St. James Parish ~ Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

St. James Parish ~ Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin
A Member of the Menomonee Falls Cluster Parishes
(St. James, St. Mary’s & Good Shepherd)
December 2, 2012

St. James
From The Servant’s Quarters
• Welcome to December! Welcome to Advent!
Welcome to “the most wonderful time
of the year!” You may not feel this way as you
read the Scriptures given us for these early
Advent days. They can be a bit scary and terrifying!
Why such “heavy” readings at the
outset of this holyday/holiday season?
• From our Christian point of view we are
living during the “in-between” times. Jesus
was born, lived, taught, died, and rose over
two thousand years ago. When he returned to
the Father in heaven, he quoted General Mac-
Arthur, “I shall return!” In the mean time he
entrusted us with the task to continue his
work – bringing healing, reconciliation, and
wholeness to our fragmented world. The
Spirit of Jesus working through us continues
to establish the original Divine Plan for this
world.
• These first weeks of Advent we are reminded
to be “sober and alert, ready and
watchful.” We recall the many people and
events that led up to the first coming of
Christ to help us ready the way for His return.
Closer to December 25 th we shift gears
to focus more on the miracle and joy that
comes with The Divine wrapping Himself up in
the swaddling clothes of our human condition.
• And so, for starters, let’s embrace the
call to prayer and to outreach to those less
fortunate than our selves. Through works of
charity we allow the Lord to make of us a fit
place in which He can dwell more deeply. The
Advent clarion call is, Maranatha! Come Lord
Jesus!!
• We are very grateful to all who organized
our annual “Holly Days.” What a great way to
have a foretaste of Christmas joy. I hope
everyone has a chance to experience some
part of this parish event.
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• Be sure to hang up your stockings
Wednesday evening. Thursday is the celebration
of St. Nicholas. This bishop from the 4 th
century is a great model for outreach to the
needy and oppressed.
• For Father Nicholas's 60th birthday, the
congregation at St Mary's, Newark, England,
decided to give him a present of a new suit.
Father Nicholas was so moved by the gift that the
following Sunday he stood before everyone and began
his homily with a tear in his eye, 'Today I am
preaching to you in my birthday suit.'
Fr. Mike & Comet
Readings for the Week of December 2, 2012
Sunday: Jer 33:14-16/1 Thes 3:12--4:2/Lk 21:25-28,
34-36
Monday: Is 2:1-5/Mt 8:5-11
Tuesday: Is 11:1-10/Lk 10:21-24
Wednesday: Is 25:6-10a/Mt 15:29-37
Thursday: Is 26:1-6/Mt 7:21, 24-27
Friday: Is 29:17-24/Mt 9:27-31
Saturday: Gn 3:9-15, 20/Eph 1:3-6, 11-12/Lk 1:26-38
Next Sunday: Bar 5:1-9/Phil 1:4-6, 8-11/Lk 3:1-6
©Liturgical Publications Inc
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE COMING WEEK
Monday, December 3
8:00 am † John Bohdalik (Reni & Becky Bohdalik)
Tuesday, December 4
8:00 am † John Bohdalik (Les & Maureen O’Hearn)
† Marylyn Etzel (Jim Etzel)
Wednesday, December 5
8:00 am † Gordon Schwieger (Latin Ballroom Dance
Club)
Friday, December 7
8:00 am † Anna Mae Curtis (Nick , Carrie & Max
Wenzel)
† John Bayer (John Swanson)
Saturday, December 8
(Sunday Liturgy)
9:00 am St. James Parishioners
4:30 pm † Terry Boho (Patrick & Bonnie Walsh)
† Leo & Susan Wierl-Jacobi (Millie Wierl
Family)
Sunday, December 9
8:15 am † Donald & Rosemary Cawley (Trafton Family)
† Lavern Ehley (Darlene Ehley)
10:15 am † Bud Kaupp (Kaupp Family)
† Deceased Members of St. James

First Sunday of Advent December 2, 2012
November 25,2012 Contributions
Stewardship $14,878.50
Offertory $ 1,083.65
Mortgage $ 1,293.50
Maintenance $ 340.00
Totals $17,595.65
St. James’ Weekly Tithes (Outreach)
Since the 1980’s St. James has distributed a portion
of its weekly income as a tithe for various outreach
programs and organizations. This past week and
next week $750 will be donated to:
WORLD MISSION MINISTRIES—The Archdiocese
requests 3 years funding for sister parish, La
Sagrada Familia in the Dominican Republic.
Newsletter Deadline
I will be starting the January/February 2012 newsletter on
Monday, December 3rd. If you have an article that you
would like included in the next newsletter, please have it to
the parish office no later than 9 AM on the 3rd. You can put
it in a plain envelope marked Attention: Diana and drop it in
the collection basket, bring it into the parish office, or email
me at wyszkowskid@archmil.org.
HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION
Saturday, December 8th is a Holy Day of
Obligation—Immaculate Conception. Our Holy
Day liturgy at St. James will be 9:00 AM in
Church.
ADVENT WREATH
The custom of the Advent wreath dates back to
the folk practices of people in early cultures who
gathered evergreen wreaths and lighted fires as
signs of hope in a coming spring and renewed
light. In ancient Rome, people decorated houses
and public buildings with evergreen wreaths and garland to welcome
a New Year.
Christians continued to practice these traditions and by the 16th
century, Catholics and Protestants throughout eastern Europe
used these symbols to celebrate their Advent hope in Christ.
The use of the Advent wreath spread to other parts of the Christian
world.
LOST & FOUND
PLEASE take a minute to check the lost and found if you
think you’ve left something behind here at Church. There
are eyeglasses, earrings, keys, baseball caps, baby cups and
even a shoe! The lost and found is underneath in the white
cabinet outside of the Great Room, opposite the Food Pantry
Cupboard.
The family of John Bohdalik wishes to extend our deepest gratitude
to everyone who helped by gifts of time, food, money donations, or
love and prayers during his illness and afterwards for his funeral.
No words can ever express what this means to us. Our deepest
thank you also goes to ALL the St. James’ Staff members, for how
they reached out to John when he was not able to work and during
the time he was in hospice care.
For Funeral Visitation, Mass, and luncheon, thank you to Fr. Mike,
Daryl, Deacon Bob, Deacon Mike, Andy Pomeroy, the Choir and
Barb, the Bereavement Committee, the Funeral Luncheon Committee
and Dave and Mark Kenney for the music during the luncheon.
For all friends who helped during and after, in any large or small
way, your kindness was overwhelming.
For those who so generously donated to the two special memorials
John himself requested, $1,000 was given to St. James and $550 was
given to the Leukemia-Lymphoma Society. There were several
other charities to which donations were made as well, so thank you
all for the gifts that were given.
God Bless you all for your love and prayers,
Reni & Becky Bohdalik
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DID YOU FORGET???
If you have a pyx and are finished using it, please return your
pyx to St. James.
Also, please pick up your pictures from Jacob’s Ladder if you
have not already done so. They are on a table near the fireplace.
If you have not returned your blue stewardship card, there will
be a basket on the fireplace hearth or they can be dropped in
the collection basket over the next 2 weeks.
ENTERTAINMENT BOOKS
The Knights of Columbus are selling Entertainment Books
once again and they are ready to be used. The price is the
same as in the past, $35.00.
Call Al Nienas at 262-252-3484.
If you need your book to be delivered, that can be arranged.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
THANKSGIVING COLLECTION
The St. James conference of the St. Vincent de
Paul Society expresses its appreciation to the
parishioners of St. James who contributed nearly $2400
during the Thanksgiving Day Mass. The St. Vincent de Paul
Society responds to emergency needs of individuals and
families. Your donations are especially appreciated as we
approach the holiday season. Thank you.

Ryan Addie
Olivia Amstadt
Braden Anders
Maya Annoye
Nicholas Backus
Theresa Barthel
Brody Bauer
Isabella Boudrau
Reagan Brandes
Julia Bruch
Gavin Bucheger
Ella Carberry
Preston Carey
Carson Chavannes
Owen Ciha
Blake Cotrill
Joshua Devine-Smies
Austin Doty
Scott Durian
Austin Ehlert
Sydney Engstrom
Mackenzie Fitzgerald
Colleen Flynn
Emilie Fuhr
Samantha Fuhr
Kylee Garancis
John Gaynor
Nicholas Giovan
Maryssa Goetz
Morgan Greengo
Haley Gregg
Carla Hadland
Kasey Heizman
Grace Hooge
Cole Horkan
Kira Hutchinson
Kayla Johnson
Aiden King
Noelle Klump
Joshua Komppa
Robby Krueger
Dakota Kurucz
Jessica La Valley
Tim La Valley
Samantha Landis
Matthew Lang
Katie Lockhart
Adam Lynch
Lauren Marzinski
Reid Mayer
Doug McConeghy
Marshall Molinski
Ryan Nettesheim
Charles Nortrup
Lacey Omelian
Bella Orozco
Ella Paar
Ryan Pfeifer
Brooke Price
Abbie Pulvermacher
Kendall Rakowski
Liam Raykowski
Charles Reitz IV
Owen Rogers
Nicholas Romuald
Jacob Saunders
Billy Scherer
Jeremy Scherer
Ethan Schmitz
Kelly Schneider
Holly Seidl
Kiley Slaats
Madelyn St. Louis
Mariela Staab
Trevor Stimart
Haley Tarcin
Mitchell Tiefenthaler
Sydney Vande Hei
Olivia Verhaalen
John (Jack) Walker
Keegan Wichman
Eric Wiese
Katelyn Wilcox
Sydney Wilson
Zachary Wolfram
Briella Wrench
Jack Young
Sylvie Zgonc
ADVENT PRAYER
Wednesday Evenings, 6:30-7:00 pm
In the Chapel
CHRISTMAS MASS TIMES
December 24, Christmas Eve
3:30 pm in the Church and Community Center
5:30 pm in Church
10:00 pm Christmas Concert
in Church
10:30 pm Christmas Eve Mass
December 25, Christmas Day
9:00 am Christmas Mass
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Windsong Subdivision presents a Luminary Night
To benefit the food pantry located at St. Boniface Church,
which serves southern Washington County. Last year we
were able to donate over $650 and 41 boxes of food
to help those in need.
The 19th Annual Windsong Luminary Night will be held on
Sunday, December 9th from 5:30-8:00 pm.
Santa and his elves will greet our visitors at the subdivision entrance
to collect donations of nonperishable food items or money
for the food pantry. Our visitors drive through the subdivision
and see thousands of luminary bags line the streets plus the holiday
decorations of over 100 homes.
Windsong subdivision is located east of Pilgrim Road and west
of Hwy 145 on Donges Bay Road in Germantown. For more
information call 255-2421 or 502-0246.

Any parishioners interested in being a part of the Prayer Shawl Ministry are invited to attend a get
together on December 11th at 3:30 pm in the St. James Community Center. We are getting together
to share patterns, information about this ministry and for some good fellowship along the
way. Whether you knit or crotchet or want to learn, feel free to come and see what it is all about.
Please call, Pam, the parish nurse and let her know if you are going to attend at (262) 250-2663.
All are welcome to attend a special Mass with presider,
Bishop Hying on Monday, December 10th in
the Chapel at 7:00 pm. This is a special Mass for
Marian Servants of Jesus Christ Lord & King and for
John Bohdalik. Anyone is welcome to attend.
Christmas Giving Tree Reminder
The Giving Tree will remain in the
Gathering Space through Sunday, December
9 th , so please return your donations
by this date. If you haven’t taken
an ornament, please consider taking part in this outreach
opportunity. You will truly brighten this
Christmas season for someone in need.
Thank You!
St. Mary and St. Anthony
Parish and School BloodDrive
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
1:30 – 6:30 PM
St. Mary’s Menomonee Falls on Main Street
Call 262-309-7292.
Join the team of donors participating in today's drives around
Wisconsin. As a special THANK YOU, one lucky donor will
win an item autographed by Green Bay fullback JohnKuhn.
Your chance to win is 1 in only 400.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
St. James will be hosting a Blood Drive for
The Blood Center of Wisconsin on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3RD
From 2:00—7:00 pm.
COMPANIONS ON THE JOURNEY
(PLEASE NOTE WE WILL BE MEETING ON THE 2 ND MONDAY OF THE MONTH)
All MEN and WOMEN who have lost a loved one are invited to Maxims Restaurant on Capitol Drive in Brookfield for friendship,
a meal and sharing at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, December 10, 2012. We also welcome all caregivers to join us. All denominations
are welcome. If you know someone who would benefit from this please invite them. If you have any questions
please call Shirley at 262-246-0553. We look forward to seeing you there!!!
Fields of Hope and Dreams Community Garden
Advent Conspiracy: Spending Less = Giving More. In 2007 a small movement was started by three churches – The
Crossing in St. Louis, Imago Dei in Portland and Ecclesia in Houston. The movement is called Advent Conspiracy http://
www.adventconspiracy.org and it’s now worldwide. Its three main goals: 1) Reduce unnecessary stress, debt and the hyper
commercialism of Christmas, 2) Invite “presence” of relationships and reflection about what we are truly celebrating and
3) Work towards wiping out the number one killer on this planet, lack of clean water. (Remember last year’s draught, or St.
James’ well problems? Our community gardeners were trying to water every day). Here are some statistics to consider:
1) $450 billion is spent in this country during the month of December. Much of it is holiday shopping. 2) At any given time,
half of the world’s hospital beds are occupied by patients suffering from a water related disease. 3) 2.2 million people die
every year due to lack of access to clean drinking water. 4) According to the World Bank and United Nations Development
Program, it’s estimated that it would cost $20 billion to solve the global water crisis (i.e. less than 5% of what’s spent in this
country in December). Advent Conspiracy’s four tenets are: 1) Worship Fully: It’s not just going to church; it’s also donating
time, resources and giving of oneself to others. (Catholics call it: time, talent, treasure) Love wins, peace reigns and life
is celebrated. 2) Spend Less: Consider buying one less gift this Christmas. Be more available to people and suffer less
post holiday aftermath (i.e. debt, regret, stress). 3) Give More: Time is the real gift Christmas offers. Be more present to
others this holiday season. 4) Love All: By spending less at Christmas everyone has the opportunity to give to those who
need help the most. Love without borders or boundaries – locally; think of the “Giving Tree” in the gathering space, our
CCOS food pantry and the St. Ben’s meal program. Nationally and internationally, think of Catholic Charities or Living Water
International, http://water.cc. If it’s too late to change this Christmas, start the conversation so you can change next year.
And, if you want to join our garden volunteers: call (414) 587-1202 or email pschneider@wi.rr.com
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Christian Family Movement (CFM)
Looking for stimulating discussion, faith-based action, and socializing
in the new year? Christian Family Movement (CFM) is
beginning here at St. James. Individuals and couples are invited
to join! CFM provides a time and place for adult parishioners to
share values, faith, and a place to experience Jesus in their lives
and the lives of their families. CFM is a way of life that develops
everyday Christians. Its goal is to bring people together to
form a faith-filled Christian community guided by love of family,
love of Church and service to others. The format consists of
meeting together monthly in small groups in the homes of parishioners
for scripture reflection, discussion, calls to action, and
socializing. Discussions are based on national CFM materials.
If you are interested in being a part of CFM in 2013, please contact
Peg Flahive in the Christian Formation Office, flahivep@archmil.org
or 262-253-2915. We hope you will consider
joining!
Aluminum Can Drive –
The Aluminum Can Drive is taking place THIS
WEEKEND, December 1st & 2nd. As many of
you know, the Aluminum Can Drives are a fundraiser
for the Mission Trip that takes place in the
summer. The drives are usually held on the 1 st
weekend of the “even” months which means if you
miss this one, the truck will be back in February. ALL proceeds
go towards Mission Trip expenses and scholarship money for Mission
Trip. Please drop cans off in the back of the Maurice Landscaping
truck which will be here some time Saturday morning. To
ensure we receive maximum money for our cans please take them
out of plastic bags. The aluminum cans will be taken to the recycling
center early Monday morning. As always, we ask that you
not drop off cans early or after the truck has been moved as we
have no place to store them. The Mission Trippers thank you in
advance for your support.
Adult Confirmation
If you are a Baptized Catholic who celebrated your First
Communion but not the Sacrament of Confirmation, please
consider attending classes beginning with an orientation
session on either Sunday, January 13 at St. Mary Parish in
Menomonee Falls (11:30 AM-1:00 PM), OR Wednesday,
January 16 at Good Shepherd Parish in Menomonee Falls
(7:00 – 8:30 PM). Adult Confirmation classes are a collaborative
effort of five local parishes. In 2013 St. James will not
be a host site, but you are asked to attend classes at either
of the two parishes listed above. Participants have the option
of attending either the Sunday morning or Wednesday
evening classes as your schedule allows. Staff members
and volunteers from St. James, St. Agnes, St. Mary, St. Anthony
and Good Shepherd help with the classes. To register
or for more information and a schedule of classes, please
contact Peg Flahive, 262-253-2915 or flahivep@archmil.org.
Feast of St. Nicholas, Advent and
Christmas Gift Ideas
Did you know the Christian Formation Office has three
different Bibles available for purchase? Bibles
make a great Christmas gift for the entire
family. A hardcover “Beginner’s Bible” for
children Pre-K through Grade 2 is available
for $10. A paperback “Catholic Youth Bible”
is available for $20. The (paperback)
“Catholic Faith and Family Bible” is available for $20.
Families might also want to visit a Catholic religious goods
store for additional faith-based gifts. I have found that
stores like Stemper’s in Milwaukee or the Gift Store at the
Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Help of Christians
(Holy Hill) in Hubertus have a wide variety of religious
books, art and artifacts, Advent wreaths, religious Christmas
cards and items for children and youth. More information
can be found at www.stempers.com and http://
giftstore.holyhill.com. Other great family resources for Advent
and Christmas are available at http://
www.loyolapress.com and http://
catalog.franciscanmedia.org (formerly St. Anthony Messenger
Press). ~ Peg Flahive, Adult and Family Ministry
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HAMILTON HOSTING RECYCLING
FUNDRAISER
Nov. 27th thru Dec. 20th
Hamilton Charger Robotics Team 537 is hosting a Winter Cleanup
fundraiser with Action Recyclers. We will be collecting items
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, from 6pm - 8pm, beginning
Tuesday, Nov 27th until Thursday, Dec. 20th. Specific dates are
listed below:
Tuesday, Nov. 27th
Thursday, Nov. 29th
Tuesday, Dec. 4th
Thursday, Dec. 6th
Tuesday, Dec. 11th
Thursday, Dec. 13th
Tuesday, Dec. 18th
Thursday, Dec. 20th
Action Recyclers accepts many different things – for specific
details, please visit http://www.actionrecyclers.net/
whatsrecyclable/default.htm. Unwanted items can be dropped off
at the Robotics garage (at Hamilton; behind the school) during
the times listed above. There will be someone from the Robotics
team available to assist you in unloading your items. For questions,
please send an email to Lori Hinytz
or call Dawn Smith at 262-820-1524
St. Anthony Church, N74 W 13604 Appleton Avenue is holding a
special Advent prayer/presentation "Let Not Our Souls Be Busy
Inns" on Thursday, December 6 from 7:00-8:30 p.m. The presenter,
Tom Tomaszek, Pastoral Director of "The Five Loaves" is
an experienced retreat director, author, liturgical musician and
composer. He worked many years for the Milwaukee Archdiocese
as Director of Youth Ministry. The evening will end with a celebration
of St. Nicholas.
MENOMONEE FALLS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
A Storybook Christmas
Sunday, December 2 at 2:00 pm
Hamilton Fine Arts Center
W220 N6151 Town Line Road, Sussex
Enjoy the timeless stories of Christmas, narrated
with the musical leadership of the Menomonee Falls
Symphony Orchestra.
Adults $15 60 years and older $12
Students 18 and younger $6
Www.HamiltonFineArtsCenter.com

Weekly Schedule
Sunday, December 2
8:00 am Holly Days (until 1:00) (Community Center)
8:15 am Mass (Break Open the Word)
K4/K5 CF Classes
9:30 am Gr. 1-5 CF Classes
4:30 pm Gr. 6-11 Classes
6:30 pm Gr. 6-11 Classes
Boy Scout Meeting (Cafeteria)
Monday, December 3
6:00 pm Funeral Mass (Church)
6:30 pm Gr. 6-11 Classes
7:00 pm Music Ministry Rehearsal (Church)
Tuesday, December 4
6:30 am Men’s Scripture Study (Great Room)
8:30 am Bible Study (Room 7)
Day of Adoration (Chapel)
9:00 am T.O.P.S. (Cafeteria)
10:00 am Teach Me To Pray (Room 8)
11:30 am Funeral Mass
5:00 pm Gr. 1-5 CF Classes
Finance Committee Mtg (Rectory)
Holy Hour/Rosary (Chapel)
6:30 pm Gr. 1-5 CF Classes
Scripture Study (Great Room)
Wednesday, December 5
7:30 am Rosary (Chapel)
5:30 pm Children’s Choir Practice (Church)
6:30 pm Advent Prayer (Chapel)
7:00 pm All Committee Meeting Night
Thursday, December 6
9:00 am Senior Adult Bible Study (Great Room)
5:30 pm Cub Scout Pack 175 Mtg (Comm. Center)
Friday, December 7
7:00 pm Great Adventure Bible Study (Great Room)
Saturday, December 8
8:00 am Forming the Catechetical Spirit (Rm. 7 & 8)
9:00 am Holy Day Mass—Immaculate Conception
10:30 am Baptismal Classes (Great Room)
4:00 pm Individual Reconciliation (Reconcil. Room)
4:30 pm Mass (Signing at Mass) - Fr. Klusman
5:30 pm Blood Pressure Screening (Great Room)
Sunday, December 9
8:15 am Mass (Break Open the Word)
K4/K5 CF Classes
9:15 am Blood Pressure Screening (Great Room)
9:30 am Gr. 1-5 CF Classes
11:30 am GIFT Program (Community Center)
6:30 pm Boy Scout Meeting (Cafeteria)
Directory
St. James Rectory—Parish Office—262-251-3944
W220 N6588 Town Line Road
Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin 53051
Office Hours, Monday through Friday 8 am to 4 pm
FAX: 262-250-2679
e-mail address: stjameschurch@bizwi.rr.com
Web-site address: http://www.stjames-parish.com
EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATIONS
Saturday 4:30 pm
Sunday 8;15 am & 10:15 am
Weekday Masses:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday
8:00 am in the Historic Chapel
PARISH STAFF:
Administrative Office
Fr. Michael F. Moran, Administrator ............................ 253-2212
Fr. Jerry Hudziak, Help-out ........................................ 251-3944
Daryl Olszewski, Pastoral Associate ........................... 253-2213
Mike Rooney, Deacon ................................................. 251-3944
Bob Wodushek—Deacon ............................................ 251-3944
Barbara Schuelke, Liturgy & Music Ministry ............... 253-2225
Terri Weber, Business Administrator .......................... 253-2259
Diana Wyszkowski, Parish Secretary ......................... 253-2235
Mary Koloske, Assistant Secretary ............................. 253-2259
Christian Formation Center
Sue Devine-Simon, Child Ministry ............................. 253-2904
Peg Flahive, Adult & Family Ministry ......................... 253-2915
Tracy Dereszynski, Coordinator of Youth Ministry ..... 253-2908
Michelle Beimborn Secretary ..................................... 253-2902
Mara Scherer, Assistant Secretary ............................. 253-2916
Health Ministry
Pam Dennis, Parish Nurse.. .................. 250-2663
Maintenance Department ............................................ 250-2660
Staff Emails:
• Fr. Mike Moran moranm@archmil.org
• Daryl Olszewski olszewskid@archmil.org
• Mike Rooney rooneym@archmil.org
• Bob Wodushek rwodushek@att.net
• Barbara Schuelke schuelkeb@archmil.org
• Terri Weber webert@archmil.org
• Pam Dennis dennisp@archmil.org
• Sue Devine-Simon devinesimons@archmil.org
• Peg Flahive flahivep@archmil.org
• Tracy Dereszynski dereszynskit@archmil.org
• Michelle Beimborn beimbornm@archmil.org
• Mara Scherer schererm@archmil.org
• Mary Koloske koloskem@archmil.org
• Diana Wyszkowski wyszkowskid@archmil.org
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Sussex Food Pantry, 246-9860
Mondays 5:30 to 7:00 pm
Wednesdays 1:00 to 2:30 pm
Saturdays 10:00 to 12:00 pm
Interfaith: 549-3348
ADORATION TAKES PLACE IN THE CHAPEL ON
TUESDAYS
8:30 AM—5:00 PM
Please consider joining us for prayer.
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MISSION STATEMENT
St. James is a vibrant, welcoming Catholic Community
Journeying towards the fullness of the Kingdom of God
through worship, formation and service.

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