Eucharistic Adoration Sign Up weekend - St. James and St. Leo ...

Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ September 22, 2013
Eucharistic Adoration Sign Up weekend
Come spend an hour with the Lord
Millions of people went to Rio to see Pope Francis. Here we have Jesus, the King of Kings, present at
our tabernacle at St. James Chapel with the host exposed for Adoration every Thursday from 8:30 am
to 8 pm. He is waiting to spend quality time with you. Will you come and adore Him Please sign-up
today, to spend an hour with Him.
Pope Francis wrote in one of his letters, "In our visits and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, we experience
the closeness of the good Shepherd, the tenderness of His love, the presence of a faithful friend.
MASS SCHEDULE
St. James
(In English)
Saturday Vigil: 5:00 PM
Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM
11:30 AM & 6:00 PM
St. Leo Mission
(In Spanish)
Sunday: 8:30 AM & 10:30 AM
1st Saturday (English): 8:00 AM
Daily Mass at St. James
8:00 AM | Monday ‐ Friday
Liturgy of the Hours
7:30 AM | Monday ‐ Friday
Eucharistic Adoration
8:30 AM –8:00PM| Thursday
Communion Service
6:45 AM | Monday ‐ Friday
8:00 AM | Saturday
Reconciliation
3:30 PM | Saturday
or upon request
Marriage Preparation
Call Parish Office
(858) 755‐2545 ext. 112
9 months prior to wedding.
Baptism
Call (858) 755‐2545 ext. 112
St. James Church
858 755‐2545 | Fax: 858 755‐3845
St. Leo Mission
858 481‐6788 | Fax: 858 481‐5832
www.stjamesandleo.org

Collection
September 15, 2013
Envelopes $ 16,510.00
Plate $ 2,761.85
Totals $ 19,271.85
YTD Total as of 7/1/2013: $198,039.37
What return shall I make to the Lord for all the Lord
has given me — Psalm 116
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading — The Lord never forgets the sins of those
who take advantage of the poor (Amos 8:4‐7).
Psalm — Praise the Lord who lifts up the poor (Psalm 113).
Second Reading — God our savior wills everyone to be
saved (1 Timothy 2:1‐8).
Gospel — The one who is trustworthy in small matters is
also trustworthy in great ones (Luke 16:1‐13 [10‐13]).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission
on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Ezr 1:1‐6; Ps 126:1b‐6; Lk 8:16‐18
Tuesday: Ezr 6:7‐8, 12b, 14‐20; Ps 122:1‐5; Lk 8:19‐21
Wednesday: Ezr 9:5‐9; Tb:13:2, 3‐4abefghn, 7‐8; Lk 9:1‐6
Thursday: Hg 1:1‐8; Ps 149:1b‐6a, 9b; Lk 9:7‐9
Friday: Hg 2:1‐9; Ps 43:1‐4; Lk 9:18‐22
Saturday: Zec 2:5‐9, 14‐15a; Jer 31:10‐12ab, 13;
Lk 9:43b‐45
Sunday: Am 6:1a, 4‐7; Ps 146:7‐10; 1 Tm 6:11‐16;
Lk 16:19‐31
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday:
Monday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Twenty‐fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time;
Autumn begins
St. Pius of Pietrelcina (Padre Pio)
Ss. Cosmas and Damian
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Wenceslaus; Blessed Virgin Mary
St. Lawrence Ruiz and Companions
SJA Mother’s Reunion Luncheon
Thursday, October 3, 11:30am Tony’s Jacal
621 Valley Avenue ~ Solana Beach, CA ~ 92075
Call your friends and make it a date! The no host luncheons
are held on the first Thursday in May and October. For more
information and to make reservation, please contact:
Lucille Fatica (760) 436‐0682
Claire Johnson (858) 755‐2167
Betty Mettee (760) 753‐4956
Jackie Eginton (858) 755‐3206
Mon., Sept., 23 — Robert Weiler †
Tue., Sept., 24 — Dickie McGuire Int.
Wed., Sept., 25 — John & Joan Gray †
Thur., Sept., 26 — Ben S. Cairo †
Fri., Sept., 27 — Dr. Thomas Chippendale Int.
To arrange for a Mass Intention
during any of the weekday Masses
please stop by or call the parish office.
Phyllis Andersen
Emmy Bender
Jean Brosnahan
Frank Caccavo
Kevin Connelly
John Crane
Anna Day
Sara Desiderio
Carmela Felicetti
Frank & Ruth Fornaca
Betty Mettee
PRAYER LIST
Juliet Mitchell
Jay John Moisa
Marilyn Quinsaat
Scott & Wayne Sawyer
Kate Turner
Kathleen Varni
Vina Family
Robert Weiler
Lise Zondler
Carolyn Zondler
STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION
“You cannot serve both God and mammon” (Luke 16:13).
Without even knowing what mammon may be, we get the
stewardship message — what is important to us God, or all
of the other things in our lives which may distract us from
living God‐centered lives.
Scholars cannot universally
agree on the origins of the
word “mammon.” In Greek
the word was mammōnas,
which means “wealth or
treasure.” In Latin the word
was mammon, which translated
“riches and avarice.”
However, it is in Christ’s
native language, Aramaic, where we may find the stewardship
truth. The Aramaic word was mamon. That word had a
dual meaning to the Lord in His own tongue —yes, it meant
“riches,” but it also meant “chaos, darkness.”
That may have been the point Jesus was trying to make in
the Parable of the Unjust Steward. It is not just devotion to
things that provide us with a major roadblock to living lives
of stewardship. Those same “riches” may place us in a
world of darkness, not the light of Christ which results from
living as good stewards. Jesus is constantly advising us to be
very careful about attaching our hearts to “things.” Truly we
cannot serve both God and mammon.
Am 8: 4‐7; Ps 113: 1‐2, 4‐8; 1 Tm 2: 1‐8; Lk 16:1‐13

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LECTURAS DE HOY
Vigésimo Quinto Domingo del Tiempo
Ordinario 22 de septiembre de 2013
Dios . . . él quiere que todos los hombres se
salven y todos lleguen al conocimiento de la
verdad.
— 1 Timoteo 2:4
Primera lectura — El Señor nunca se olvida del pecado de los
que hacen trampa a los pobres y abusan de ellos (Amós 8:4‐7).
Salmo — Que alaben al Señor todos sus siervos (Salmo 113 [112]).
Segunda lectura — Reza al Señor, que quiere que todos se
salven (1 Timoteo 2:1‐8).
Evangelio — Sé responsable en todo. Sirve a Dios, el único
Señor, no al dinero (Lucas 16:1‐13 [10‐13]).
LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA
Lunes: Ezr 1:1‐6; Sal 126 (125):1b‐6; Lc 8:16‐18
Martes: Ezr 6:7‐8, 12b, 14‐20; Sal 122 (121):1‐5; Lc 8:19‐21
Miércoles: Ezr 9:5‐9; Tob:13:2, 3‐4abefghn, 7‐8; Lc 9:1‐6
Jueves: Ag 1:1‐8; Sal 149 (148):1b‐6a, 9b; Lc 9:7‐9
Viernes: Ag 2:1‐9; Sal 43 (42):1‐4; Lc 9:18‐22
Sábado: Zac 2:5‐9, 14‐15a; Jer 31:10‐12ab, 13;
Lc 9:43b‐45
Domingo: Am 6:1a, 4‐7; Sal 146 (145):7‐10; 1 Tm 6:11‐16;
Lc 16:19‐31
Adoración Eucarística
El lunes 16 de septiembre tendremos la adoración al Santísimo
Sacramento del Altar, oremos por la paz en Siria y por la santificación
de nuestros sacerdotes:
23 Rev. Ron Mark Edney, OP
24 Rev. Earl Eggleston
25 Rev. Gregory Eichman, FSSP
26 Rev. Charles Eis
27 Rev. Raymond Elam, OSA
28 Rev. Mario Elias
29 Rev. Msgr. William Elliott
Año de la fe
De la exhortación “Lumen Fidei” del Papa Francisco
«"La salvación comienza con la apertura a algo que nos
precede,
a un don originario que afirma la vida y protege la existencia.
Sólo abriéndonos a este origen y reconociéndolo, es posible
ser transformados, dejando que la salvación obre en nosotros
y haga fecunda la vida, llena de buenos frutos."
Intercesión
El grupo de Intercesión los invita el próximo martes 24 de septiembre
a las 7:00 pm a todos ustedes a unirse a unos momentos
de oración para interceder ante Dios nuestro Padre por
medio de Jesucristo por la paz en el mundo, en especial por
Siria y Egipto, y en los lugares donde la paz ha sido amenazada
con gran perjuicio de la humanidad.
REFLECIÓN DOMINICAL
"No podéis servir a Dios ya las riquezas" (Lucas 16:13). Sin
saber siquiera lo que puede ser Mammón, obtenemos el
mensaje de la administración ‐ lo que es importante para
nosotros Dios, o todas las otras cosas en nuestras vidas que
nos pueden distraer de vida centrada en Dios vivo.
Los estudiosos no se ponen
de acuerdo universal sobre
los orígenes de la palabra
"riquezas." En griego la palabra
era mammōnas , lo que
significa "riqueza o tesoro."
En latín la palabra fue
riquezas, lo que se
tradujo "riquezas y la avaricia." Sin embargo, es en Cristo
lengua materna, el arameo, donde podemos encontrar la
verdad mayordomía. La palabra aramea fue mamon. Esa
palabra tenía un doble significado para el Señor en su propia
lengua, sí, que significaba "riqueza", pero también significaba
"el caos, la oscuridad."
Eso puede haber sido el punto de que Jesús estaba tratando
de hacer en la parábola del mayordomo infiel. No es
sólo la devoción a las cosas que nos proporcionan un gran
obstáculo para vivir vidas de mayordomía. Esas mismas
"riquezas" nos pueden colocar en un mundo de oscuridad,
no la luz de Cristo, que resulta de vivir como buenos administradores.
Jesús constantemente nos aconseja ser muy
cuidadoso acerca de cómo adjuntar el corazón a "cosas." En
verdad que no podemos servir a Dios ya las riquezas.
Am 8, 4‐7; Salmo 113: 1‐2, 4‐8, 1 Tm 2, 1‐8; Lc 16:1‐13
Grupo Juvenil
Padres de familia y jóvenes ya iniciaron las actividades período
2013‐2014 a los esperamos el viernes 27 de septiembre de
6:30 a 9:00 pm en las instalaciones del san James. Los esperamos
con mucho entusiasmo y alegría para conocer más
sobre nuestra fe y despertar en nosotros el deseo de ser discípulos
y misioneros de Jesús, Hijo de Dios.
Confirmación de Jóvenes
Muchachos y muchachas que quieran recibir y celebrar el
sacramento de la Confirmación en el mes de mayo o junio, es
muy importante que se comuniquen con la Sra. Gloria y su
esposo Abel Castellanos para que formalicen una cita y hablen
con ellos antes de el mes de diciembre. Después de esta
fecha ya no habrá registraciones. Para más información con:
El Sr. y Sra. Gloria Castellanos:
(760) 207‐4646. Email: g.castellanos@cox.net
Agradecimiento
A todas las catequistas y padres de familia que se han interesado
en sus hijos y los demás niños por continuar la transmisión
de la fe en Cristo Jesús, así como el servicio a los demás
para construir la comunidad que cree, espera y ama. Dios
bendiga su apostolado.

FAITH IN ACTION
Global Solidarity
St. James/St. Leo Food Packaging Event
ONLINE VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!!
A fun family and friends event to package 80,000 meals to
feed the hungry in San Diego, Haiti, Dominican Republic,
and Tanzania Sunday, Oct. 13, 12:00 ‐ 3:00 PM in the Parish
Hall. Volunteers sign up for 1 hour or 2 hour shifts at:
http://www.ffccsd.ivolunteer.com/stjfpe
or click on the link on the St. James/St. Leo website. Everyone
4 ‐ 104….come join the fight against hunger Questions
e‐mail Shirley or Bob Giese
at giesemail@san.rr.com
Mission Circle Detention Ministry
ATTENTION ALL BAKERS!! COOKIES FOR KAIROS!!
WE NEED COOKIES!!!
For many years, home‐baked cookies have
been an integral part of the Kairos prison
ministry weekends at R.J. Donovan Correctional
Facility in Otay Mesa. Last year,
St. James provided over 400 dozen cookies
for the effort! We will be collecting cookie donations
again this year after all masses on October 19‐20 for the
upcoming Kairos weekend. Please package your frozen
homemade cookies (no packaged or bar cookies; please
indicate if they contain nuts) in clear, zip‐lock freezer bags
(so that they may be inspected at the prison). Package no
more than two dozen per bag. Information or questions:
Contact Dcn. Peter Hodsdon, (619) 991‐5311 or dcnpeterh@yahoo.com.
Adult Faith Formation
Formation for Mission
Returning Catholics Fall 2013
Returning Catholics will meet on
Wednesday evenings: Sep 25, Oct 2,
9, and 30, and Nov 6 and 13 at 7 p.m.
in the church social room. For information,
contact Carol (858) 354‐7085,
cabecker@san.rr.com or just come to
the meeting.
The Returning Catholics Program is designed to assist
those who wish to consider returning to the Church.
The program includes updating in the beliefs and practices
of the Catholic Church, listening to the stories of
those who have been away and, most importantly, helping
them reconcile any negative feelings they may have
about the Church. Many of the team members have
themselves been away from the Church for a number of
years and are uniquely suited to appreciate the stories
of those who are considering returning. The program
ends with an opportunity to experience the Sacrament
of Reconciliation in the context of a relaxed scripturebased
reconciliation service.
Are you or someone you know experiencing a
call to join the Catholic Church
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is the process
which prepares adults to be fully initiated members of
the community by receiving the sacraments of Baptism,
Confirmation, and Eucharist. Contact Deacon Peter (619)
991‐5311 or Katie (858) 755‐2545, ext. 107
Hodsdon to learn more about this wonderful
experience of formation and transformation.
The St. James Funeral Reception
Planning Team Needs You!
Our Pastoral Care office provides funeral reception planning
assistance to families who are holding services for
loved ones at St. James Church. Volunteers assist the
family with the selection of a local caterer, set‐up and
clean‐up of the church social room and are “on‐call” for
one or two months during the calendar year. If you have
the gift of hospitality and you are a sympathetic listener
with good organizational skills, contact Katie Hodsdon at
katie@stjames‐stleo.com or (858) 755‐2545, ext. 107 for
more information.
Eucharistic Minister Training
Come serve the Lord and St. James Community!
Eucharistic Minister training will be held in the church Saturday,
Sep 28, 8:30 a.m.‐12noon with practicum in the
church after. The training is open to all parishioners over 15
years of age who have been confirmed and all current Eucharistic
Ministers who have not attended training in the
last three years.
Deacon Peter and Katie Hodsdon will conduct liturgical
training, while Karen Charest will do logistical training.
Purple application brochures are available at the back of
church in the brochure rack. For questions and to RSVP,
please contact Nora Brady at (858) 793‐7064 or NBrady‐
21@gmail.com.
Ministers of the Word
A Liturgical Minister Formation Workshop
If you would like to become a lector…..join us on
Saturday, Oct 12, 9:00 a.m.‐2:30 p.m. and
Thursday, Oct 17, 6:30‐9:00 p.m.
Pastoral Center, Diocese of San Diego
3888 Paducah Dr., San Diego 92117
Fee: $35/person
To Register: Contact the Office for Liturgy and Spirituality
(858) 490‐8290 or log onto www.diocese‐sdiego.org/
olsfiles/index.html to download registration form. THE
APPROVAL OF YOUR PASTOR IS REQUIRED FOR THIS
WORKSHOP. There is no registration at the door.

ANNOUNCEMENTS
San Diego Blood Bank at St. James
Sunday, September 29, from 7:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
The need for blood remains great
throughout the county
and state, and we urge your participation.
Bringing it close to home, we
have had several parishioners whose
lives have been saved by blood transfusions,
and over the years we’ve
been doing it, your donations have
saved over 9,000 lives. Remember: people are the only
source ‐‐ there is no substitute. Only 5% of Americans ever
donate blood. If you've never given blood before, now is
the time to start. Let’s give them a big turnout!
For your convenience, you may make an appointment either
by: visiting the Blood Bank website at MY‐SDBB.org
or calling the Blood Bank 1‐800‐4MY‐SDBB (1‐800‐469‐
7322) or calling Bob or Cory Graves at 858‐755‐8990. Appointments
are not required, but are advisable.
Medjugorje
October 29 ‐ November 7, 2013
There are still spots available
Join parishioners Cyndi Peterson and Martha McRoskey
on a very special pilgrimage to Medjugorje, where Our
Blessed Mother has been giving messages to the world
through visionaries since 1981.
Detailed flyers are located in the back of the church or
contact Cyndi Peterson at cyndipeterson@msn.com (858)
354‐9814 for moe information. If you feel you are called to
Mejugorje, now is the time to go. Come experience the
peace of Medjugorje!
Diocesan Institute Course:
Basic Catholic Social Teaching
S440 Christians in Society: (15 hours)
This class explores the themes of Christians in society, in
relation to the main principles of Catholic social teaching.
What does “Preferential Option for the Poor” mean What
is the nature of the relationship between “Subsidiarity”
and “Solidarity” Is Catholic Social Teaching a kind of
“Socialism” What does it mean when we say that the
Catholic Church is “Communitarian”
Instructor: Fr. Lawrence Goodwin, CJM, BSW
Date and Time:
Mondays, September 30 – November 4, 2013
6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Place:
St. James, Solana Beach
To register go to: www.diocese‐sdiego.org/SDDIRegister,
or call Dianna at 858‐490‐8212, or email her at: danderson@diocese‐sdiego.org
Choir Recruitment Now!
St. James Compostela Adult Choir has returned to singing
the 9:00 a.m. Sunday Mass. In a few weeks, we begin rehearsing
for Christmas Eve Concert/Mass. We are looking
for 4 new basses, 4 new tenors, 4 new altos and 4 new
sopranos. If God has gifted you with a good ear and a
good voice, we want you to join now! Call Pauline Wright
at (858) 755‐7668 and sing Amazing Grace on her office
phone to pass your audition! (Please leave your phone
number TWICE on the voicemail as well!)
Rediscovering Catholicism
Last Christmas the parish gave each family a copy of "Rediscovering Catholicism" by Matthew Kelly. Starting October
2nd, join other parishioners in a discussion on the ideas and challenges presented in the book. We will meet during October
at the home of Martha McRoskey from 1:00 ‐ 2:00 pm each Wednesday. Please contact Martha to register at (858)
794‐7824 or mcmack9@gmail.com. Don't worry if you haven't read it yet ‐ we will cover a few chapters each
week! Childcare available!
What’s Going On In Your Neighborhood
Do you know that the San Diego/US‐Mexico border region is an international gateway for human trafficking
Do you know that San Diego has been identified by the FBI as a high intensity child prostitution area
Do you know that at least 1 million American children are involved in prostitution each year
Do you know that sex trafficking is a multi‐billion dollar business annually and is the fastest growing business of
organized crime
Do you know that Catholics have an obligation to advocate for the oppressed and enslaved
Injustice in the world is a challenge. We are all called to reflect the love of Christ, particularly to the poor and oppressed.
To do so, we must open our eyes to injustice and replace our indifference with mercy and justice.
Fr. John Howard and the St. James Global Solidarity Team invite you to view the documentary, Half the Sky: Turning Oppression
into Opportunity on Friday, September 27 th at 6:30 pm in the Parish Hall. Since publication of ‘Half the Sky’ in
2009, thousands of people have been inspired to take action to support women's health, education, protection from
violence, economic empowerment and much more. Join us for an informing and inspiring evening!
For more information on this movement please visit www.halftheskymovement.org

Scott Kaz - Benefit Concert
Parish Hall ‐ Saturday, October 5th ‐ 6 PM
Guitarist and vocalist Scott Kazmierowicz (often seen at 6 PM Mass) will perform along with siblings
Carina and Sophia. The concert is being held to raise money for MissionArts, a music and arts
education program that currently serves St. Leo Catholic Community.
Tickets will be sold after Masse next Sunday, September 22. The recommended donation is $5 for
children and $10 for adults. Food will be available for purchase. If you have any questions, please
contact Scott at scott@missionartsed.org or visit the MissionArts website at missionartsed.org
Feast of Faith
A walk-through of the Mass from beginning to end
Doxology and Amen
“Doxology” comes from a Greek word meaning “words of praise.” The Eucharistic Prayer ends with a doxology
addressed to the triune God: “Through him, and with him, and in him, O God, almighty Father, in the unity of the
Holy Spirit, all glory and honor is yours, for ever and ever.” It is an exclamation of praise, honor, and glory to God,
reminding us that we receive everything from God through the Son, in the power of the Spirit. At the consecration,
the priest held up the host and then the chalice for us to see and adore. During the doxology, the host and
chalice are held up again, but this time they are held up and offered to God the Father. With the doxology, the Eucharistic
Prayer ends, as it began, with words of praise addressed to the Father: truly, it is right and just to give
God praise, and we assent to this in our whole‐hearted acclamation, “Amen.” Never was more meaning packed
into so short a word. This “Amen,” sometimes and fittingly called “the great Amen,” is our response to the entire
Eucharistic Prayer.
—Corinna Laughlin, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
WELCOME TO
St. James‐St.
Leo Catholic
Community!
We warmly welcome
all visitors and hope
you will consider
making our community
your parish
home. Church attendance
does not make
you or your family
registered members.
Registration forms
are in the brochure
rack at the entrance
of the church, or at
the parish office.
PASTORAL STAFF
Rev. John H. Howard, CJM, Pastor ................................................. 858‐755‐2545 ….. ........................ jhhcjm@aol.com
Rev. Juan Castillo, CJM .................................................................... 858‐755‐2545 x 101 ...................... Frjuancjm@stjames‐stleo.org
Deacon Al Graff................................................................................ 858‐452‐3684
Deacon Peter Hodsdon ................................................................... 619‐991‐5311 ................................ dcnpeterh@yahoo.com
Deacon Joe Santen .......................................................................... 858‐922‐0325 ............................... gon2mass@att.net
Sr. Zita Toto, OLC Coordinator St. Leo Mission .............................. 858‐481‐6788 .............................. sisterzita@stjames‐stleo.org
Debbie Derderian‐Office Manager .................................................. 858‐755‐2545 x 112 ...................... debbie@stjames‐stleo.org
Carol Becker, Adult Faith Formation Coordinator .......................... 858‐354‐7085 .............................. cabecker@san.rr.com
Abel & Gloria Castellanos, Youth Ministry Coordinators ............... 760‐207‐4645 .............................. g.castellanos@cox.net
Gail Jilka, Secretary ......................................................................... 858‐755‐2545 x 100 ..................... gail@stjames‐stleo.org
Antonio Mendoza, Maintenance ................................................... 858‐755‐2545 x 109 ..................... mendztony@stjames‐stleo.org
Kathy Dunn, Principal St. James Academy ………………………. 858‐755‐1777…………………… kdunn@saintjamesacademy.com
Kate Hodsdon, Coordinator of Pastoral Care ................................. 858‐755‐2545 x 107 ...................... katie@stjames‐stleo.org
Vicente Leal, Spanish Religious Education Coordinator ................ 858‐755‐2545 x 102 ...................... vicente@stjames‐stleo.org
Amy Martinez, Finance Manager .................................................... 858‐755‐2545 x 103 ...................... amartinez@stjames‐stleo.org
Timothy O’Shea, Saints Thrift Store Manager ................................ 858‐755‐0654 .............................. timothykoshea@yahoo.com
Dot Renner, Sacristan ..................................................................... 858‐755‐2545 x 301 ...................... sacristandot@yahoo.com
Lee Santen, Faith Formation for Children ...................................... 858‐755‐2545 x 106 ..................... ffc@stjames‐stleo.org
Patrick Villa, Youth Ministry Coordinator ....................................... 858‐755‐2545 x 111 ....................... pvilla@stjames‐stleo.org
Pauline Wright, Director of Music ................................................... 858‐755‐7668 .............................. thepurplemusiclady@gmail.com
Bulletin ............................................................................................. .................................................... bulletin@stjames‐stleo.org
Medical/Dental Program……………………………………...……858‐259‐9464
St. James—St. Leo Catholic Community is under the pastoral care of the Eudist Fathers, or Congregation of Jesus and Mary. We owe our
name to Saint John Eudes who founded the Congregation in France in 1643. The Eudists currently operate in 15 countries, most of which are
in the developing world. Evangelization, mainly with the poor and the youth, is our primary purpose, as well as formation to ministry in the
training of diocesan priests and lay ministers. Our motto is “To Serve Christ and His Church.” For more information visit:
http://www.eudistes.org/english.htm