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Welcome! Thank you for worshipping with us! We are not complete without you!
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
August 18th, 2019 Twentieth 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: Zach Vessels
Jesus said to his disciples: “I have come to set the earth on fire..” Lk 12:49
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Welcome one another, then, as Christ welcomed you,
for the glory of God. Romans 15:7
Welcome!
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.
The Religious Education office will be re-open on August 19. Before then, registration packets can be picked up and returned to the Parish office.
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.
Have a wonderful & safe summer!
Diana Holly, Director
Dear Friends and Families of St. James,
August is here! The first day of school for St, James School is Wednesday, August 21
st.
Those first three days will be early dismissal as we ease back into the routine of the school year and the challenges of a new grade. We have been busy this summer with upgrades to the facility. Thank you to all the St. James families who contribute to our school through the parish envelopes, your generosity helps make all our projects possible!
The new Transitional Kindergarten Classroom is almost ready with new desks, small chairs and a colorful rug!
Two new book series have been adopted, one for math and one for junior high language, as well as new novels for grade 5 – 8.
Our Chromebooks and Google Classroom transition is in progress and has been the focus of professional development since January.
We have had a long list of plant improvements that are still in progress: repaired windows, new stair railings, sand for the playground, stucco and paint, and the security gate.
We are working to give the ECP room a facelift with some new carpets and a new TV.
We are looking for a small table size pool table and new foosball table for our after school program; if anyone has one that they would be able to donate please call the school office.
Registration is still open in grades TK - 7. Please call school for an appointment and tour.
Office hours are 8 – 12 all summer.
St. James Catholic School Torrance sjsCatholicSchool
God Bless you,
Noreen Maricich
Pastor’s Corner Dear Friends and Families of St. James, Week of Priestly Renewal
Archbishop Jose Gomez has called a gathering of all of the priests who belong to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. His purpose is to challenge us to a renewal of our priestly commitments and service.
Approximately 350 priests will assemble and spend several days of prayer and fellowship, hear input from a number of speakers, and engage in discussions. We ask that you keep us in your prayer during these days. We will be remembering you in our prayers during this time.
Father Kavanagh and I will both participate. We will be away from the parish from Monday noon, August 26, through the mid-afternoon of Thursday, August 29.
During these days Father Emmanuel, who is not an incardinated priest of Los Angeles will celebrate our daily Masses at our usual times of 8 am and Noon and take care of any pastoral needs of the parish. Thank you, Fr. John Callanan
Fr. John will be returning to Ireland on the 25th of August. This Sunday will be his last weekend with us.
We have been blessed by him sharing his gifts with us for over 20 years. We wish him well, a safe journey, and thank him for being here with us this month.
May God bless you always,
Msgr. Mike
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Psalm 101
I sing of mercy and justice; to you, Lord, I sing praise.
I study the way of integrity; when will you come to me?
I act with integrity of heart within my household.
I do not allow into my presence anything base. I hate wrongdoing; I will have no part of it.
May the devious heart keep far from me; the wicked I will not acknowledge.
Whoever slanders a neighbor in secret I will reduce to silence.
Haughty eyes and arrogant hearts I cannot endure.
I look to the faithful of the land to sit at my side.
Whoever follows the way of integrity is the one to enter my service.
No one who practices deceit can remain within my house.
No one who speaks falsely can last in my presence.
Morning after morning I clear all the wicked from the land, to rid the city of the Lord of all doers of evil.
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.
Lydia Nelson 310.792.9197
Getting to Know You Join us for Coffee and Doughnuts after the 8 and 10am Masses. Served in Kavanagh Hall today by members of the Pastoral Council.
Gift Shop St James Gift Shop is featuring prayer cards, rosaries,
pendants, bracelets, books, bibles and candles and more.
Get your book for summer reading now.
Yes!
We have Fr. John’s new book in stock.
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 8/18
Rich Modic 310.374.1964 [email protected]
Help for Marriages—Retrouvaille
Your marriage, your family, are worth the effort to try this successful Catholic non-profit program. Intended for married couples that feel disillusioned, frustrated, or angry in their marriage. Some experience distance, coldness or conflict in their relationship. Most don’t know how to change the situation or communicate with their spouse about it. 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
For Parents Who Have Lost a Child
One of our parishioners, Linda Zelik, has just published a book about healing from profound grief.
From Despair to Hope, A Survival Guide for Bereaved Parents
This is a must have book for every newly bereaved parent. The book offers help, hope and guidance to those facing the crippling emotions that come with the loss of a child of any age. Twenty-six short, concise chapters offer help to parents as they traverse the early period of crippling grief. She wrote the book she wished she had after losing her son nine years ago. It is an easy-to-read self-help book.
Also included is how to be open to signs from our departed loved ones. It is currently available in St. James bookstore. GriefHelp4parents.weebly.com
Hawaiian Masses 10 am and noon, Aug 18
th
Come experience St. James’ Hawaiian Mass complete with Hula dancers and music from the islands!
Thank you, Kevin Babuder and members of our 10 am and noon choirs for sharing their musical and vocal talents.
They’ll created a festive and spiritual sound that compliments the summer feeling of being in a tropical paradise.
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Youth Ministry
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. Wendy Bell 310.376.5550
YR1 & YR2 Registration for 2019-2020 now open at SaintJamesYM.weebly.com
YR 1 Parent Orientation:
Tuesday, August 27 @7pm in Kavanagh Hall.
YR 2 Parent Orientation:
Wednesday, August 28 @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 in September 2019
Events for all High School teens
Celebrate LA’s 238th
Birthday
by Honoring Mary
The Queen of Angels Foundation invites you to honor Our Lady of the Angels, the City of Los Angeles’ namesake and patroness, with a bilingual Votive Mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, presided by Archbishop José H. Gomez on Saturday, August 24, at 3 p.m. Following the Mass, Father David Gallardo, Pastor of the Cathedral, will lead a bilingual Rosary Procession on the Cathedral Plaza. The evening will conclude with a live Mariachi performance on the Cathedral Plaza from 5:15 to 6:15 pm to celebrate the City of LA’s 238th Birthday.
Mass will be livestreamed on http://archla.org/live and facebook.com/CatholicLosAngeles/.
For more information please visit www.TheQueenofAngels.com
Have You Remembered St. James in Your Will or Trust?
Remembering St. James is a wonderful way to give thanks to the Lord for the gifts he has given us and to provide for the future ministries and development of St. James Community. Our correct legal title is:
The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Los Angeles, A Corporation Sole for the benefit of:
St. James Church or St. James School
Contact Kimberly Jetton at 213.637.7512 or [email protected]
or visit https://adlalegacy.org/
Everyday Stewardship
Set the Earth on Fire
My wife can get so invested in a sporting event where one of her favorite teams is playing that she sometimes must leave the room due to the stress.
That is heavy-duty investment! I remember her on the sidelines for our son's soccer games or our daughter's lacrosse games. Her emotions were intense, and she cheered loudly for her children. She never yelled at a referee because it wasn't about them. It was about wanting to see her children, or her favorite team, achieve something great. Her pas-sion was fueled by love and her connectedness to something or someone.
When we look at our Church, we need to see greater passion. Sometimes that passion is there, but many times, we approach our discipleship as just another aspect of who we have become. It needs to be more than that. As we call ourselves Christian, we need to "put on Christ" so that a world in need sees not us, but Jesus. By being serious about our discipleship and living as transformed Everyday Stewards, we bear witness to the power of Jesus Christ.
Jesus said in Luke 12, "I have come to set the earth on fire." Those words sound pretty emotional to me! If we are to be like him, then we need to set the earth on fire. We need to be bold and proclaim the Good News without apology. By our actions of love and justice, we need to show the world that with the Body of Christ on earth, it is not business as usual. Surely our emotions about these things should trump the emotions we have about a sporting event. We need to ask ourselves what truly sets us on fire. —Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
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Mom’s Group—Summer Fun
Looking to get out of the house with the kids this summer?
The St. James Moms Group meets on Wed. mornings at parks around the South Bay. Please text or call Karen Cuni at 626.318.8218 [email protected] Kids of all ages welcome.
Human Trafficking Awareness
OMEGLE-is an app whose whole premise is to pair the user with strangers. This app has been implicated in
cases of sexual predators of teens, most frequently in chat rooms….AND there is no
registration required.
Rick Page [email protected]
F.A.I.T.H. Ministry of St. James & St. Lawrence Martyrs
(Freedom And Intervention for the
Trafficking of Humans)
Gospel Meditation
The Prince of Peace wants to set the world on fire?
This Sunday's Gospel can sound more intense than what we may be accustomed to. It's a passage of contradictions. Jesus so clearly prays for unity, yet here he speaks of division. Why would our God who comes as an offering of love speak so frankly about causing relationships to be torn apart?
The sobering truth is that Jesus is divisive. We see this throughout the Gospels, as the Pharisees critique him, the Romans condemn him, and not everyone in the crowd is enthusiastic about his words. Jesus has not come for the purpose of dividing, but what he does is so radical that it upends the status quo. And it doesn't end with his preaching and miracles!
"There is a baptism with which I must be baptized." Jesus isn't talking about his baptism at the Jordan River, which has already occurred, but the passing through the waters of death on the Cross and rising again to new life in the resurrection. This is divisive stuff! Christ's spiritual fire turned the "fathers" - the Jewish people and Pharisees - against the "sons" - the common people.
Not everyone wants the Gospel Jesus is preaching. Not everyone wants to be set on fire with the desire to love others. Some prefer to put on a warm sweater and curl up in front of the TV.
In living and loving as Jesus did, we, too, might ruffle some feathers. In disciplining our teenage child for sneaking out, we may cause some division (temporarily, we hope!).
In standing up to gossip and the spread of cruel rumors in our workplace, we might cause division. In emphasizing the dignity of both the desperate mother and the unborn child, we might cause division.
Not everyone wants the Gospel Jesus is preaching.
Not everyone wants the Gospel we are invited to live.
But that's no excuse not to live it.
Catholic Daughters Annual Tea! Saturday, September 28, 2019 O’Gorman Center 9 am– 1 pm Charity : Little Sisters of the Poor.
Please start collecting the following for their needs: . Mouthwash, Kleenex, body wash, liquid soap, unscented lotion, toothpaste/ tooth-brushes, 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
Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola
Fall Session Begins Week of 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 214
th St.,
Hawaiian Gardens, Ca 90716. Veronica Ayson 562.924.7591 or Mary Martorana: [email protected]
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Catholic Q & A - J. P. Alegria
Q: We recognize and can appreciate that The Catechism of the Catholic Church is an essential, instructive sourcebook of faith, touching on the entirety of the holy spectrum of the depth and breadth of Catholicism.
It is self-described as a book that offers challenges for believers and answers for all those interested in learning about the mystery, [and beauty], of the Catholic faith.
In achieving the catechism's mission, part of its focus is to "...guard the deposit of faith." We've seen that within its composite literary structure that the essence of the deposit of faith presented in the catechism includes the Bible, the Mass, the Sacraments, Church tradition and teaching, and the lives of the saints.
As the catechism presents this map for a transformational spiritual path, each of us as, "pilgrims on a journey", are believers who certainly face our share of challenges, contemplating questions, great and small.
How do the extraordinary lives of the saints help us put into practice the possibilities of the deposit of faith out-lined in the catechism?
A: In consulting the index of the catechism we find, Saints: see Holiness.
Holiness? If this opening bit of direction seems slightly daunting in its expectations as a bar too high by way of a potential challenge that one can't envision for one's self, it should be remembered that our deposit of faith includes Matthew Chapter 5:
"All are called to holiness. Be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect."
The catechism points out that there is no holiness without renunciation and spiritual battle.
"All Christians are called to the fullness of Christian life and to the perfection of charity." St. Gregory is quoted, "Christian perfection has but one limit, that of having none." No limits.
The catechism talks about the outpouring of the Holy Spirit amid the communion of saints; embodied in all mankind: "The communion of saints joins us to Christ." The catechism also gives us St. Paul, in 1Thessalonians in a reference about, "holiness before God." The catechism offers nearly thirty direct examples of the value and role of the saints.
In popular spiritual reading, Matthew Kelly writes about the multitude of 'holy moments", all around us. He points out that many saints did not always live perfect lives of holiness, but that they encountered and embraced and perfected holy moments; the message is that saint-like holiness is accessible; possible.
Reverend Alban Butler's Lives of the Saints, is the classic source about these exemplars of faith, with the
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
revised edition of this work that was published in 1894. Here we find that living and visible deposit of faith, illuminating the lives of those men and women who were often far from perfect, yet became hallmarks of piety, virtue and goodness, taking up their crosses to become sublime disciples of Christ.
Here is our own patron saint, St. James.
James, one of the "sons of thunder, who was in the house of Jairus when the dead girl was raised; who stood on the mountain and saw the face of Jesus shine as the sun, and testified to the garments dazzlingly white as snow; he who witnessed the agony in Gethsemane, and who ultimately died the martyr's death.
So it is that we look to, recognize and appreciate the communion of saints, true guardians of the deposit of faith across the ages.
Their own challenges and questioning, trials and triumphs make them the sort of "eyes and hands of Christ", that we aspire to become.
As our Choir leads us in song:
"All you holy men and women, Pray for us..."
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Longing for Inner Peace The South Bay Rosary Cenacle, formed by a group of Parishioners, is circulating the statue of our Blessed
Mother (Our Lady of Fatima). If you are interested in receiving Mother Mary for one week and pray the Rosary & Chaplet of Divine Mercy with your family and friends, please call:
Lydia Nelson 424.358.7197 Carmelita Silvino 310.975.4070
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.
The Angelus Prayer
The Angel of the Lord declared to Mary: And she conceived of the Holy Spirit.
Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee; blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
Behold the handmaid of the Lord: Be it done unto me according to Thy word. Hail Mary…
And the Word was made Flesh: And dwelt among us. Hail Mary…
Pray for us, O Holy Mother of God, that we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ.
Let us pray: Pour forth, we beseech Thee, O Lord, Thy grace into our hearts; that we, to whom the incarnation of Christ, Thy Son, was made known by the message of an angel, may by His Passion and Cross be brought to the glory of His Resurrection, through the same Christ Our Lord. Amen.
Our church bells ring out the Angeles at noon and 6 pm.
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.
Tea for God’s Children
Sunday, Sept. 15 3-4:30 pm Chado Tea Room
1302 El Prado Ave. Torrance
Tea Service and Champagne Proceeds to Two Wings
Empowering Human Trafficking Survivors
$50 tickets available until Sept 1st www.membership.faithdirect.net/events/details/3254
Hosted by St. Lawrence Martyr F.A.I.T.H ministry Rick Page [email protected]
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
What is the Big Bang? When asked to explain "The Big Bang" most people think it is something like an explosion that started our Universe. This is a very common understanding but something of a misconception.
The Big Bang is a "model" of the early beginning of the universe after it started. It is not a theory of its origin or creation. No one knows or has a credible idea of "how" it started. So far, God only knows and hasn't told anyone yet that I know of. The Big Bang theory of the early universe was first explained in 1927 by a Belgian Priest named George Lemaitre -- not Galileo, not Newton, and not Einstein! Mickey Haney, Ph.D
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August / September 2019
Sunday Mon Tue Wed Thurs Fri Saturday
Aug. 18
Hawaiian Mass
10 am, 12 noon
Deacon Bob and
Patty Miller
2 pm
Kavanagh Hall
Aug. 19
Medjugorje
Prayer Group
7 pm
Kavanagh Hall
Aug. 20
Aug. 21
Sacred Heart
Devotion
12:30 pm, Church
Catholic Daughters
7:30pm Rosary
8pm Meeting
Kavanagh Hall
Aug. 22
Bingo
6:45 pm
Kavanagh Hall
Aug. 23
Holy Hour
Adoration
7 pm, Church
Aug. 24
Confessions
4 pm Church
Aug. 25
Aug. 26
Medjugorje
Prayer Group
7 pm
Kavanagh Hall
Aug. 27
Aug. 28
Sacred Heart
Devotion
12:30 pm, Church
Parenting Teens Ministry
7 pm,
Kavanagh Hall
Aug. 29
Bingo
6:45 pm
Kavanagh Hall
Aug. 30
Aug. 31
Confessions
4 pm Church
Sept. 1
Sept. 2
Labor Day
Office Closed
8am Mass only
Sept. 3
Sept. 4
Sacred Heart
Devotion
12:30 pm, Church
Sept. 5
Bingo
6:45 pm
Kavanagh Hall
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Confessions
4 pm Church
Sept. 8
Families Together
Ministry
11 am
Kavanagh Hall
Year 2
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
Lighting a Candle We do not honor statues but the one whom that statue or
image represents. The light signifies our prayer offered in faith coming into the light of God. With the light of faith, we petition our Lord in prayer, or petition the saint to pray with us and
for us to the Lord. The light also shows a special reverence and our desire to remain present to the Lord in prayer even though we may depart and go about our daily business.
From ‘Shedding Light on Votive Candles’ by Fr. William Saunders
Are You Receiving Too Much Advice? Does you family sometimes seem to care too much by giving you advice when you feel you need more subjectivity to deal with your problems?
Stephen Ministers are trained to listen and reflect back your thoughts in a way which may help you see and tackle issues in a way you hadn't considered before. This ministry is confidential and free. Call... now. Hotline 310.541.1403
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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., August 23rd, 7pm
Weekly Mass Intentions
Responsorial Psalms and Readings
Priest celebrant may change according to circumstances. For prayer requests or to request a Mass intention, call the Parish Office - 310.372.5228
Monday
Remember us, O Lord, as you favor your people. Jgs 2:11-19 / Mt 19:16-22
Tuesday
The Lord speaks of peace to his people. Jgs 6:11-24a / Mt 19:23-30
Wednesday
Lord, in your strength the king is glad. Jgs 9:6-15 / Mt 20:1-16
Thursday
Here I am, Lord; I come to do your will. Jgs 11:29-39a / Mt 22:1-14
Friday
Praise the Lord, my soul! Ru 1:1, 3-6, 14b-16, 22 / Mt 22:34-40
Saturday
Your friends make known, O Lord, the glorious splendor of your Kingdom.
Rv 21:9b-14 / Jn 1:45-51
Sunday Go out to all the world and tell the Good News.
Is 66:18-21 / Heb 12:5-7, 11-13 / Lk 13:22-30
For those suffering illness, infirmity and those in need of our prayers:
Esther Anderson, Debbie Gordon
From death to new life. For the souls of the recently departed,
that through the mercy of God, They may rest in peace:
Theodora Gonzales, Libertario Reloua
Sat. 8 am
5:30 pm
August 17 Msgr. Mike
Fr. Emmanuel
Edward Visaya
Jean-Marie Erie
Libia Letteriello
Sunday 6:30 am
8 am
10 am
12 noon
5:30 pm
August 18 Fr. John
Fr I.K.
Msgr. Mike
Fr. John
Msgr. Mike
Jose Duran
Nikki Reed
Dick Gainey
Tony Alvarez
St. James Parishioners
Marguerite Hernandez
Robert Hubbard
Joe Dinicola
Malyssa Bernas
Brendan Stork
Mon. 8 am
12 noon
August 19 Msgr. Mike
Fr. John
Socorro Beruman
Celeste Cavoto
Tues. 8 am
12 noon
August 20 Fr, Emmanuel
Msgr. Mike
Georgia Warwick
Dick Gainey
Wed. 8 am
12 noon
August 21 Msgr. Mike
Fr. John
Mrs. Sudha Xavier
Grace Nowak
Thurs.
8 am
12 noon
August 22 Fr. Jim
Fr. Emmanuel
Jennifer Williamson
Deacon Richard Shinkle
Friday 8 am
12 noon
August 23 Fr. Emmanuel
Fr. John
Mary Boyle
Dick Gainey
Sat. 8 am
5:30 pm
August 24 Fr. Emmanuel
Fr. Emmanuel
Margaret & Andrew Jam-
bor
Robert Hubbard
Pino Marzocchi
Sunday
6:30 am
8 am
10 am
12 noon
5:30 pm
August 25 Fr. I.K.
Msgr. Mike
Fr. Jim
Fr. Emmanuel
Msgr. Mike
Josephine Luna
Larry Luna
Marshall Gavin
Angelica Romero
St. James Parishioners
Marguerita Hernandez
Robert T. Wells
Tony Isherwood
Celine Dabro
Stanley Creado
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