Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit as a welcoming and diverse community, We, the Parish of Saint James the Apostle invite all to worship as we celebrate the Eucharist, proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ, and serve the needs of one another, as we help build the Kingdom of God on Earth.
NEWS AND MESSAGES
Centered in Hope, Growing in Faith
At Saint James, we are truly blessed. We are a vibrant parish, not by accident but because generations before us believed deeply enough to sacrifice, to plan, and to trust God with the future of this parish. Today, it is our turn!
Easter Message
Today we rejoice in Christ’s victory over sin and death. May we live as Easter people—trusting that with Him, every Good Friday can lead to an Easter Sunday.
Reflection on the Readings
This Sunday’s Gospel reminds us that there is more than one kind of blindness. The man born blind receives physical sight—and his spiritual sight grows as he recognizes Jesus.
Reflection from the Readings
All of us, at one point or another, have caught ourselves standing in front of the refrigerator or scrolling endlessly on our phones, searching for something to fill a vague emptiness.
News and Updates
I am happy to announce that we have already achieved one of the goals of our campus redevelopment plan/ capital campaign – the purchase of a home for the rectory residence!
Reflection on the Readings
Sirach calls us to honor our parents, even when that’s hard because of past wounds. Forgiveness isn’t easy, but it’s essential for our own healing and for our relationship with God.
Pastors’ Message
This holy season reminds us of the greatest gift ever given: that the Word became flesh and made His home among us. In the child born in Bethlehem, God chose to enter our human story, to walk with us, to redeem us, and to fill even our ordinary days with divine love.
Reflection on the Readings
Advent is often called a season of waiting—and let’s be honest, waiting isn’t easy. We live in a world that prizes speed and convenience.
Reflection on the Readings
“The truth,” said the Greek Philosopher Diogenes, “is like the light to sore eyes. He who never offended anyone, never did anyone any good.”
