Sanctuary Restoration Update
Conrad Schmitt Studios
Conrad Schmitt is the company working on the Sanctuary Restoration.
Check out their website to see some of their previous work.
Meet the Artist
Corbert Gauthier is the artist working on the angels for the Sanctuary Restoration.
Check out his website to see some of his amazing work.
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Mass Times
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
Fr. Rich's Apologetics
Padre Pio Helps Us Make Sense of Stigmata
Posted in Apologetics on 09/23/20
When I was young and still in the practice of going trick-or-treating, I was ... Read More »
St. Januarius’ Blood—A Miracle, or What?
Posted in Apologetics on 09/18/20
The month of September contains the feast day of a saint that is associated ... Read More »
A Sure Way to Keep Your Parish Open
Posted in Apologetics on 09/14/20
Of all the priests in our diocese there is one in particular who you ... Read More »
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Parking Lot Update
We are excited to announce that the St. James parking lot is completed and open to park in! This is such a great improvement to our church and school!
Diocesan Updates
Parish Staff
Fr. Richard Kunst, Pastor
Lyle Johnson, Deacon
Ms. Danielle Blanshan, Youth Minister
Taylor & Tanis Gonzaga, Music Directors
Ms. Samantha Laveau, Bookkeeper/Secretary
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Diocese News from The Northern Cross
Editorial: Keep up the vigilance on COVID protocols
11/13/20 2:03 pm
Earlier this year we experienced the profound suffering of the suspension of public Masses due to the coronavirus pandemic, even including Easter. Some people, particularly those most vulnerable to the virus, are still experiencing the suffering of not being able to be present in our churches. For those of us who are back, it still isn’t “normal” — we’re still wearing masks, still asked to refrain from congregational singing, asked not to gather in some of the ways we’re accustomed to.
After all these months, it’s wearying. But it’s also still necessary.
Read MoreDeacon Kyle Eller: Essential Catholic truth about marriage upholds society for everyone
11/13/20 1:36 pm
The Catholic understanding of marriage as exclusively the lifelong union of one man and one woman open to new life is perhaps the most despised of all Catholic beliefs in 2020 America.
Deacon Kyle Eller
Read MoreHoly Hour in honor of the late Bishop Sirba
11/12/20 1:42 pm
The one-year anniversary of Bishop Paul Sirba’s death is Tuesday, Dec. 1, and to mark the occasion and remember him in prayer, the diocese has announced that each deanery (region) in the diocese will hold a Holy Hour from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Bishop Paul Sirba
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