Weekend Liturgies
Saturday 4:30 PM at St. James
Sunday 8:30 AM at St. Elizabeth
Sunday 10:30 AM at St. James
Weekday Liturgies
Monday 8:00 AM St. James
Tuesday 8:00 AM St. James
Wednesday 8:00 AM St. James
Thursday 8:00 AM St. Elizabeth
Friday 8:00 AM St. James
Sacrament of Reconciliation
3:30 PM Saturday at St. James or by appointment
7:45 AM Sunday at St. Elizabeth or by appointment
Adoration
7:00-8:00 AM Monday St. James
7:00-8:00 AM Tuesday St. James
7:00-8:00 AM Wednesday St. James
8:30 AM-8:00 PM Wednesday St. James (7:15-7:30 PM Rosary for Vocations)
Fr. Rich's Homily Series
Parish Staff
Fr. Richard Kunst, Pastor
Lyle Johnson, Deacon
Mr. Ted Colling, Youth Minister
Ms. Mary Ann Rotondi, Dir. of Religious Education
Ms. Ashley Murr, Dir. of Adult Faith Formation
Taylor & Tanis Gonzaga, Music Directors
Ms. Samantha Laveau, Bookkeeper/Secretary
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First Communion 2019
May Crowning 2019
Blessing of the pets - Oct. 8th, 2019
Fr. Rich's Columns
Arguing about Religion Can Be a Good Thing
Posted in Apologetics on 10/11/19
You may have heard it said that in the history of the human race, ... Read More »
Rediscovering a ‘Beautiful, Ancient Prayer’ On Oct. 7: The Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
Posted in Apologetics on 10/07/19
October is the month of the rosary, but there is good reason to focus ... Read More »
Exploring the little known other side of St. Francis
Posted in Apologetics on 10/04/19
October includes the feast day of one of the most popular saints in the ... Read More »
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Diocese News from The Northern Cross
Take some inspiration from St. Padre Pio
09/12/19 3:59 pm
Of the many feast days we will celebrate in the month of September, one stands out for me: Sept. 23, the feast of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina, priest. “Padre Pio” was born Francesco Forgione in 1887 in the small town of Pietrelcina, Italy. He died on Sept. 23, 1968, at the age of 81. At the time, I remember reading about his death. He was alive in my lifetime, not always the case with canonized saints.
Bishop Paul Sirba
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08/23/19 12:35 pm
Institute offers free online video series on thought of St. Thomas Aquinas
08/23/19 12:04 pm
The Thomistic Institute in Washington has launched "Aquinas 101," a free online video course that instructs interested viewers in the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas.
This is the poster for the upcoming video series "Aquinas 101" being launched by the Washington-based Thomistic Institute. The free online course will made up of about 90 videos on St. Thomas Aquinas and will instruct viewers in the thought of the saint. (CNS photo/courtesy Thomistic Institute)
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