masses

Outside of Church

Y2 Confirmation

5:30 pm Mass

6:30 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 23

Life Teen Summit

6 pm

South Campus Com-

munity Center

Medjugorje

Prayer Group

7 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 24 Sept 25

Sacred Heart

Devotion

12:30 pm, Church

Parenting Teens

Ministry

7 pm, Kavanagh Hall

Sept 26

Bingo

6:45 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 27

Toddler Time

9:05 am, PC 4,5

Holy Hour

Adoration

7 pm, Church

Sept 28

Confessions

4 pm Church

Sept 29

SJS Silent Auction

Collection

8, 10 & 12 Noon

Masses

Outside of Church

YR1 Confirmation

5:30 pm Mass

6:30 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Sept 30

Life Teen Summit

6 pm

South Campus Com-

munity Center

Medjugorje

Prayer Group

7 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Oct 1 Oct 2

Sacred Heart

Devotion

12:30 pm, Church

Oct 3

Bingo

6:45 pm

Kavanagh Hall

Oct 4

Toddler Time

9:05 am, PC 4,5

Oct 5

Pregnancy

Help Center

Baby Bottle

Fundraiser

Confessions

4 pm Church

Teach your children "total body safety"

It encompasses all parts of the body, including the head, mouth, legs and arms, which are usually overlooked. Child abuse perpetrators can use any part of the body to stimulate a child or young person, or to arouse

themselves. It is important to stress to teens the importance of "total body safety" in their relationships with others. Tell them, "Just because a person is a close friend, or even a girlfriend or boyfriend, that does not give them a right to touch you in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable."

September 8th, 2019

Prayer Requests

Adoration Here I am to worship,

Here I am to bow down, Here I am to say

that you’re my God..

"Come to Me all of you who are weary and find life burdensome

and I will refresh you..."

Adoration -Fri., Sept. 13th, 7pm

Weekly Mass Intentions

Priest celebrant may change according to circumstances.

Responsorial Psalms and Readings

Monday In God is my safety and my glory.

Col 1:24—2:3/Ps 62:6-7, 9 [8]/Lk 6:6-11

Tuesday The Lord is compassionate toward all his works.

Col 2:6-15/Ps 145:1b-2, 8-9, 10-11 [9]/Lk 6:12-19

Wednesday The Lord is compassionate toward all his works. Col 3:1-11/Ps 145:2-3, 10-11, 12-13ab [9]/Lk 6:20-26

Thursday

Let everything that breathes praise the Lord! Col 3:12-17/Ps 150:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6 [6]/Lk 6:27-38

Friday

You are my inheritance, O Lord. 1 Tm 1:1-2, 12-14/Ps 16:1b-2a and 5, 7-8, 11 [cf. 5]/

Lk 6:39-42

Saturday Do not forget the works of the Lord!

Nm 21:4b-9/Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-35, 36-37, 38 [cf. 7b]/Phil 2:6-11/Jn 3:13-17

Sunday

I will rise and go to my father.

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

Cherie Hunt, Andrew Sellers

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

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

Royce Branch, Florentina Faardzea, Patrick Kelly Stella Gabaldon, Perpetuo Valencia,

Inez Scheer, Lidia Somers

Sat.

8 am

5:30 pm

Sept 7

Msgr. Mike

Fr. Emmanuel

Rose Foley

John Vranich

Patricia Benson

Sunday

6:30 am

8 am

10 am

12 noon

5:30 pm

Sept 8

Fr. IK

Fr. Jim

Msgr. Mike

Fr. Emmanuel

Msgr. Mike

Mr. & Mrs. Joe Costello

Daniel Kerr, Sr.

Margaret Curran

Phil Sloan

St. James Parishioners

Vincent Cleetus

Khral Michael Ayden

Abratique

Emma Castillon

Frances Matthew Boyne

Ray Ryyth

Monday

8 am

12 noon

Sept 9

Msgr. Mike

Vincent Cleetus

Communion Service Only

Tuesday

8 am

12 noon

Sept 10

Fr. Emmanuel

Msgr. Mike

John C. Broderick

Jack Wilson

Wed.

8 am

12 noon

Sept 11

Msgr. Mike

Msgr. Mike

Bruce Walters, Sr.

Bertulino Pedro da Silva

Thurs.

8 am

12 noon

Sept 12

Fr. Emmanuel

Fr. Emmanuel

Helen Benza

Brigid Hanniff

Friday

8 am

12 noon

Sept 13

Fr. Emmanuel

Msgr. Mike

Shaun Lewis

Magdalena Olvera

Sat.

8 am

5:30 pm

Sept 14

Fr. Emmanuel

Msgr. Mike

Ester Maria

do Carmoda Silva

Claire Sterritt

Pino Marzocchi

Sunday

6:30 am

8 am

10 am

12 noon

5:30 pm

Sept 15

Fr. IK

Fr. Emmanuel

Msgr. Mike

Fr. Jim

Fr. Emmanuel

Joseph Costello

Alexandra Davies

Deacon Mark & Louise

Ramirez

Jose Cordova

St. James Parishioners

Sadira McFarland

Ellyn Radich

Gregory Meichtry

Ray Ryyth

Daniel Kerr, Jr.

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