Fifth Sunday of Easter
May 14, 2017
Love God. Love all People. Make Disciples.
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
Welcome!
Thank you for worshipping with us!
We are not complete without you!
“You are a chosen race, a royal priesthood,
a holy nation, a people of his own,
so that you may announce the praises
of him who called you out of darkness
into his wonderful light.” 1 Peter 2:9 see pg. 7
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,
CA190277
| 310.372.5228
| www.SaintJames.Church
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May 14,
2017
Mary, our Mother, on Mother’s Day
Welcome!
"When Jesus saw his mother and the disciple there
whom he loved, he said to his
mother, "Woman, behold,
your son." Then he said to
the disciple, "Behold, your
mother." And from that hour
the disciple took her into his
home. (John 19:26, 27)
Welcome one another, then,
as Christ welcomed you,
for the glory of God.
Romans 15:7
v
Maybe you grew up Catholic.
Maybe you think of yourself as Catholic.
Maybe you haven’t been to church in a while.
Or, you are worried that you won’t be welcomed here.
And maybe it feels awkward
and scary to take that first step.
Question. Doubts. Yearning, but not sure for what.
We get it. We’ve been there. Now we are here.
Maybe God is calling you, too. Just as you are.
Welcome home.
Serving God and His people for 40
years as a
priest
Join us in
celebrating Msgr.
Mike’s 40th
anniversary Mass
on Sunday, May 28
at noon.
For a fun-filled,
unforgettable Saturday evening with dinner catered by
Sacred Occasions, join us on May 27, at 6 pm at O’Gorman center. Learn more about our pastor through his
family and friends. Fr. Craig Cox (Msgr. Mike’s college
roommate) is our Master of Ceremonies and one of our
guest speakers.
$25 per person. Register now with cash or check at the
Parish office or use credit card at the Gift Shop.
Benediction & 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..."
Friday, May 19 after 8 am Mass until 12 noon
Grief Recovery - Directed by Fr. Jim
Grief Recovery Sessions directed by Fr. Jim will begin
on Monday, May 15th at 7:00 pm, Parish Center Rm.
6. Please call the Parish Office -310.372.5228 to
reserve a place in the group.
This tender scene speaks to
us of the depth of the Love
which inspires, informs and
transforms all human love,
the Love Incarnate who
gives us His Mother.
Prayer to the Mother of the Lord for all mothers:
Mary, on this day when we honor all mothers, we turn to
you. We thank the Lord whom you serve for the great gift
of motherhood. Never has it been known that
anyone who sought your Intercession was left unaided
by grace.
Dear Mother, thank you for your "Yes" to the invitation of
the angel which brought heaven to earth and changed
human history. You opened yourself to God's word and
the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us.
Dear mother, intercede for all of our mothers. Ask your
Divine Son to give them the grace of surrendered love
so that they could join with you in giving their own "Fiat."
May they find daily strength to say yes to the call to the
sacrificial love- the very heart of the vocation of
motherhood. May their love and witness be a source of
great inspiration for all of us called to follow your Son.
On this Mothers day, Mother of the Word Incarnate, pray
for us who have recourse to you... Amen.
Blessings on this Mothers’ Day
As we celebrate Mothers’ Day this weekend, we
acknowledge our mothers and all those who have cared
for us with motherly love.
We thank you for the years of nurturing children, giving
them faith and helping them to know God. You have
taught us many of life’s lessons and how to love and
how to sacrifice for others and to be compassionate.
May the Lord bless you with the graces you need and
help you to know how precious you are in His
eyes. May the Lord continue to give you the strength,
courage, compassion and peace of Mary, the model of
faith.
We all love you so much.
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Pentecost Sunday— June 4
Multi-Lingual Lectors wanted!
Everyday Stewardship
Our parish
is made up
of many
peoples of
different
nations and
cultures; let
us rejoice in
the fact that
all of us, from different parts of the world, are one in
Christ Jesus.
Over the past years, the Lector Ministry has encouraged
the members of St. James community to live out
Pentecost by reading two line petitions in the language of
their ancestors and dressing in their native, ancestral or
traditional clothing at Masses on Pentecost.
If you speak a second language, we encourage you to
participate at this year's Pentecost celebration on
Sunday, June 4th
We are looking for four different languages at each
Mass. Contact Samantha Pierce with your choice of
language and Mass—[email protected],
310.371.1932.
To proudly portray our cultural diversity, we encouraged
all St. James parishioners to dress for Pentecost liturgy
in their ancestral dress.
What do you think is the value of your stewardship?
Do you believe that through your actions both great and
small that God can touch people, heal them, and change
their lives? Too often we can mistakenly assume that
what we do, say, or offer can have little effect in the
grand scheme of life. We are simply poor sinners in need
of
salvation so what could we do anyway?
Jesus speaks very powerfully to what can be done by
those who believe in him and follow him. He says in
John's Gospel, "Amen, amen, I say to you, whoever believes in me will do the works that I do, and will do greater
ones than these, because I am going to the Father."
Greater ones than these? Think about all the miracles of
Jesus recorded in sacred Scripture. You and I can do
works greater than those?
St. Teresa of Avila said, "Christ has no body now on
earth but yours." We are Christ to a world that needs him.
It is the Christ in you that responds to the Christ in me.
If it were only you alone going about doing good works
and deeds, then your stewardship would amount to little.
But if you bear the name Christian, and you approach
your discipleship seriously, you can truly do greater
things. If you understand your stewardship as a way that
Jesus works in our world, then this way of life, cultivating
and sharing your gifts at every turn, becomes more valuable than all the gold in the world.
Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS
From Highland Kilt to Hindi Sari, be part of the joy of this
liturgical celebration!
Complimentary LifeTouch Portraits
Knights of Columbus Tri-Tip Dinner
If had your portrait taken for the St. James Pictorial
Directory, you were due to receive a free 8x10 print.
Enjoy a great dinner, at a great price. Come join us,
for an evening out with friends and family. The proceeds
dinner go to help our charities such as House of
Yahweh, Pregnancy Help Center, plus our seminarians.
If you haven't already picked up yours, it is waiting for
you at the Parish Office. Pickup anytime during office
hours.
The Knights of Columbus will be hosting their monthly
fund-raising dinner on Friday, May 19th from 5-7:30 pm
at the Knight of Columbus Hall located at 214 Avenue I
(between PCH and Catalina Avenue). This month we
will be serving a delicious tri-tip dinner, served with
potatoes, salad, and a vegetable.
There will also be dessert, juice, iced tea, lemonade,
and coffee as well as a fully stocked cash bar.
Cost is $10/person (no tax or tip necessary).
Children under12 are $5 each.
Nick Tesi 310.717.2937
Gift Shop
Find all your sacramental gift needs for Baptism, First
Holy Communion, Confirmation and Graduation.
Choose from a wide variety of all occasion cards,
rosaries, bracelets, saint medals, crosses, crucifixes,
bibles and inspiring religious books.
Gift Shop Hours
Sunday 9 - 2PM 5/14 & 5/21
Wed. – Fri.
10 – 4pm
Sat
9 – Noon
Please stop by and see what we have to offer.
You won’t be disappointed! Rich 310.374.1964
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Adult Education—Bible Study
James: Pearls for Wise Living
11-DVD Sessions by Jeff Cavins
Continue through June 27
Tuesday Evenings 7-8:30pm
Kavanagh Hall
James is one of the most
practical books of the Bible. Its teachings speak loudly to
those who feel torn between the competing demands of
this world and their faith.
This study offers “pearls for wise living” by applying the
wisdom of James to our current day. For anyone who
has struggled to live a truly Christian life, James offers a
wealth of practical solutions for handling and even
sanctifying everyday circumstances.
Come and join us. Bring your Bible and Catechism of
the Catholic Church. No registration required and
no charge for admission.
Angeles and Mickey Haney 310.798.8224,
[email protected]
Catholic Radio
Learn about the richness
and beauty of our faith and
help lead others to Christ.
Check out www.ihradio.com.
Wednesday Morning Bible Study
Whether you have
questions about love,
suffering, guilt,
loneliness, success, God,
the future or the meaning
of life, the Bible has
answers for you.
Our DVD Bible Study series, The Gospel of John,
presented by Fr. Donald Senior,
continues through May 17.
Join us on this spiritual journey in pursuit of
wisdom.
Meetings in Kavanagh Hall every Wednesday at 8:45am,
following the 8am daily Mass.
Joe Zelik 310.370.1645
Lonely? Depressed?
Stephen Ministry is a caring, confidential, Christian
ministry who will listen to you and give you spiritual
guidance. If you have personal problems, are grieving
over a loved one, or are in poor health, we have trained
Stephen Ministers who want to help you through these
trying times. Please call our hotline: 310.541.1403.
Start your day with the Patrick
Madrid Show - compelling
insights, unpredictable
conversations and encouragement for your day.
Pilgrimage to Lourdes & Spain with Msgr. Mike
from Sept 13 -25.
Highlights of the
pilgrimage include
Madrid, Segovia, Avila,
Salamanca, Santiago de
Compostela, Burgos,
Loyola, Zaragosa,
Montserrat, Barcelona &
Lourdes.
$3799 includes round-trip
air, 11 nights' stay at 4-star or better hotels, all breakfasts & dinners, baggage
handling, transfers, deluxe motor coach, tour manager,
guides, and more. Spaces are limited!
Travel brochures are available in the Parish Office,
Gift Shop, and the Church sacristy.
Ely 310.944.3355 or [email protected].
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Medjugorje Rosary Prayer Group
Join us on any
Monday at 7:00 pm in
Kavanagh Hall for praying the
rosary, Chaplet of Divine Mercy
and Consecration prayers.
All present may offer their own
intentions.
Most meetings last about one
hour and ten minutes.
Dean Campazzie
Catechism Q&A
Q: The Catechism of the Catholic Church draws on
the Bible, the Mass, the Sacraments, Church tradition
and teaching, and the lives of the saints.
On this solid foundation of faith, the Catechism offers a
positive, coherent, contemporary map for our own spiritual catholic journey.
We're at letter U in this series of alphabetically generated
topics in the catechism. What subjects, if any, are listed
beginning with letter U?
A: There are two subjects beginning with letter U;
Unity and Understanding. Let's stand united and go with
the subject imparted as one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit:
The seven gifts of the Holy Spirit are wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of
the Lord. Map out your harmonious possibilities amid this
realm of virtuous understanding in your catechism.
For Matthew Kelly, the problem of resistance in Resisting
Happiness is that it is an enemy, an obstacle standing
between you and the person
God created you to be. In
Chapter 1, called "Resistance",
Kelly starts off by proposing a
better understanding of the dynamics of resistance by naming
it, analyzing it in its many forms,
and presenting ways to conquer
it.
Gospel Reflection
"Whoever believes in me will do the works that I do."
What were the works that Jesus did? Miracles, sometimes, but what were the essence of these miracles?
Caring for the sick, comforting the sorrowful, feeding the
hungry ... much of Jesus' ministry was spent in carrying
out what we call the works of mercy. But he did more
than that; he also preached and publicly shared the good
news, he fostered fellowship and community, and he
prayed. All of this makes a kind of plan of action for us
as Christians. As Jesus says today, if we truly
believe in him, we will follow in his footsteps and do
these same things.
What this all suggests is that belief itself--having faith,
being Christian--is only part of the picture. Jesus expects
us to take this faith and put it into concrete, practical action. Apparently this goes hand in hand with real faith. If
actions don't follow, then faith is not being lived to its
fullest.
This of course presents a real challenge. Our lives are
busy and our plates are full, just with the tasks and demands of daily existence. It can seem like a burden to
serve others, to share the Gospel, to be actively
involved in a faith community, to find time to pray.
But these are meant to be priorities for true disciples of
Christ. And as many will testify, when we sincerely ask
God to help us get our priorities in order, he has a way of
miraculously multiplying our time. Somehow, we find the
opportunities right before us to follow God's will and
bring our faith to life.
That simple prayer of asking for help may be where we
need to start. The first step is not so much to fill our calendar as to fill our hearts, or just to pray that God will fill
our hearts, with the desire to "do the works" of Jesus.
Thank you Holy Spirit for your
gifts!
Looking for understanding?
Here at St. James, you are
encouraged to read your catechism, and to read your
spiritually enriching books of faith.
The Lord be with you!
(l to r) Leslie, and her sponsor Kim, Steven and his
sponsor, John. Leslie and Steven completed their
sacraments of Confirmation and Holy Eucharist and are
now fully initiated into the Catholic Church. Please
welcome them and ask them about their faith journey.
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Youth Ministry
More St. James History Highlights
Our Church's historical record includes the following:
Y1 and Y2 events for high
school confirmation
May 18 - Y2 Confirmation Rehearsal Dinner
w/ Candidate/Sponsor, 6-8pm
May 19 - Y2 Rite of Confirmation Mass at 7pm,
Candidate/Sponsor arrival 6pm
May 21 - Y1 Family night (Teens/Parents), 5:30 Mass +
7:00pm Potluck
Looking for Service?
See Service Project dates in Life Teen Events
Events for all
high school teens
May 15 - Life Teen Summit Night, Monday's 7-8pm
(doors open at 6:30pm)
May 20 - Walk for Life, 8am
(http://.supportphctorrance.org/walk-for-life-south-bay)
* The 1914 St. James Church saw a
social hall added in 1935.
* Remodeling of that Church took
place in the 1940's, celebrated by a
performance by the St. James Choir, featuring a soprano
solo.
* The cornerstone of our church that was embedded in
1914, situated outside the original baptistry, contains a
time capsule. Its contents: a 1914 issue of The Tidings,
old coins, and a letter placed by Father O'Callaghan.
* In 1911 St. James featured a Choir in the Dominguez
Chapel.
* The Choir's first director was Viola Niland, who was
also the organist.
* Choir members, (all 25 voices), met on Wednesdays.
Jr. High Ministry
for 7th and 8th graders
* In 1944, funds were allotted for the reinstallation of a
Kilgen Organ from the Dominguez Chapel to St. James.
Kilgen was a prominent
American builder of organs
which was in business from the
mid-19th to the mid-20th century.
Gabriel Reyes, Director
[email protected] 310.372.5228 x 20
http://saintjamesym.weebly.com/
( At left, a 1937 Kilgen pipe
organ )
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.
*1961 saw a Children's Choir
formed with 75 voices, all girls in grades 6,7, and 8.
* Also In 1961, a young adult group,(18-35's unmarried),
was active at St. James. It was called The Compostello
Club. It's stated goal: "...to help them be Christ-like in
their religious, cultural, social, and athletic lives..."
O Good Jesus, hear me.
Within your wounds, hide me.
Never permit me to b parted from you.
From the evil enemy, defend me.
Santiago de Compostela is the capital of northwest
Spain's Galicia region.
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.
It's well-known as the culmination of the Camino de
Santiago pilgrimage route, (also known as The Way of
St. James), and burial site of our patron saint.
Amen.
In one of history's many marvelous confluences,
Monsignor Mike will be leading such a pilgrimage to
these areas of Spain and France this Fall.
Find this prayer and Daily Mass Readings
in the free iBreviary app for iPhones and Android.
Look under Prayers | Thanksgiving after Mass
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A Media Agreement can help Family
Relieve Tensions
Deeper Understanding
“But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy
nation, God's special possession, that you may declare
the praises of him who called you out of darkness into
his wonderful light”
.. the very aim of all God’s gracious manifestations of
Himself is that the men who apprehend them should go
forth into the world and show Him for what He is.
Now that aim may be, and often has been, put so as to
present an utterly hard and horrible notion. That God’s
glory is His only motive may be so stated as to mean
nearly an Almighty Selfishness, which is far liker the
devil than God.
People in old days did not always recognize the danger
that lay in such a representation of what we call God’s
motive for action. But if you think for a moment about
this statement, all that appears hard and repellent drops
clean away from it, and it turns out to be another way of
saying, ‘God is Love.’
Because, what is there more characteristic of love than
an earnest desire to communicate itself and to be
manifested and beheld? And what is it that God reveals
to the world for His own glory but the loftiest and most
wondrous compassion, that cannot be wearied out, that
cannot be provoked, and the most forgiving
Omnipotence, that, in answer to all men’s wanderings
and rebellions, only seeks to draw them to itself?
Parenting isn’t easy and it may sometimes feel
overwhelming.
Throw in the internet, social networks, computers and
mobile devices – and things can often seem impossible.
A family media agreement can help your family navigate
the digital world. The media agreement may help
establish: guidelines and expectations for media use,
appropriate behavior online and a checklist to help
discuss various topics.
For a template family media agreement visit
www.faithandsafety.org or email [email protected] or call 213-637-7227.
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic
Women Meeting and Talk
Fr. Patrick Torres will discuss "A Journey with Mother
Teresa" at St. John Fisher on Tuesday, May 23, 2017.
In 1993, Fr. Torres joined the Missionaries of Charity
Fathers, founded by Mother Teresa. As an MC Father,
he had the joy of spending time with St. Mother Teresa,
meeting St. John Paul II, serving the people of God in
18 countries, and serving in three World Youth Days.
Fr. Torres is now at St. Lawrence Martyr Church.
That is what God wants to be known for.
Is that hard and repellent? Does that make Him a great
tyrant, who only wants to be abjectly worshipped?
No; it makes Him the very embodiment and perfection of
the purest love.
Why does He desire that He should be known? for any
good that it does to Him? No; except the good that even
His creatures can do to Him when they gladden His
paternal heart by recognizing Him for what He is, the
Infinite Lover of all souls.
The day begins at 9:30 with our speaker, followed by
Mass and Lunch, and concludes at 1:30.
This event is hosted by the ACCW.
Please mail your check for $10. per person to
St. John Fisher Catholic Church 5448 Crest Rd.,
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275.
St. James parishioner Nancy Cebra, 424.558.8183.
Everything we have is
a gift from God,
including our ability to
earn money.
But the reason why He desires, most of all, that the light
of His character may pour into every heart is because
He would have every heart gladdened and blessed for
ever by that received and believed light.
So the hard saying that God’s own glory is His supreme
end melts into ‘God is Love.’
The Infinite desires to communicate Himself, that by the
communication men may be blessed.
- MacLaren Expositions Of Holy Scripture
We believe that it is through our generosity and
sharing from our first fruits that we are able to fulfill
the mission that God has entrusted to us –
changing lives and saving souls.
www.SaintJames.Church or the parish office.
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May/June 2017
Sunday
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thurs
Fri
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Mother’s Day
Grief Support
7 pm, PC 6
Moms Group
10 am, PC 4&5
Toddler Time
YM - Feed the
Needy
12 noon,
Kavanagh Hall
Kitchen only
Bible Study
Toddler Time
8:30 am, Kavanagh 9:30 am, PC 4&5
Hall
YM - Life Teen
Bible Study
Women’s
7 pm, Youth Lounge
7 pm
Sacred Heart
Cornerstone
Kavanagh Hall
Devotion
7 pm, PC 4
Medjugorje Prayer
12:45 pm, Church
Group
St. James School
YM- Y2
7 pm, Kavanagh Hall
Spring Sing
Catholic
Confirmation
7 pm, Church
Daughters
Dinner
7 pm, Kavanagh
6:30 pm,
Hall
Kavanagh Hall
21
22
Family Promise
PC 4,5,6,7
Family Promise
PC 4,5,6,7
YM- Confirmation Medjugorje Prayer
YR 1 Potluck
Group
6:30 pm,
7 pm, Kavanagh Hall
Kavanagh Hall
23
24
28
29
30
Ascension of the
Lord
Msgr. Mike’s
Ordination
Anniversary
Mass
12 noon, Church
Memorial Day
Parish Office Closed
No Noon Mass
Moms Group
10 am, PC 4&5
June 4
Pentecost
Sunday
Grief Support
7 pm, PC 6
Medjugorje Prayer
Group
7 pm, Kavanagh Hall
Bible Study
7 pm
Kavanagh Hall
June 5
June 6
Medjugorje Prayer
Group
7 pm, Kavanagh Hall
Moms Group
10 am, PC 4&5
Grief Support
7 pm, PC 6
LEGEND: PC -Parish Center
25
Family Promise Family Promise Ascension Day
PC 4,5,6,7
PC 4,5,6,7
Family Promise
Bible Study
Bible Study
PC 4,5,6,7
7 pm
8:30 am, Kavanagh
Bingo
Kavanagh Hall
Hall
6:45 pm
ACCW
Sacred Heart
Kavanagh Hall
“A Journey with
Devotion
Mother Teresa” 12:45 pm, Church
9:30 am, St. John
Fisher Church
Bible Study
7 pm
Kavanagh Hall
9:30 am, PC 4&5
Preschool
1 pm, The Quad
Confirmation
Gathering
Kavanagh Hall
Confirmation
Mass
7 pm, Church
26
June 1
June 2
Bible Study
8:30 am, Kavanagh
Hall
Bingo
6:45 pm
Kavanagh Hall
9:30 am, PC 4&5
June 7
June 8
Toddler Time
Bible Study
8:30 am, Kavanagh 9:30 am, PC 4&5
Hall
Bingo
6:45 pm
Sacred Heart
Kavanagh Hall
Devotion
12:45 pm, Church
RCIA -Rite of Christian Initiation YM- Youth Ministry
Save the Date:
May 19 Confirmation Mass 7 pm
May 27-28 Msgr. Mike’s 40th priesthood anniversary
July 17-21
July 29
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Walk for Life
Southbay
9 am, Veteran’s
Park
309 Esplanade
Redondo Beach
27
Family Promise Family Promise
PC 4,5,6,7
PC 4,5,6,7
Preschool
1 pm, The Quad
Msgr. Mike’s
Lector Training
Ordination
4 pm, Church
Anniversary
Holy Hour
6 pm. O’Gorman
Adoration
Center
6:45 pm, Church
31
Sacred Heart
Devotion
12:45 pm, Church
Saturday
June 3
Toddler Time
Preschool
1 pm, The Quad
SJS Graduation
Mass
4 pm, Church
June 9
Preschool
1 pm, The Quad
Lector Training
4 pm, Church
Holy Hour
Adoration
6:45 pm, Church
KofC Knights of Columbus
Vacation Bible School
St. James 125th Anniversary
June 10
Prayer Requests
Weekly Mass Intentions
For those suffering illness, infirmity,
and those in need of our prayers:
Laurel Bares, Benjamin Gamez, Marcella Luke,
Carolyn Mitchell
From death to new life.
For the souls of the recently departed,
that through the mery of God,
they may rest in peace:
Bruce O’Neal, Donald Carter Swift, Victoria Moran,
Amelia Ramiro, Olivia Heimann, Martin Ramos,
Cornelia Washington, Alian Benlian,
Christo Marinos, Mary Campbell
RESPONSORIAL PSALM & READINGS
Monday
Not to us, O Lord, but to your name give the glory.
Acts 14:5-18 / Ps 115 / Jn 14:21-26
Tuesday
Your friends make known, O Lord,
the glorious splendor of your kingdom.
Acts 14:19-28 / Ps 145 / Jn 14:27-31a
Wednesday
O God, let all the nations praise you!
Acts 15:1-6 / Ps 122/ Jn 15:1-8
Thursday
Proclaim God’s marvelous deeds to all the nations.
Acts 15:7-21 / Ps 96 / Jn 15:9-11
Friday
I will give you thanks among the peoples, O Lord.
Acts 15:22-31 / Ps 57 / Jn 15:12-17
Saturday
Let all the earth cry out to God with joy.
Acts 16:1-10 / Ps 100 / Jn 15:18-21
Sunday
Let all the earth cry out to God with joy.
Acts 8:5-8,14-17 / Ps 66 / 1 Peter 3:15-18
Jn 14:15-21
Fellowship
Get to know members of our St.
James family over a cup of coffee.
Delicious coffee and tasty doughnuts after the 8 and 10 am Sunday
masses in Kavanagh Hall.
Relax and unwind in our freshly painted hall,
compliments of the Shining Stars Committee.
Sat.
8 am
5:30 pm
May 13
Fr. IK
Fr. Jim
Our Lady of Fatima
Our Parish Children
John Rodriguez 
Aida Magadia 
Sunday
6:30 am
May 14
Fr. IK
Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day Novena
8 am
Msgr. Mike Jack Duffy
Kathy Good 
Fr. IK
St. James Parishioners
Manzur Falah, Sr. 
Msgr. Mike Mason Phillips 
Isidra Soriano 
Fr. IK
Mrs. Yelba Rodriguez 
Mrs. Podegracz 
10 am
12 noon
5:30 pm
Monday
8 am
12 noon
May 15
Msgr. Mike Mother’s Day Novena
Fr. IK
Marcella Luke
Tuesday May 16
8 am
Msgr. Mike St. James School Children
12 noon Fr. IK
Mother’s Day Novena
Wed.
8 am
12 noon
May 17
Fr. Jim
Mother’s Day Novena
Msgr. Mike Cleto Kuy 
Thurs.
8 am
12 noon
May 18
Fr. IK
Fr. Jim
Friday
8 am
12 noon
May 19
Fr. IK
Mother’s Day Novena
Msgr. Mike Manuel & Manuela Raposo 
Sat.
8 am
5:30 pm
May 20
Msgr. Mike Margaret & Andrew Jambor 
Msgr. Mike Mother’s Day Novena
Sunday
6:30 am
8 am
May 21
Msgr. Mike Brian Jay Castro
William John Kimmel
Fr. Jim
Mother’s Day Novena
10 am
Fr. IK
12 noon
5:30 pm
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Bruce L. Walters 
Mother’s Day Novena
St. James Parishioners
Howard Rothenberg
Msgr. Mike Pacifico De Silva
Joseph & Raquel Dela Cruz
Fr. IK
John Rodriguez
Cleto Kuy
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